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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-487, described as Escutcheon plate, iron, flat, with keyhole; openwork incised floral design in low relief
Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-629, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, elongated, with pointed ends; ornate embossed and incised openwork leaf and scroll design; winged key guide riveted to base plate
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-488, described as Escutcheon plate, iron, flat, with keyhole; embossed open work design of tree trunks (?) below keyhole and floral crown (?) above
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-626, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, elongated, double pointed; embossed and incised openwork leaf and hood design (one section below keyhole broken off); key guide riveted to base plate
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-478, described as Small outer portion of lock with large keyhole; incised series of C-like designs as well as vertical designs and a ray-like design; apparently a piece missing from the base
Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-616, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, round, resembling tray with rim; four volutes of flat strips interior of tray, and key guard resembling doorway; all pieces riveted to base plate
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-633, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, elongated, pointed ends (one broken off); ornate incised and embossed floral and volute design
Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-641, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, elongated; incised and embossed trifoliate design at ends; crosshatched area above and below keyhole
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-467, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, shield shaped, with scrolls on top perimeter; key guide inform of four branching tendrils riveted to plate
Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-608, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron elongated, double pointed; incised and embossed openwork floral and double volute design; keyhole and doorknob hole present

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