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Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic base fragment, accession number 1-246924, described as Ceramic; base refined white earthenware; stamp (trademark) hand-painted
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic base fragment, accession number 1-160865, described as White improved earthenware. Cup fragment with green, underglaze transfer mark on base. Basal fragment. "H&Co.
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic base fragment, accession number 1-246926, described as Ceramic; base; body; glazed earthenware; polychrome; molded
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic base fragment, accession number 1-160864, described as Basal fragment of a large white improve earthenware. Black transfer, British register mark "T&R BOOTE Burshlem Senate".
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic base fragment, accession number 1-247990, described as Ceramic scrap; base, fragment(s), refined white earthenware
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic base fragment, accession number 1-160861, described as white improved earthenware base from unknown vessel, with green transfer mark on base. Mark says "Made in France" has a chalice.
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic base fragment, accession number 1-251365, described as light brown glazed earthenware bowl base fragment
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic body sherd, accession number 9-20785, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic body sherd, accession number 9-20701, described as Pottery fragment, body sherd, coarse red fabric, blackened on both sides, with two incised grooves on exterior. Very hard. 4.1 cm h, 2.6 cm w, .6 cm d
Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic body sherd, accession number 9-20784, no description available.

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