Pottery dish
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Pottery dish or lamp slipped brown, believed to be hand-thrown. Collected by John Fiot Lee Pearse Maclear HMS Challenger [or HMS Alert, HMS Flying Fish] When Collected: 1873 - 1876 [Challenger] and 1879 - 1891 [other surveying work] Other Owners: John Fiot Lee Pearse Maclear Julia Maclear PRM. Source: Julia Maclear. Acquired: Donated June 1908. Number: 1908.31.12.Other Numbers: F 41
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Made between 1800-1920
Identifier
24
Origin
Philippines
Materials
Wood Plant / Coconut Husk Plant / Metal / ?
Physical Dimensions
Height: 56 mm (max) Length: 148 mm (max) Width: 112 mm (max)
Provenance
Donated by: Julia Maclear
Acquisition Date
1908
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Pottery dish or lamp
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Not on Display
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“Pottery dish,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 25, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/2085.
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