Object class: Fragments (object portions) / Collection place: United States / Culture or time period: Chinese cultures - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Bowl fragment, accession number 1-161750, described as Basal fragment of a Chinese white porcelain stoneware, possible rice bowl, with under-glazed hand painted blue double happiness, scrolls, butterfly, etc. on the exterior, also present an under-glazed blue chop-like mark that maybe illegible or nonsense.

Hearst Museum object titled Bowl fragment, accession number 1-127874, described as Bowl base fragment; Ming Dynasty (1368–1644) attributed. Presumed to have been salvaged from the cargo of the Portugese Manila galleon San Agustín, which was shipwrecked in November 1595 in Drakes Bay, Point Reyes, California, on its return trip from Manila. Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.

Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic fragment, accession number 1-160178, described as Rim fragment of a Chinese grey stoneware bowl with underglaze stamped blue, grey decoration on exterior rim

Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic fragment, accession number 1-160179, described as Basal fragment of a Chinese cream stoneware ginger jar or bowl with greyish glaze on exterior

Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic fragment, accession number 1-160185, described as Fragment of a Chinese porcelaineous stoneware plate with over glazed floral painted decoration in black

Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic fragment, accession number 1-160210, described as Basal fragment of a Chinese brownware tan stoneware globular jar with unglazed bottom

Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic fragment, accession number 1-160180, described as Chinese tan stoneware bowl basal fragment with light greyish glaze and reserved stacking ring on interior

Hearst Museum object titled Porcelain fragment, accession number 1-60316, described as Fragment of Chia Ching porcelain vessel. Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.

Hearst Museum object titled Porcelain fragment, accession number 1-77957, described as Porcelain fragment with a rounded polished edge. In center is a vessel motif.; Ming Dynasty (1368–1644) attributed. Presumed to have been salvaged from the cargo of the Portugese Manila galleon San Agustín, which was shipwrecked in November 1595 in Drakes Bay, Point Reyes, California, on its return trip from Manila. Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.

Hearst Museum object titled Porcelain fragment, accession number 1-60306, described as fragment of blue painted Ming (late) porcelain. Attached to 1-77801 and 1-61358 Notice: Image restricted due to its potentially sensitive nature. Contact Museum to request access.