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Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-8402, described as cooking pan, iron bowl incised with curvilinear and circular parallel lines, attached to metal portion of handle with metal studs, with handle ending in unfinished wood incised with encircling parallel lines, and steel attachment and ring for hanging

Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 2-69610, described as baking pan, iron, broken

Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-11460, described as frying pan; no handles; blackened bottom and rusted; diameter 27 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-8268, described as pan; brass; bowl shape; Primary kitchen pan for Chinese cooking. Used for frying, steaming, boiling, etc.

Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-11456, described as Basin (frying pan) with rounded bottom, two large handles extending above top edge; brass. Width 29 cm x height 9.2 cm. Role in trade - made in Maradabad, c. 1939

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 10-1571, described as Heavy, iron, round, bottom frying pan made by Tagalong, used by Hanunog; 14 inch diameter

Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-8267, described as pan; brass; bowl shape; Primary kitchen pan for Chinese cooking. Used for frying, steaming, boiling, etc.

Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-11458, described as frying pan; badly rusted; one large loop form handle, diameter 46 cm. Role in trade - bought c 1930's in Banda Dist., Uttar Pradesh

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 10-1572, described as Round-bottom light-type frying pan; hollow handle; 14 inch diameter

Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-8402, described as cooking pan, iron bowl incised with curvilinear and circular parallel lines, attached to metal portion of handle with metal studs, with handle ending in unfinished wood incised with encircling parallel lines, and steel attachment and ring for hanging

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Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 2-69610, described as baking pan, iron, broken

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Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-11460, described as frying pan; no handles; blackened bottom and rusted; diameter 27 cm

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Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-8268, described as pan; brass; bowl shape; Primary kitchen pan for Chinese cooking. Used for frying, steaming, boiling, etc.

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Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-11456, described as Basin (frying pan) with rounded bottom, two large handles extending above top edge; brass. Width 29 cm x height 9.2 cm. Role in trade - made in Maradabad, c. 1939

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Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-8267, described as pan; brass; bowl shape; Primary kitchen pan for Chinese cooking. Used for frying, steaming, boiling, etc.

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Hearst Museum object titled Pan, accession number 9-11458, described as frying pan; badly rusted; one large loop form handle, diameter 46 cm. Role in trade - bought c 1930's in Banda Dist., Uttar Pradesh

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S1973-1974 #10: Department of Anthropology (UC Riverside)/Richard Ambro (August 9, 1973–June 27, 2012)1 objects
S1985-1986 #14: Heffernan Films (October 18, 1985–unknown)1 objects
S1985-1986 #20: Heffernan Films (December 12, 1985–January 13, 1986)1 objects

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