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Hearst Museum object titled Broken scarab, accession number 6-20840, described as Carnelian scarab, broken. XII Dynasty, Middle Empire

Hearst Museum object titled Saucer, accession number 6-20241, described as Pottery saucer; Roman; diameter 12 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass and saucer, accession number 5-16806a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass and saucer, accession number 5-16807a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass with saucer, accession number 5-16808a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass with saucer, accession number 5-16809a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Hearst Museum object titled Broken scarab, accession number 6-20840, described as Carnelian scarab, broken. XII Dynasty, Middle Empire

Broken scarab

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Hearst Museum object titled Saucer, accession number 6-20241, described as Pottery saucer; Roman; diameter 12 cm

Saucer

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Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass and saucer, accession number 5-16806a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Teaglass and saucer

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Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass and saucer, accession number 5-16807a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Teaglass and saucer

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Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass with saucer, accession number 5-16808a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Teaglass with saucer

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Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass with saucer, accession number 5-16809a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Teaglass with saucer

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Containers (receptacles)6 objects
Containers for serving and consuming food6 objects
Culinary containers6 objects
Dishes (vessels for food)6 objects
Plates (general, dishes)6 objects
Saucers (plates)Remove constraint Object class: Saucers (plates)6 objects
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Cups (drinking vessels)4 objects
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Faiyum region, Lower Egypt2 objects
Tebtunis, Faiyum region, Lower Egypt2 objects
Cemetery 3, Tebtunis, Faiyum region1 objects
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Joan A. Knudsen4 objects
Arthur S. Hunt2 objects
Bernard P. Grenfell2 objects

Joan A. Knudsen4 objects
Phoebe Apperson Hearst2 objects

Classical Civilizations2 objects
Old World (Africa, Asia and Europe)2 objects
12th Dynasty of Egypt (1985–1773 BC)1 objects
Ancient Egyptian1 objects
Classical Rome1 objects
Dynastic Period, Egypt (ca. 3000–343 BC)1 objects
Egypt1 objects
Middle Kingdom of Egypt (2055–1650 BC)1 objects
Roman Empire (27 BC–395 AD)1 objects

Glass (material)4 objects
Carnelian1 objects
Ceramic (material)1 objects

Khepri (Egyptian deity)1 objects

Acc.47594 objects
Acc.54/56/63/1072 objects

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[Missing]2 objects

1.5 Household4 objects

S1972-1973 #37: Lawrence Berkeley Lab/Frank Asaro (December 7, 1972–June 28, 1973)1 objects

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