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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pouch, accession number 2-30435, described as Beaded, fringed.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Sauceboat, accession number 7-5998, described as Sauceboat.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Server, accession number 7-5965, described as Server: Pierced blade with design of palmettes, incised lines around palmettes and edge of blade; handle with incised bull's head and initials "REC", handle back shows hallmarks indicating date of 1829-30, maker William Elliot. 30.5 centimeters long, 6.4 centimeters wide.
Hearst Museum object titled Shirt, accession number 7-7184, described as Waist blouse. Materials: Silk, metal wrapped yarns. Techniques: Taffeta and georgette over lace over satin; embroidery trim; high collar in back. Colors: Dark blue over cream; gilt embroidery. Dimensions: 18.5 inches long to point; 21.5 inch sleeves.
Hearst Museum object titled Shotgun, accession number 7-4136, described as shotgun; double-barreled; 12 gauge; exposed hammers; engraved duck scenes on both side plates; 48 3/4" overall, 32" barrel; serial #2075. Barrel stamped "W. Richards London Laminated Steel".
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Skewer, accession number 7-3289, described as skewer-shaped object; silver; hole w/ beading around it at one end. L. 32 cm. /pleated metal 12 1/2" long; 1782-3.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Spoon, accession number 7-5957, described as Spoon, silver; Hallmarks, engraved initials "REC" on underside of handle. Made last half of 18th century (?) Makers probably T & W. Chawner. 20.4 centimeters long.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Spoon, accession number 7-5971, described as Silver spoon, silver, pierced partition in bowl, anchor motive and inscription “Mihi coelum fortus” engraved on handle. Length 33.6 cm. Hallmarks: Crowned leopard’s head, lion passant, king’s head, letter “N” indicating 1808-09, Maker’s mark.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tea caddy, accession number 7-3286, described as tea caddy; sterling silver; hinged lid; pineapple for knob; monogram R.E.L; lock.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, stand, lamp, accession number 7-5996a-c, described as a) teapot with b)stand and c)alcohol lamp, silver pot, silver plated cast relief stand with 3 feet, both in ornate relief design. teapot hinges to stand with two chains with pins attached to stand. alcohol lamp plain silver. hallmarks on teapot: lion passant, Queen's head, leopard's head, makers mark EB&JB (E&J Barnard) letter "b" indicating 1857-58. hallmarks on lamp: same as teapot, except maker's mark shows only JB

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