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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Ashtray, accession number 7-1055, described as Ashtray of iron; 1815-C:A:C; with 4 legs; width 3 1/4 in, length 3 7/8 in; [drawn symbol] on bottom
Hearst Museum object titled Bridal crown, accession number 7-1135, described as Bead bridal crown with wood cover (b c) diameter on top 11 in, height 7.75 in; painted “dirty” white color; iron handle; pad inside; crown in tray (1135a)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Broken lock, accession number 7-771, described as Door or gate lock, iron, double bolt, key operated; all working parts exposed, back plate in shape of axe head
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Broken lock, accession number 7-775, described as Door or gate lock, iron, double bolt, key operated; all working parts exposed; back plate in shape of axe head
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Broken lock, accession number 7-763, described as Door or gate lock, wrought iron, double bolt, key operated; incised floral design on front cover plate; incised floral design and open work on backing plate
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Broken lock, accession number 7-752, described as Door or gate lock; wrought iron, key operated dogging; four bolts, multi-springs; mechanism held back plate by rivets and copper washers
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Broken lock, accession number 7-759, described as Door or gate lock, wrought iron, double bolt, key operated; exposed tumbler mechanism; onion shaped cover plate with floral incised and open work design
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Broken lock, accession number 7-754, described as Door or gate lock, iron, mortise type, double bolt; working parts exposed; end opposite bolt axe blade-shape
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Chest, accession number 7-1146, described as Wooden chest with iron mounting; 17th century; length 19.5 in, width 11.75 in, height 7.5 in
Hearst Museum object titled Chest, accession number 7-5199, described as Large walnut chest; 16th century. Italian; front carved with panel of palmettes at each end; iron handle on each side; 4-footed; 18 x 19 x 63 3/8 inches long.

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