Object class: Culinary containers / Year collected: [Missing] / Accession number: Acc.3032 - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Creamer, accession number 9-12710, described as China, Ching-te-chen attributed, Kiangsi province. Pitcher, porcelain, blue and white 'Nanking ware'. Short ovoid bowl shape, with wide straight flared out rim, with long 'guttered' pouring lip, ear shaped handle, short foot. River and temple landscape scene in underglaze blue wash and linear detail, on body, down to foot. Lozange-diaper pattern band on outer rim with lower 'spearhead' border. Band of same diaper pattern with three medallions containing emblems with fillets on inner rim. Peacock feather on handle. Chip in pouring lip, and rim. Height 7 centimeters, maximum diameter 14 centimeters.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-14596, described as cup, canton enamel. Square with incuse corners; painted with designs known as the "Hundred Antiques". Colors are black with gold stenciling, with light green and blue border. Interior white, smudge marks on inside top 4 corners. Diameters 4.5 centimeters height 3.5 centimeters.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-12712a-d, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-14595, described as cup, canton enamel in famille rose colors. Decorated with red, pink and blue flowers and foliage on turquoise ground. Damaged, chips in enamel, sev. cracks, foot bent.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-12738, described as China, Fukien province, Te-hua attributed. Libation cup, porcelain, 'blanc-de-Chine'. Rhinoceros horn derived shape. Cylindrical base and pedestal to flared out, oblong, vertically ribbed sides. Molded high-relief decoration: young and old dragon chasing a flaming pearl; prunus blossoms; pine tree, and crane; and dog staring at moon. Scalloped flange handles. Two character marks in relief on recessed foot. Paste is translucent. Many scratches in surface. Matched with 9-12739. Height 9.8 centimeters, maximum diameter 17.7 centimeters.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-12628, described as Tea cup, ceramic; short, wide, half globe with very short narrow foot, single coil handle on one side. Exterior has heavy enamel decoration of white heron with lotus leaves and blossoms in three shades of green and red lacquer. Ground and interior is grey and crackled. Handle is green. Rim is green and brown. Underside of cup has three stylized characters in black.

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