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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Beaker, accession number 7-7319, described as Beaker; Materials: Glass, gold enamel. Colors: Blue, gold. Dimensions: 3 to 5/8 inches high; 2 inches diameter. Remarks: Four blue panels; gold scrolls above and below; floral pattern in panels.

Hearst Museum object titled Beaker, accession number 8-6578, described as Vase; glass; pale blue-green; flared beaker shape with flat foot, concave in center.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 7-3420, described as Cup; ceramic; white; overglaze decoration of varicolored bands; floral spots; floral initials I.D. 2.5" diameter x 2.5" high; made between 1744-1820

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-227, described as Cup, “Canton enamel”, decorated on a dark blue ground with peaches, floral sprays and foliage. Interior plain rose.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-5393a,b, described as White enamel tea cup with cover; gray all over wave pattern; 2 multicolor scenes; clouds and temple; human figures with dog. 3 7/8 inch diameter x 3 5/8 inches high.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 6-16256, described as glass cup, ld 6, h 7 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Cup and saucer, accession number 9-225a,b, described as Cup and saucer, “Canton enamel”. Both pieces painted in famille rose colors. Cup damaged, cracked. (a) Cup plain rose inside, outside painted with multicolor design on rose. (b) Saucer, 8 lobed with center cut out; 5 signs for longevity and 5 medallions of fruit and flowers on a rose ground. Crack and 3 chips in enamel.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup and saucer, accession number 9-226a,b, described as Cup and saucer. “Canton enamel”. (a) Cup, rose interior, exterior painted with multicolored floral and foliage designs on yellow. (b) Saucer, ten lobed, center cut out; painted with same design and colors as cup; reverse plain rose. One lobe damaged and enamel chipped.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup: enamel, accession number 9-223, described as Cup, “Canton enamel”. Green interior, exterior has black key-fret design around rim; multicolor floral foliage designs. Badly damaged, both metal and enamel broken 7 ccm on one side. Companion cup to 9-224.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup: enamel, accession number 9-224, described as Cup, “Canton enamel”. Green interior, exterior has black key-fret design around rim; multicolor floral and foliage designs. Badly damaged in 3 places, 10 cm crack. Companion cup to 9-223.

Beaker

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Hearst Museum object titled Beaker, accession number 8-6578, described as Vase; glass; pale blue-green; flared beaker shape with flat foot, concave in center.

Beaker

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Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 7-3420, described as Cup; ceramic; white; overglaze decoration of varicolored bands; floral spots; floral initials I.D. 2.5" diameter x 2.5" high; made between 1744-1820

Cup

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Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-227, described as Cup, “Canton enamel”, decorated on a dark blue ground with peaches, floral sprays and foliage. Interior plain rose.

Cup

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Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-5393a,b, described as White enamel tea cup with cover; gray all over wave pattern; 2 multicolor scenes; clouds and temple; human figures with dog. 3 7/8 inch diameter x 3 5/8 inches high.

Cup

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Cup

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Hearst Museum object titled Cup and saucer, accession number 9-225a,b, described as Cup and saucer, “Canton enamel”. Both pieces painted in famille rose colors. Cup damaged, cracked. (a) Cup plain rose inside, outside painted with multicolor design on rose. (b) Saucer, 8 lobed with center cut out; 5 signs for longevity and 5 medallions of fruit and flowers on a rose ground. Crack and 3 chips in enamel.

Cup and saucer

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Hearst Museum object titled Cup and saucer, accession number 9-226a,b, described as Cup and saucer. “Canton enamel”. (a) Cup, rose interior, exterior painted with multicolored floral and foliage designs on yellow. (b) Saucer, ten lobed, center cut out; painted with same design and colors as cup; reverse plain rose. One lobe damaged and enamel chipped.

Cup and saucer

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Hearst Museum object titled Cup: enamel, accession number 9-223, described as Cup, “Canton enamel”. Green interior, exterior has black key-fret design around rim; multicolor floral foliage designs. Badly damaged, both metal and enamel broken 7 ccm on one side. Companion cup to 9-224.

Cup: enamel

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Hearst Museum object titled Cup: enamel, accession number 9-224, described as Cup, “Canton enamel”. Green interior, exterior has black key-fret design around rim; multicolor floral and foliage designs. Badly damaged in 3 places, 10 cm crack. Companion cup to 9-223.

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