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Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 7-3299, described as 2 pieces of lace joined by maker; punto di Milan; cream linen/ heavy; 2 medallions with flowering tree motifs; bobbin lace

Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 2-65934a, described as One of a pair of matching table linen and lace runners (bureau scarves), edged in lace and with cut-out designs of the silhouettes of two women at either end, with a central basket and flower motif. 40 inches by 15.5 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 5-16744a, described as grass mats, coasters, and table runner set. runner = a; mats = b-j; coaster = j-q; set of 8 each place mats and coasters plus one matching table runner. woven natural and green dyed grass. green forms bands 3.5cm woven in 'X' and diamond patterns. fringe on all 4 sides of mats, coasters; runner fringed on ends. mats and runner also have 2 narrow bands of maroon dyed grass at center.

Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 18-1182, described as Batik; cotton batik with elongated central diamond; repeat designs of floral, insect and paired wings; brown, indigo and off-white. Most likely made for sale rather than a traditional garment. Probably table runner. Width 50 cm. Length 218 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 18-1402, described as Runner, Ikat; red, white, and blue figures: paired quadrupeds, geometric, and curvilinear on dark-brown ground; figures blurry; self-fringe. Tourist item. Length 124 cm. Width 42.5 cm. fringe included.

Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 9-21470, described as Table runner: Tan background with drawn-work borders; 3 embroidered floral motifs with intertwining vines and leaves, bordered by a row of black chain stitch lines, a zigzag row of pink chain stitch and a second row of black chain stitich. L=107cm x W=37cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 3-27370, described as runner for table; brocaded bands of birds, horses, standing humans in varicolored cotton thread; green/black filler bands; cotton; w. 59 cm., l. 1.36 M.

Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 2-65933, described as White linen and lace table runner (bureau scarf) with lace edging as well as lace cut-outs in patterns of flowers and curvilinear designs. All in white. Length: 56 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Tablerunner, accession number 9-21531, described as Runner; soft red and green with flower and leaf borders; red horizontal borders with narrow metallic (gold) double interlocking weft stripes at top and bottom; 4 bands of varying height with stylized red, green, off-white, blue and black plants, flowers, and leaves; several weights and color variations in warp give subtle vertical stripe effect; hemmed on 3 sides; cut edges on bottom edges; hems turned to front face so gold thread in narrow borders shows at edge;

Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 7-10044, described as “Table runner with chicken design.” fide Kaethe Kliot, owner, Lacis, 2001; black, hand made lace; dense fabric. 56 x 255 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 7-3299, described as 2 pieces of lace joined by maker; punto di Milan; cream linen/ heavy; 2 medallions with flowering tree motifs; bobbin lace

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Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 2-65934a, described as One of a pair of matching table linen and lace runners (bureau scarves), edged in lace and with cut-out designs of the silhouettes of two women at either end, with a central basket and flower motif. 40 inches by 15.5 inches.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 5-16744a, described as grass mats, coasters, and table runner set. runner = a; mats = b-j; coaster = j-q; set of 8 each place mats and coasters plus one matching table runner. woven natural and green dyed grass. green forms bands 3.5cm woven in 'X' and diamond patterns. fringe on all 4 sides of mats, coasters; runner fringed on ends. mats and runner also have 2 narrow bands of maroon dyed grass at center.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 18-1182, described as Batik; cotton batik with elongated central diamond; repeat designs of floral, insect and paired wings; brown, indigo and off-white. Most likely made for sale rather than a traditional garment. Probably table runner. Width 50 cm. Length 218 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 9-21470, described as Table runner: Tan background with drawn-work borders; 3 embroidered floral motifs with intertwining vines and leaves, bordered by a row of black chain stitch lines, a zigzag row of pink chain stitch and a second row of black chain stitich. L=107cm x W=37cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 3-27370, described as runner for table; brocaded bands of birds, horses, standing humans in varicolored cotton thread; green/black filler bands; cotton; w. 59 cm., l. 1.36 M.

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Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 2-65933, described as White linen and lace table runner (bureau scarf) with lace edging as well as lace cut-outs in patterns of flowers and curvilinear designs. All in white. Length: 56 inches.

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Hearst Museum object titled Tablerunner, accession number 9-21531, described as Runner; soft red and green with flower and leaf borders; red horizontal borders with narrow metallic (gold) double interlocking weft stripes at top and bottom; 4 bands of varying height with stylized red, green, off-white, blue and black plants, flowers, and leaves; several weights and color variations in warp give subtle vertical stripe effect; hemmed on 3 sides; cut edges on bottom edges; hems turned to front face so gold thread in narrow borders shows at edge;

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Hearst Museum object titled Table runner, accession number 7-10044, described as “Table runner with chicken design.” fide Kaethe Kliot, owner, Lacis, 2001; black, hand made lace; dense fabric. 56 x 255 cm.

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5.1 Religion and Divination: Objects and garb associated with practices reflecting submission, devotion, obedience, and service to supernatural agencies1 objects

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S1967-1968 #122: Design Department (UC Berkeley) (April 15, 1968–April 23, 1968)1 objects
S1969-1970 #17: University of California, Los Angeles (August 18, 1969–January 7, 1970)1 objects
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S1981-1982 #59: University of California, Davis/Pat Charley (April 14, 1982–June 21, 1982)1 objects

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