Object class: Carvings (visual works) / Culture or time period: East Asian cultures / Accession year: [Missing] - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 9-17792, described as box, votive box for statue, rectangular, carved dark wood, peg construction, one side open, front with two opposed carved dragons; early 10th century

Hearst Museum object titled Brisé fan, accession number 9-23697, described as Peacock feather fan with white tassel on end; carved wooden base.

Hearst Museum object titled Cage, accession number 9-13658a-c, described as Cage; for birds; bamboo; wood perch; two blue and white ceramic feeders; wood pedestal affixed to floor of cage; a - cage, diam. 37 cm, 59 cm high; b - metal hook for carrying; c - door slide China, Hong Kong, Kowloon (from Mainland China, Canton area attrib.) Native name: Chuk lung - bird cage Bamboo, wood, clay, metal Hung conveniently. Often carried around on walks or to tea houses to show off the occupants. Used by bird fanciers - a male hobby. Bought on a street devoted to birds, cages, bird food and related paraphernalia. This is an average specimen. Dishes are considered very ordinary; can be of great value depending of income of bird fancier. Central bar may also be more elaborate - of ivory or carved wood..

Hearst Museum object titled Frame, accession number TEMP 2015.2436, described as A square wooden frame engraved with a pattern. The sides have a geometric pattern carved out.

Hearst Museum object titled Panel, accession number TEMP 2015.2441, described as A wooden panel has a floral pattern carved out and characters carved from the middle.

Hearst Museum object titled Screen, accession number TEMP 2015.2446, described as A wooden screen carved and painted on both sides with figures, animals, and landscape. The sides have metal hooks and rods to connect to other screens.

Hearst Museum object titled Screen, accession number TEMP 2015.2444, described as A wooden screen carved and painted on both sides with figures, animals, and landscape. The sides have metal hooks and rods to connect to other screens.

Hearst Museum object titled Screen, accession number TEMP 2015.2443, described as A wooden screen carved and painted on both sides with figures, animals, and landscape. The sides have metal hooks and rods to connect to other screens.

Hearst Museum object titled Screen, accession number TEMP 2015.2445, described as A wooden screen carved and painted on both sides with figures, animals, and landscape. The sides have metal hooks and rods to connect to other screens.