Object class: Vessels (containers) / Object type: ethnography / Materials: Pewter (tin alloy) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Coconut bowls, accession number 9-14627a-d, described as Bowls, carved coconut shell with pewter lining with globular, short-turned feet. Each has similar low relief carved decoration representing various foliage, birds, and buildings (pagodas). Incised detail. Diamond-scalloped pattern nr. foot. Height (a-d) 5.1 cm. Diameter: 10.6cm. (d) has crack in bottom.

Hearst Museum object titled Krug, accession number 7-393, described as Pitcher with hinged lid; weight 2,343 g; lid decorated with a polished sphere and a lamb holding a cup; height 39 cm x 21 cm; body inscribed (translation by D. Menzel 12/19/73) “Donated to/ the New Church/ at Ober Arter/ by Mr. Johann Wilhelm Christian Weismann; At the time Minister there/ and his wife/ Maria Johanna born - Seegerin / Year 1771”

Hearst Museum object titled Pitcher, accession number 7-394a,b, described as Pitcher with lid, pewter, cast, engraved; (a) pitcher: cylindrival shape tapering, smaller at top; crest attached to side engraved HST; spout with hinged lid; (b) circular lid with circular loop handle. Used for wine.

Hearst Museum object titled Teapot with lid, accession number 9-15908a,b, described as pot with spout, handle cover; pewter incised floral designs in bands; "shield" on one side of rim, pierced; cover a. 1 1/2" high, 4 3/8" diameter, 14 1/8", b . 2 1/8" high