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Hearst Museum object titled Whistling jar, accession number 4-3478, described as Black whistling jar, handle connecting spout and animal head. Mended ( double chambered)
Hearst Museum object titled Whistling jar, accession number 4-8543, described as Brown double whistling jar, one half representing a monkey holding an ear of corn, the other an ordinary bottle-necked vase, spout connected to monkey with arched handle; Height: 13.5 cm, Width/breadth: 17.5 cm, Depth: 9.5 cm
Hearst Museum object titled Whistling jar, accession number 4-3548, described as Whistle in form of bird with long tail; tail (or mouthpiece) missing.
Hearst Museum object titled Whistling jar, accession number 4-5394, described as Black whistling jar: joined globose bodies, long necks with connecting handle incomplete; figures of men and fishes on top of one spout. Mended.
Hearst Museum object titled Whistling jar, accession number 4-3547, described as Whistle in the form of a bird with long tail; crudely finished in burnt red clay.

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