Spoon
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Spoon made of wood. 1800s-1920s
Curators comments:
Register says: "Wooden spoon with carved squatting figure as handle, described as ceremonial rice spoon, but probably is the one referred to as 'large ladle with deity'. Collected by the Elbert Expedition."; Register addition "Ifugao".
Exhibited: 1996-97, London, Museum of Mankind, 'Stairways to the Sky: Rice and Life in the Philippines'
Department: Asia
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Date
1800s-1920s
Identifier
As1954,07.207
Origin
Ifugao
Materials
Wood
Physical Dimensions
Height: 23.20 centimetres; Weight: 64 grammes; Width: 6 centimetres; Depth: 5.40 centimetres
Provenance
Donated by: Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine
Acquisition Date
1954
Display status
Not on display
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“Spoon,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 26, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/28812.
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