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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 9-15883, described as SMILING MANDARIN DOLL. Satin, cotton, straw, plaster, paint. Sewing, painting, satin, doll-making. Brown, grey, black and flesh color. Mandarin dressed in satin. Brown trousers, grey skirt, black jacket and cap. Straw-stuffed body w. molded head, hands and feet attached. Good condition. 11 inches tall.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll and garment, accession number 7-7145a-j, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll and hat, accession number 11-42520a,b, described as a) doll; jointed wood body painted dark brown; painted features; synthetic hair, yellow silk dress, white lace-trimmed undergarments, palm strip overskirt. b) hat; plaited palm hat with orange lei at base of crown.

Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 7-3108, described as sampler, silk embr. on plainweave linen; one large eagle, one row small confronting birds, long verses about birds; natural ground, varicolored threads; 21.5 x 41 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 7-3114, described as sampler, linen ground w/silk embroidery; shepherd w/lamb and shepherdess w/dog lower right and left w/wreath w/crown above; "LMB 1833" and two angels in between; alphabet, numbers upper half; 2 red silk ribbons attached; 38 x 27.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 7-3111, described as sampler; wool, plainweave; silk thread embr.; "Martha Goodson Kidlington March 7th 1833" on lower half, religious homily upper half, all in faded red embroidery; text: "Tis religion that can give sweetest pleasure"; 20.7 x 15.6 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 7-3110, described as Sampler; linen ground w/silk and wool flosses; proverbs 29, 31; alphabet @ top, proverbs in center, floral below; several tiny insects and animals; "Marion Robb" in reds in center panel; crown w/initial below to designate title; w. 26.8 x 1.42.4 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 7-3113, described as sampler; cotton ground w/silk embroidery floss in cross stitch; birds, squirrels, floral and geom. designs; white ground, varicolored designs; 51.5 X 25.5 cm. Acc. to Carole Austin (1988) "Motifs are typical of very early English samplers dating as far back as the 16th century. The ground and thread are more typical of much later works. The girl could have been copying an older piece??

Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 7-3107, described as sampler; silk embr. on linen plainweave; alphabet above, homily below signature which is "Polly Hammons Work" in white w/in green leaf design; embroidered seated woman holding open book lower right; floral heart-like repeats in border; 31.7 x 26.4 cm. *Carole Austin (1988) says that "this piece has the look of girls' school work in the U.S. - in layout as well as the pictorial aspect. Also the messy back may indicate looser stitches.