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Pitt Rivers Museum

1940.7.0212

Leather cushion possibly for a saddle. One side is made from dyed strips of leather in yellow, turquoise and purple. Fringed tassels at either end. The other side has a turquoise body with cutwork patterns with multi-coloured leather strips visible in the cutwork. Small holes punched around these patterns. [ASh [OPS move] 20/3/2017]


1940.7.0212

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Collection type
Object
Description
Leather cushion possibly for a saddle. One side is made from dyed strips of leather in yellow, turquoise and purple. Fringed tassels at either end. The other side has a turquoise body with cutwork patterns with multi-coloured leather strips visible in the cutwork. Small holes punched around these patterns. [ASh [OPS move] 20/3/2017]
Geographical reference
Person
Field collector Samuel Peach Powell
PRM source Samuel Peach Powell
Date / Period
Date made: Before 1940
Date collected
By 1940
Acquisition information
Loaned: 1940
Materials and processes
Material Goat Skin Animal, Material Pigment, Process Stitched, Process Dyed, Process Punched, Process Cutwork
Dimensions
Length: max 950 mm including fringe, Depth: max 29 mm, Width: max 396 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 1940.7.0212

Search terms: Furniture Dwelling, Animal Gear, Cushion, Saddle