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Hearst Museum object titled Coconut bowls, accession number 9-14627a-d, described as Bowls, carved coconut shell with pewter lining with globular, short-turned feet. Each has similar low relief carved decoration representing various foliage, birds, and buildings (pagodas). Incised detail. Diamond-scalloped pattern nr. foot. Height (a-d) 5.1 cm. Diameter: 10.6cm. (d) has crack in bottom.

Hearst Museum object titled Container with lid, accession number 9-14622a,b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Container with lid, accession number 9-15907a,b, described as canteen shapoed container with cover, pewter (?) Brass, Inliad design with brass and set with stones relief designs on two sides, had sculptured knob a. 8.75" diameter, 2" thick, 9.75" high b. 2" high to top of knob animal heads in relief, inlaid bats, peach of immortality as knob, knob is damaged

Hearst Museum object titled Food serving dish, with lid, accession number 9-8431a-c, described as tureen of pewter w/ cover in shape of duck; a) cover: incised feather-like designs, 2 glass eyes w/ encircling brass; brass-outlined lip on bill; l. 35.5 cm.; b) oval serving dish, l. 24 cm.; c) footed warming pan-base w/ brass handles, l. 23 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Lamp, accession number 9-8216a,b, described as lamp, 2 pan type; a) rectangular tray base: vertical double slotted pan holder at one end with could scroll at top and flame appendages on side; stamped inscriptions on base; wick rest in bottom of pan;stamped inscription red (in translation): “made by Chou (?) Yuan; made of brass (sic)”

Hearst Museum object titled Pipe parts, accession number 9-14625a-h, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Tea caddy, accession number 9-14624a-c, described as Square Tea Caddy

Hearst Museum object titled Tea caddy w/lid and stopper, accession number 9-12687a-c, described as tea caddy (a), porcelain; w/ lid (b), and stopper (c), pewter. small ovoid shaped (side) jar w/ recessed foor, covered w/ a grey-green crackled celadon glaze. short cylindrical neck and mouth of pewter attached. glaze is opaque; interior white. crackles stained dark and are of the 'earth worm' type. (b) lid is short pewter cylinder w/ flat top. stopper (c) also a short cylinder w/ knob, and fits into mouth of jar. jar contains small amount of tea. H. (a) 8.5cm max.D. 8 cm. H. (b) 1.8cm D. 3.6cm. D. (c) 2.8

Hearst Museum object titled Teapot with lid, accession number 9-15908a,b, described as pot with spout, handle cover; pewter incised floral designs in bands; "shield" on one side of rim, pierced; cover a. 1 1/2" high, 4 3/8" diameter, 14 1/8", b . 2 1/8" high

Hearst Museum object titled Coconut bowls, accession number 9-14627a-d, described as Bowls, carved coconut shell with pewter lining with globular, short-turned feet. Each has similar low relief carved decoration representing various foliage, birds, and buildings (pagodas). Incised detail. Diamond-scalloped pattern nr. foot. Height (a-d) 5.1 cm. Diameter: 10.6cm. (d) has crack in bottom.

Coconut bowls

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Hearst Museum object titled Container with lid, accession number 9-14622a,b, no description available.

Container with lid

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Hearst Museum object titled Container with lid, accession number 9-15907a,b, described as canteen shapoed container with cover, pewter (?) Brass, Inliad design with brass and set with stones relief designs on two sides, had sculptured knob a. 8.75" diameter, 2" thick, 9.75" high b. 2" high to top of knob animal heads in relief, inlaid bats, peach of immortality as knob, knob is damaged

Container with lid

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Hearst Museum object titled Food serving dish, with lid, accession number 9-8431a-c, described as tureen of pewter w/ cover in shape of duck; a) cover: incised feather-like designs, 2 glass eyes w/ encircling brass; brass-outlined lip on bill; l. 35.5 cm.; b) oval serving dish, l. 24 cm.; c) footed warming pan-base w/ brass handles, l. 23 cm.

Food serving dish, with lid

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Hearst Museum object titled Lamp, accession number 9-8216a,b, described as lamp, 2 pan type; a) rectangular tray base: vertical double slotted pan holder at one end with could scroll at top and flame appendages on side; stamped inscriptions on base; wick rest in bottom of pan;stamped inscription red (in translation): “made by Chou (?) Yuan; made of brass (sic)”

Lamp

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Hearst Museum object titled Pipe parts, accession number 9-14625a-h, no description available.

Pipe parts

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Hearst Museum object titled Tea caddy, accession number 9-14624a-c, described as Square Tea Caddy

Tea caddy

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Hearst Museum object titled Tea caddy w/lid and stopper, accession number 9-12687a-c, described as tea caddy (a), porcelain; w/ lid (b), and stopper (c), pewter. small ovoid shaped (side) jar w/ recessed foor, covered w/ a grey-green crackled celadon glaze. short cylindrical neck and mouth of pewter attached. glaze is opaque; interior white. crackles stained dark and are of the 'earth worm' type. (b) lid is short pewter cylinder w/ flat top. stopper (c) also a short cylinder w/ knob, and fits into mouth of jar. jar contains small amount of tea. H. (a) 8.5cm max.D. 8 cm. H. (b) 1.8cm D. 3.6cm. D. (c) 2.8

Tea caddy w/lid and stopper

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Hearst Museum object titled Teapot with lid, accession number 9-15908a,b, described as pot with spout, handle cover; pewter incised floral designs in bands; "shield" on one side of rim, pierced; cover a. 1 1/2" high, 4 3/8" diameter, 14 1/8", b . 2 1/8" high

Teapot with lid

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Container with lid2 objects
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Lamp1 objects
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Containers (receptacles)5 objects
Containers for serving and consuming food2 objects
Culinary containers2 objects
Vessels (containers)2 objects
Vessels for serving and consuming food2 objects
Bowls (vessels)1 objects
Carvings (visual works)1 objects
Ceramic ware (visual works)1 objects
Dishes (vessels for food)1 objects
Equipment and supplies for smoking and tobacco use1 objects

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ethnography9 objects

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East AsiaRemove constraint Collection place: East Asia9 objects

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Current results range from 1903 to 1903

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[Missing]8 objects

Albert M. Bender3 objects
Anita Day Symmes Blake1 objects
Anson Stiles Blake1 objects
unknown1 objects

Design Department (UC Berkeley)7 objects
Albert M. Bender2 objects
Anita Day Symmes Blake1 objects
Anson Stiles Blake1 objects
Doe Library (UC Berkeley)1 objects
Older University Collections1 objects

Pewter (tin alloy)Remove constraint Materials: Pewter (tin alloy)9 objects
Brass (alloy)2 objects
Celadon (glaze)1 objects
Glass (material)1 objects
Porcelain (material)1 objects

Acc.30327 objects
Acc.24031 objects
Acc.24201 objects
Acc.3032.021 objects
Acc.3032.051 objects

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Current results range from 1967 to 1973

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4.1 Dwellings and Furnishings2 objects
5.5 Stimulants, Narcotics, and Accessories2 objects
1.5 Household1 objects

S1979-1980 #67: University of California, Berkeley (May 28, 1980–June 24, 1980)1 objects

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