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Hearst Museum object titled Dish, accession number 9-12268, described as plate, stoneware; broad, deep and heavy, w/ wide turned back flange. Underglaze decoration of pine boughs in blue w/ brown accents on white ground, stylized. stilt marks from firing. illegible potter's mark on base. many nicks in flange. dark spots around rim. (dirt?) is similar to 9-12264-67. Maximum diameter 26.7 cm. H.
Hearst Museum object titled Dish, accession number 9-12626, described as Bowl, porcelaneous; short globular bowl with turned out rim, short narrow foot. Heavy, thick white glaze with large dark crackles. Dark brown rim. Crawl marks on one side near rim. Mottled brown areas on exterior. Two modeled ring-loop ornaments attached to opposite sides, glazed brown. Crude incised kiln mark on foot reading “Made in the reign of Cheng Hua” (Ming Dynasty).
Hearst Museum object titled Dish, accession number 9-12266, described as plate, stoneware; broad, deep, and heavy w/ broad, slightly sagging turned out flange. underglaze bamboo motif in green and iron brown, on a yellowish-cream ground. potter's mark on base. large nick in flange and crack in opposite side. is similar to 9-12264, 65, 67, 68. Max. dia. 26 cm., H. 4.5 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Dish, accession number 9-12270, described as plate, stoneware, w/ "horse-eye" design (Seto). Six "Horse-eyes" of brushed on oblong spirals of brown-iron glaze which overlap, on a yellow-creamy-buff ground. Spiral design enclosed by band at top (rim) and below. Surface of the thick glaze is crackled and spotted. Dia. 26 cm. H. 7 cm.

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