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Ceramic Bell Blue kettle shaped body with brown badger head tail handles. Bell shaped clapper suspended by thread paper hanging from clapper with two kokeshi dolls and moon on one side kanji and grass script on other side: poem "Morning glories…

Painted pottery bell Standing badger figure brown with white belly holding orange lantern (kanji: "beware of fire") wearing green lotus leaf hat. Rust brown string tied through hole in hat for suspension. Figure is hollow with ball inside. Slit in…

Ceramic Wind Bell Shaped as badger and tea kettle light blue and white with brown badger head tail and feet. Two holes in each side and on top. Yellow cord threaded through top holes and circular clay clangor with hole in middle suspended inside bell…

Hand held bell with carved wood handle painted black Metal bell with narrow shouldrs flairs out towards bottom. Clapper in shape of ball with loop is attached to inside of the bell by a figure 8 shaped wire. Four strands of yellow cotton string tied…

A brass bell with four round holes on the upper part and patterns on the lower part. there is a hanger on the top and on the bottom is"No. 2"

Brass bell hanging from a brass stand. Bell has waves along the edge and inscription of dragons. Dragons are etched along the top brass bracket. The stand holds a small brass hammer. "China" is etched on the bottom support bracket.

Brass bell hanging on brass stand. Two cranes with grill work between them hold the bell suspended by a wire not the original. The bell striker if missing and the holder for the striker has broken off. "China" is stamped on the bottom.

Room 56. Bell

A) White ceramic monkey. Light pink face with black eyes and a pink mouth. It is holding a mallet and wearing a black hat with gold and red floral decorations. A bead inside and a slit in the bottom create the bell sound. Red and white synthetic cord…

Bells Japanese bells Given to the Nobles Family by Henry Okuda A gift to the donor's grandparents E.T. and Cornelia Nobles of Bellingham by Heiji (Henry) Okuda around the turn of the 20th century.