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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16735, described as Coffee table, rosewood frame, rectangular, with insert, burl top and curved legs. Says appraiser, "Delicate carving of food, dogs among stylized clouds on apron" height 31 cm, length 1m12cm

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16736, described as Table for lamp, squared topped, four legged. Recessed mahogany burl top. Made of rosewood. Says appraiser "Delicate carving of stylized archaic dragon on apron". Made circa 1900. See appraiser's notes in accession envelope.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 7-6062, described as Pedestal table, mahogany veneer, empire circa 1810. Folding top, mahogany parquetry cracks, flaws evidence of frequent repairs, one caster missing. Dimensions: 40 1/4 cm x 82 7/10 cmx 73 7/10 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-17669a,b, described as Table; Copper, wood. A) cooper tray, circular w/ raised rim and engraved curvilinear designs encircling rim and centre. A small crack is visible at centre. Diam. - 72 cm. B) Wood stand, circular w/ three pairs of wooden posts w/ diamond notched designs, joined at centre. India attr. Tray rests on stand to form a table. Stored at Warehouse.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16734, described as Round table, four-legged, made for lamp. Rosewood, from early 1900's.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 7-6067, described as Table

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-15917, described as PPIE Japanese silk making Low table: wood, light tan. Shaped like a short-double legged "T", smooth thick wood.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 7-6359, described as Table; “ Jewel box” table with hinged top, curved legs; shelf with costumed woman; top has painted pastoral scene with couple surrounded by wreath-like designs; they are under tree from which hangs birdcage; painted gold ground; overall still like, floral and wreath designs; metal feet, trim around top; height 63.5 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 5-15626, described as Stool, wood, four-legged. Leather seat, secured by leather strips underside. Square legs and flat horizontal and vertical braces. Wood spikes on three horizontal braces. Circular pyrography design on exterior wood surfaces. Height 38.2 cm, Length 36.3 cm, Width 28.1 cm. From Central Africa, Zaire, Savula, Luena or Chokwe.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16452, described as Table, model; fine-grained 4 legged wooden table, block shaped, square central section (cracked) framed by thicker segments, straight legs supported by thinner frame matching top. Wood, shaped lacquered and glued. China att. Ht = 11.5 cm. approx. 11.5 cm sq.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16735, described as Coffee table, rosewood frame, rectangular, with insert, burl top and curved legs. Says appraiser, "Delicate carving of food, dogs among stylized clouds on apron" height 31 cm, length 1m12cm

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 7-6062, described as Pedestal table, mahogany veneer, empire circa 1810. Folding top, mahogany parquetry cracks, flaws evidence of frequent repairs, one caster missing. Dimensions: 40 1/4 cm x 82 7/10 cmx 73 7/10 cm

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-17669a,b, described as Table; Copper, wood. A) cooper tray, circular w/ raised rim and engraved curvilinear designs encircling rim and centre. A small crack is visible at centre. Diam. - 72 cm. B) Wood stand, circular w/ three pairs of wooden posts w/ diamond notched designs, joined at centre. India attr. Tray rests on stand to form a table. Stored at Warehouse.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16734, described as Round table, four-legged, made for lamp. Rosewood, from early 1900's.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 7-6067, described as Table

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-15917, described as PPIE Japanese silk making Low table: wood, light tan. Shaped like a short-double legged "T", smooth thick wood.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 7-6359, described as Table; “ Jewel box” table with hinged top, curved legs; shelf with costumed woman; top has painted pastoral scene with couple surrounded by wreath-like designs; they are under tree from which hangs birdcage; painted gold ground; overall still like, floral and wreath designs; metal feet, trim around top; height 63.5 cm

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 5-15626, described as Stool, wood, four-legged. Leather seat, secured by leather strips underside. Square legs and flat horizontal and vertical braces. Wood spikes on three horizontal braces. Circular pyrography design on exterior wood surfaces. Height 38.2 cm, Length 36.3 cm, Width 28.1 cm. From Central Africa, Zaire, Savula, Luena or Chokwe.

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