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Hearst Museum object titled Betel scissors, accession number 9-17663, described as Betel scissors, brass, rosette motif. Cast brass. Asia unsp. For slicing areca palm nuts; part of "betel" paraphernalia. L. 12.3 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 7-9463, described as Corkscrew/ Beer can opener

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 7-9431, described as Caplifter. Fish-shaped.

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 7-9430, described as Caplifter. Lobster-shaped.

Hearst Museum object titled Box and lid, accession number 7-3459, described as Bowl; brass; incised designs of architecture, horses, human figures,tree; inscriptions on top and bottom, hinged lid

Hearst Museum object titled Box w/ dipper: enamel, accession number 9-5432, described as Betel nut box with dipper on chain; copper with gold-color inlay in curvilinear designs; silver rosettes and teardrop shape trim; diameter 3.7 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Hookah bowl, accession number 9-5874, described as Hookah (bowl); brass, wood, enameled; 2 chains pendant; varicolored floral designs also incised. 3 1/8 inch diameter x 6 inches high.

Hearst Museum object titled Opium pipe, accession number 9-16318, described as opium pipe. cane with bone fittings at each end, metal holder for bowls attached with red cord. stem partially split and wrapped with cord. l. 45 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.

Hearst Museum object titled Pipe, accession number 5-542, described as gourd and metal pipe