Stack of three rice bowls, fused together on wad of course white clay

Waster of three bowl fragments (fused together)

Freer and Sackler

DPLA API

Stack of three small ash-glazed dishes, separated by clay stacking rings

Freer and Sackler

DPLA API

Stack of two saucers, separated by small clay cones (scar of one is visible on surface of lower saucer)

Freer and Sackler

DPLA API

Three small fragments of clay stacking ring

Freer and Sackler

DPLA API

[Five petal red-on-white blossoms on stem above two three-leaf whorls]

Library of Congress

Digital Collections, Library of Congress

White Porcelain Flower Vase from the Song Dynasty, right from a set of "Three Vases"

Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Minneapolis Institute of Art API

Two Shino plates with foliate rims separated by three small conical pins, with clay ring used at bottom of s...

Freer and Sackler

DPLA API

[Two mice, one lying on the ground with head resting on forepaws, the other is standing on hind legs with forepaws crossed, they are looking at each other, with three round objects on the ground between, possibly rice cakes]

Library of Congress

Digital Collections, Library of Congress

[Three lobster soldiers, two with picks chopping up the ground and the third is standing on the wall of a fort]

Library of Congress

Trove: National Library of Australia

[A man, sitting on the ground, is wearing several layers of clothing, a peaked cap, and sandals; three large disks topped with straw are on the ground in front, a long staff behind, and three fairies dance in the air overhead]

Library of Congress

Digital Collections, Library of Congress

On the Night of the 8th of the February, 1904, Our Brave Fleet of Torpedo Boats Fired at the Russian Squadron at Port Arthur and Sank the Enemy's Three Battleships. What a Brilliant Success!

Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art collection

On the Night of the 8th of the February, 1904, Our Brave Fleet of Torpedo Boats Fired at the Russian Squadron at Port Arthur and Sank the Enemy's Three Battleships. What a Brilliant Success!

Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art collection