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Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 9-7387, described as Bowl; jade, pale celadon; 1 hydra handle; dia. 11.5 cm. Broken.

Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 9-12218, described as Bowl, ceramic, with dark green glaze (celadon), with lotus leaf design underneath. Height 7 cm, diameter 18.25 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 9-13412, described as Platter, porcelain, celadon glaze; Wide, shallow bowl shape with horizontal flange. Impressed and incised decoration of peony design. Incised wave pattern band on flange. Glaze is a glossy olive-green celadon with broad crazing. Scrape marks on unglazed base. Small chips in glaze on rim. Marked "China" on base. Height 6.5 cm., diameter 35.3 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Bowl with stand, accession number 9-16748a,b, described as bowl with stand. (a) bowl, Sung style Kuan ware celadon, with crab claw crackle and brown lip ring, beveled foot ring. dia 12 cm. (b) wooden carved stand with 3 feet, damaged in area between two of the feet. dia 10 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Dish, accession number 9-7320, described as Dish; jade, celadon w/flecks of emerald jade; leaf-shape; carved hydra on top; lotus flowers underneath; stem broken; 22 x 15.3 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Flower pots, accession number 9-13410a,b, described as flower pots, pair, porcelain; square, nesting, rectangular sides; four short corner feet. one panel on each side w/ underglaze blue floral brushwork on white reserve ground: bamboo, prunus blossoms, grass, and chrysanthemums. panels surrounded by pale green celadon on lower half and ochre-brown on top half. interior and bottom not glazed and discolored. (a) larger, and warped out of square. (b) nest inside of (a) and tapers slightly to narrower base. both have drain holes in base. H. (a) 10.5 cm., W. 7.9 cm. H. (b) 8.1 cm., W. 5.9 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Jar with lid, accession number 9-12575a,b, described as Cloisonne jar (a) with lid (b): The jar, identical to 9-12574, is of mei-p'ing shape: high, wide shoulder, narrow base, and very short, narrow mouth. Lid is dome-shaped with a copper knob on top. Design on jar depicts flying white cranes amid scroll-like clouds on a red-orange ground with buff sprinkles. Short scalloped ban at base with black, green and yellow design. Wide overlapping scalloped band on shoulder with lacy fringe. Dark flat brown outline with yellow polka-dots and alternating designs within of black and green, and buff and red. Small scroll work hand on rim of mouth. Wide band on lid (b) is nearly identical to that on shoulder of jar. Slight traces of gilt on copper wires. Interior of both lid and jar has thick layer of celadon-green colored enamel. Height (a) 20.5 cm max. Width 13.5 cm. Height (b) 6.5 cm. Width 7.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Vase, accession number 9-17831, described as vase; porcelain, short round body, small mouth, celadon-like glaze with simple dark green flower design, chipped and cracked

Hearst Museum object titled Vase, accession number 9-13414, described as Jar, porcelain with celadon glaze, and relief decoration. Heavy, thick walled, high bulbous shoulder, narrower flanged mouth, and narrow base. Very slight relief peony scroll design on shoulder. Waved comb pattern bands on base, and below mouth rim. Glaze is thick milky light green with a glossy surface. Many scratches in surface. Interior has mottled green and white glaze, stained. Some pinholes, and sand spots. the shape is similar to 9-13403 which has a pierced wood lid. The glaze and floral relief motif is similar to 9-12681.