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Hearst Museum object titled Bread kneading tray, accession number 9-16386, described as Platter, carved wood, round with sharp curvi-linear projections around the edge. There are splits in the wood down the center and edges.
Hearst Museum object titled Churn plunger, accession number 9-16360, described as Churn: wood with a large wing-like nut encircling the pole with carvings.
Hearst Museum object titled Grain measure, accession number 9-16391, described as Grain Measure: iron, cylindrical, outer surface banded and studded. Bottom made of wood. Iron stripping on bottom to secure wood. Piece of iron missing on side. A small hole on bottom. Diameter 21 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Hanger, wood, accession number 9-16385, described as Hanger: made of detailed wood carvings with swivels falling down the center. Zoomorphic features (possibly horses) present on all four corners. Length 40 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Lamp, hanging, accession number 9-16384, described as Lamp: hanging lamp made of wood. Comprised of 6 wooden links, the bottom link bored through wooden base with iron nail and rope. Length 88 cm.

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