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Hearst Museum object titled Basal fragment, accession number 1-161154, described as Large basal fragment to a white improved earthenware vase or similar, with no decoration or maker's mark present.
Hearst Museum object titled Basal fragment, accession number 1-160069, described as Basal fragment of a white improved earthenware cup with under-glazed black transfer makers mark of crown above circle enclosing "JOHN MADDOCK & SONS ROYAL VITREOUS" around "ENGLAND.
Hearst Museum object titled Basal fragment, accession number 1-254987, described as Two basal fragment of a large white improved earthenware, with no decoration or makers mark
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic basal fragment, accession number 1-160875, described as Basal fragment of a white improved earthenware plate. With black transfer makers mark on bottom "E.&.C Cha..." "Engl" "Stone C" with partial victorian royal coat of arms.
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic basal fragment, accession number 1-160873, described as Basal fragment of a large open white improved earthenware shape. Black transferware makers mark "Warranted Best Ironstone China, T.B.&Co" with reclining victorian royal coat of arms. circa 1890. Evidence of gadrooning or fluting on exterior.
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic fragment, accession number 1-160855, described as white improved earthenware with brown transfer maker's mark on bottom, "...Chester, porcelain over losenge
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic fragment, accession number 1-253278, described as refined white earthenware maker's mark decorated saucer fragment
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic fragment, accession number 1-253279, described as refined white earthenware maker's mark decorated saucer rim fragment
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic fragment, accession number 1-160064, described as Basal fragment of a white improved earthenware plate, with a brown underglaze transfer makers mark that reads "PARISIAN..., HENRY ALC...," around "French imperial" coat of arms.
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic fragment, accession number 1-160083, described as white improved earthenware basal fragment saucer, with under glazed black transfer makers mark on bottom "...CHINA, .. HALLINOR, ... LAND" under royal coat of arms

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