Object name: Miniature / Object class: Musical instruments / Materials: Ceramic (material) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Miniature, accession number 3-30950, described as MINIATURE FIGURINE: Ceramic figurine of a sitting animal (sheep?) plying a drum. Clay is natural with no slip or glaze. Oval body with applied head, ears, eyes, legs, tail and “arms”. Proper right hand hold a drum stick; proper left hand holds drum. “Mexico” is stamped in blue ink on the proper left flank of animal’s body. Blanco figure.

Hearst Museum object titled Miniature, accession number 3-30948, described as MINIATURE FIGURINE: Ceramic figurine of a sitting animal (dog) plying a drum. Clay is natural with no slip or glaze. Oval body with applied head, ears, eyes, legs, tail and “arms”. Each hand hold a drum stick, and the drum is rested on the animal’s knees . “Mexico” is stamped in blue ink on the proper left flank of animal’s body. Blanco figure.

Hearst Museum object titled Miniature, accession number 3-30947, described as MINIATURE FIGURINE: Ceramic figurine of a sitting animal (elephant) plying a drum. Clay is natural with no slip or glaze. Oval body with applied head, ears, eyes, tusks, lower jaw, legs, tail and “arms”. Each hand hold a drum stick; drum is held in proper right arm against body. “Mexico” is stamped in blue ink on the proper left flank of animal’s body. Blanco figure.

Hearst Museum object titled Miniature, accession number 3-30949, described as MINIATURE FIGURINE: Ceramic figurine of a sitting animal (dog) plying a drum. Clay is natural with no slip or glaze. Oval body with applied head, ears, eyes, legs, tail and “arms”. Each hand hold a drum stick, and the drum is rested on the animal’s knees . “Mexico” is stamped in blue ink on the proper left flank of animal’s body. Blanco figure.