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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16735, described as Coffee table, rosewood frame, rectangular, with insert, burl top and curved legs. Says appraiser, "Delicate carving of food, dogs among stylized clouds on apron" height 31 cm, length 1m12cm

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16736, described as Table for lamp, squared topped, four legged. Recessed mahogany burl top. Made of rosewood. Says appraiser "Delicate carving of stylized archaic dragon on apron". Made circa 1900. See appraiser's notes in accession envelope.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16732a, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-17669a,b, described as Table; Copper, wood. A) cooper tray, circular w/ raised rim and engraved curvilinear designs encircling rim and centre. A small crack is visible at centre. Diam. - 72 cm. B) Wood stand, circular w/ three pairs of wooden posts w/ diamond notched designs, joined at centre. India attr. Tray rests on stand to form a table. Stored at Warehouse.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16734, described as Round table, four-legged, made for lamp. Rosewood, from early 1900's.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-15917, described as PPIE Japanese silk making Low table: wood, light tan. Shaped like a short-double legged "T", smooth thick wood.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16740, described as Table, rosewood with floating panel top and everted flange ends, culminating in protruding scroll ends. Legs are carved with Taoist symbol leading to Ju-i apron. Trestle ends carved with stylized coin pattern. height 84cm, length 1m70cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number TEMP 2015.2439, described as A small wooden table with four fragments broken off.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-13304, described as Table; square shaped; jackfruit wood; rectangle and circle design.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16743, described as Table, rosewood with square top, carving around apron in key pattern 61 1/2 cm tall.

Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16735, described as Coffee table, rosewood frame, rectangular, with insert, burl top and curved legs. Says appraiser, "Delicate carving of food, dogs among stylized clouds on apron" height 31 cm, length 1m12cm

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-17669a,b, described as Table; Copper, wood. A) cooper tray, circular w/ raised rim and engraved curvilinear designs encircling rim and centre. A small crack is visible at centre. Diam. - 72 cm. B) Wood stand, circular w/ three pairs of wooden posts w/ diamond notched designs, joined at centre. India attr. Tray rests on stand to form a table. Stored at Warehouse.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16734, described as Round table, four-legged, made for lamp. Rosewood, from early 1900's.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-15917, described as PPIE Japanese silk making Low table: wood, light tan. Shaped like a short-double legged "T", smooth thick wood.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number TEMP 2015.2439, described as A small wooden table with four fragments broken off.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-13304, described as Table; square shaped; jackfruit wood; rectangle and circle design.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16743, described as Table, rosewood with square top, carving around apron in key pattern 61 1/2 cm tall.

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