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George Nelson;Herman Miller Inc. (American (North American))
Storage Cabinet
1952
Gift of Oscar and Jeanne Miller (Ann Arbor)
2013/2.318B

Indian (Indian (South Asian))
Three-panel Folding Screen
1867 – 1899
Gift of S.W. Hoobler in memory of his parents, Madge Sibley, BA 1904, and Doctor B. Raymond Hoobler
1982/2.39C

Indian (Indian (South Asian))
Three-panel Folding Screen
1867 – 1899
Gift of S.W. Hoobler in memory of his parents, Madge Sibley, BA 1904, and Doctor B. Raymond Hoobler
1982/2.39B

George Nelson;Herman Miller Inc. (American (North American))
Storage Cabinet
1952
Gift of Oscar and Jeanne Miller (Ann Arbor)
2013/2.318A
The vase uses Shigaraki clay and the wood-firing process. The deformities and imperfections are intentional, and in Iga style. It has a lopsided lip edge at the top, with a deep indentation circling the vase just below it. The texture of this piece is splotchy and ridged, and the colors are earth tones, ranging from tans to dark, forest greens.
Takahashi Rakusai III (Japanese (culture or style))
Shigaraki Ware Flower Vase
1960 – 1963
Museum Purchase
1963/2.77

Indian (Indian (South Asian))
Table
1867 – 1899
Gift of S.W. Hoobler in memory of his parents, Madge Sibley, BA 1904, and Doctor B. Raymond Hoobler
1982/2.38
A medium size, well potted porcelain jar with wooden rid, round shoulder and neck. Floral designs are painted with blue underglaze and red and gold overglaze enamels. There are Chinese scholar and attendant boy with a fan on one side and Japanese lady in kimono on the opposite side, painted with enamels. Band of flowers on the neck, another broader band of chrysanthemums on the shoulder. There is also a band of leaf patterns on the bottom. A large crack from neck to the middle of the body; porcelain glaze has small cracks all over the body. The foot is unglazed; the eye is fully glazed. No glaze on the rim. The teak wood lid, a later addition, has a finial made of an ivory netsuke of laughing Hotei.
Japanese (Japanese (culture or style))
Covered jar with design of flower maiden, sage, and child amidst flowering plants
1645 – 1655
Transfer from the College of Architecture and Design
1972/2.72A&B
A Burmese harp painted red and black with red tassels and gold inlay. Rests on a gold and red stand.
Burmese
Burmese Harp
20th century
Gift of Patricia Matusky and Clifton Monteith
2011/2.3

Indian (Indian (South Asian))
Three-panel Folding Screen
1867 – 1899
Gift of S.W. Hoobler in memory of his parents, Madge Sibley, BA 1904, and Doctor B. Raymond Hoobler
1982/2.39A
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