Object name: Mirror fragment / Culture or time period: Cultures in the Ancient Greek sphere of influence - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragment, accession number 8-1176, described as Floral head mirror stem; iron

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragment, accession number 8-1183, described as One small mirror fragment; bronze?

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragment, accession number 8-1184, described as Mirror fragment

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragment, accession number 8-3864, described as Turned mirror fragment; bronze; 8.6cm max length

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragment, accession number 8-3862a, described as Etruscan bronze mirror; broken in two pieces; brownish-green patina; mirror disk rather thin and convex, with rim bent up on back side; edge bent on both obverse and reverse; Eros (Latin: Cupid) with hare and warrior, who may be Ares (Latin: Mars); around rim on incised surface, ivy; above tang on obverse, palmette motif. Height including tang 20.5; Width 15.6; Thickness .2 cm. Bronze cast, and engraved. Published G. Matteucig, “An Etruscan Mirror in Berkeley,” AJA 50 (1946) pp. 60-66 and 61, figure 1. Missing - September 15, 1980 - 7/20/89 in J-3-9

Hearst Museum object titled Mirror fragment, accession number 8-3862b, described as Etruscan bronze mirror; broken in two pieces; brownish-green patina; mirror disk rather thin and convex, with rim bent up on back side; edge bent on both obverse and reverse; Eros (Latin: Cupid) with hare and warrior, who may be Ares (Latin: Mars); around rim on incised surface, ivy; above tang on obverse, palmette motif. Height including tang 20.5; Width 15.6; Thickness .2 cm. Bronze cast, and engraved. Published G. Matteucig, “An Etruscan Mirror in Berkeley,” AJA 50 (1946) pp. 60-66 and 61, figure 1. Missing - September 15, 1980 - 7/20/89 in J-3-9