Ifugao rice ladle
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Rice ladle of dark wood with a deep bowl and a handle carved in human form. [EC 'DCF 2004-2006 What's Upstairs?' 8/3/2006]
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Subject
Ladle
Date
Date made: 1913
Type
Cookware
Identifier
1913.77.15
Origin
Northern Luzon (Nueva Viscaya), Philippines (Ifugao)
Materials
Wood
Process: Carved.
Process: Carved.
Physical Dimensions
Length: max 182 mm
Width: max 70 mm
Width: max 70 mm
Provenance
Mrs Turnbull.
Field collector: Mrs Turnbull's son. Collected by 1913.
Field collector: Mrs Turnbull's son. Collected by 1913.
Acquisition Date
1913
Display status
Not on display
References
There are also some Mrs Turnbull pieces which came in via Henry Balfour in 1939 see 1938.34.509 and 1938.34.510 [AP 23/6/2000]
Related Documents File - A list of publications discovered by Jeremy Coote in 1994 "In an attempt to find something out about the son of Mrs Turnbull from whom collection 1913.77 was bought I looked up the name 'Turnbull' in Shiro Saito's Philippine Ethnography: A Critically Annotated and Selected Bibliography (East - West Bibliographic Series 2), Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1972. The only Turnbull indexed is one Wilfred, whose publications, all of which are in the Philippine Magazine, are listed below. I was unable to locate any library in the UK that holds the Philippine Magazine." The list of publications are: The Dumgats of North - East Luzon: Part I and II, Vol. XXVI, no. 3 and 4, Among the Ilongots Twenty Years Ago: Parts I - III, Vol. XXVI, nos. 5, 6 and 7, Bringing a Wild Tribe Under Government Control: Parts I - III, Vols. XXVI, XXVII and XVII respectively, nos. 12, 1 and 2 respectively, Early Days in Constabulary: Parts I - XIV, Vols. XXIX and XXX. [EB 6/11/2001]
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