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1884.62.12

Large grey-pink anthropomorphic vase with a rounded base and a mouth/neck that emerges from the top of the head. [ASh [OPS move] 21/03/2016]


1884.62.12

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Collection type
Object
Description
Large grey-pink anthropomorphic vase with a rounded base and a mouth/neck that emerges from the top of the head. [ASh [OPS move] 21/03/2016]
Long description
Large grey-pink anthropomorphic vase with a rounded base and a mouth/neck that emerges from the top of the head. The exterior has moulded on the front with hands holding onto a small vessel and two nipple feet. There is a rope sling tied around the crown of the figure. [ASh [OPS move] 21/03/2016]
Geographical reference
Unknown
Date
Date collected
By 1874
Acquisition information
Donated: 1884
Materials and processes
Material Pottery, Material Rope Plant, Process Woven, Process Moulded
Dimensions
Height: max 370 mm, Diameter: max 186 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 1884.62.12 PR Cat other PR nos: 2017
Research and responses

"Old Development Series' appears to relate to displays in the Anthropological Institute, from which Pitt-Rivers bought objects in 1881 (see 1884.62.10 and 1884.62.13). I have updated the 'Other Owners' accordingly [Dan Hicks 20/09/2012]

Search terms: Vessel, Figure, Transport and Travel, Pottery, Cordage, Food and Drink, Carrying Device, Food Accessory