Object name: Mug / Object class: Vessels for serving and consuming food / Accession number: Acc.3605 - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Object name Mug Object class Vessels for serving and consuming food Accession number Acc.3605

Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 1-245493, described as Ceramic cup; whole; refined white earthenware

Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 1-161788, described as Nearly complete white porcelaineous stoneware footed mug with expanding rim, attached handle broken off, no decoration or makers mark present.

Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 1-161793, described as One nearly complete heavy white glazed stoneware mug with fragmentary attached handle, no decoration or maker's mark present

Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 1-161795, described as Nearly complete heavy white porcelaineous stoneware mug with fragmentary attached handle, no decoration or makers mark present.

Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 1-245494, described as Ceramic cup; whole; refined white earthenware

Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 1-161546, described as Complete white improved earthenware waisted mug with handle with overglazed transfer floral and tendril spot decoration and a fugitive black stripe on the lid, no makers mark present

Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 1-245492, described as Ceramic cup; whole; handle refined white earthenware; hand-painted

Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 1-160988, described as one massive white glazed stoneware mug with a small attached decorated handle, no other decoration or makers mark is present, possible insized lot number on bottom

Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 1-161756, described as One burned, nearly complete heavy glazed white mug with a fragmentary attached handle, no apparent decoration or makers mark, object is heavily incrusted with rust and other concretion.

Hearst Museum object titled Mug, accession number 1-161796, described as One heavy nearly complete white mug with a mold-made attached fragmentary handle and flaring lip, with no decoration or maker's mark present