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Hearst Museum object titled Bells, accession number 8-78, described as 15 Bronze Etruscan bells; 12 closed of which 10 engraved; 2 plain; 2 bellshaped; 1 oblong; Remarks: "Lincoln and son 1.0/
Hearst Museum object titled Foot, accession number 8-89, described as Bronze furniture foot; winged lion paw below shell; wing feathers finely etched; 6’’ high
Hearst Museum object titled Handle, accession number 8-87, described as Bronze handle; V-shape; may be a set with 8-86; 4 3/8’’ wide
Hearst Museum object titled Handle, accession number 8-84, described as Bronze handle; T-shape; panthers at each end; palmette at bottom; outside engraved; cat head center top; 7 5/8’’ long
Hearst Museum object titled Handle, accession number 8-85, described as Bronze handle; T-shape, side broken off; goose head at top, human head at bottom; 5 5/8’’ long
Hearst Museum object titled Handle, accession number 8-86, described as Bronze handle; V-shape; may be a set with 8-87; 4 1/2’’ wide
Hearst Museum object titled Handles, accession number 8-88a-d, described as Bronze handles A) 4 1/4’’ long B) heart shapes 7 1/4’’ long C) ditto; 5 3/4 long D) bucket rim; 8’’ long
Hearst Museum object titled Horse figurine, accession number 8-74, described as Bronze horse: Geometric style “platform bronze”, with stamp-seal base: standing mannered elongated with tapered limbs, pinched waist. Length: 7 cm; height: 8.9 cm.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Key, accession number 8-79, described as Bronze key
Hearst Museum object titled Mirror, accession number 8-81, described as Bronze mirror; plain; 4 7/8’’ diameter

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