Object class: Pipe bowls / Function: 5.5 Stimulants, Narcotics, and Accessories - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Carved pipe bowl, accession number 5-6003, described as Clay pipe; squatting male figure with face pushed forward, arms clasped in front; two modeled leopards on figure's head; L. 15.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic pipe bowls, accession number 10-1294a-c, described as 3 clay pipe bowls; tan; decorated; approximate length: 1½ inches. No sign of use.

Hearst Museum object titled Opium pipe bowl, accession number 9-582, described as opium pipe with bowl of moulded pottery; ('i-hsing ware'); red ceramic bowl w/ concave edges w/ decorative Chinese characters; diam. 6 cm.; stem: [still apparently at Weaverville on loan - see S-67-68#105]. [handwritten on card: NOT FOUND (1987)]

Hearst Museum object titled Opium pipe bowl, accession number 9-16321, described as Opium pipe bowl. Six sided, ceramic with leather covering on bottom side, metal fitting, scroll design around edge of top. 7 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Opium pipe bowl, accession number 9-16323, described as Opium pipe bowl. Octagonal, ceramic, bottom side covered with leather which is cracked and breaking away, metal fitting, top of bowl cracked. Diameter 6.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Opium pipe bowl, accession number 9-6087, described as Opium pipe bowl; stone; Chinese characters on bowl.

Hearst Museum object titled Opium pipe bowl, accession number 9-16320, described as Opium pipe bowl. Round, ceramic covered with leather, metal fitting and cloth filter. Top broke and missing. Diameter 7 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Opium pipe bowl, accession number 9-16322, described as opium pipe bowl. round, orange lacquered with Chinese characters incised on one side. appears unused. cm. 6 1/2 cm.

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