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2008.70.1

Stool carved from a single piece of wood, with circular seat and two legs. [JC [OPS Move] 2/5/2017]


2008.70.1

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Collection type
Object
Description
Stool carved from a single piece of wood, with circular seat and two legs. [JC [OPS Move] 2/5/2017]
Long description
Wooden stool carved from a single piece of wood. The seat of the stool is roughly circular. The edge of the seat of the stool is split and broken in places. The top of the seat is concave and shows signs of use and water damage. The maximum diameter of the seat is 340 mm. From the base of the seat the two legs have been carved out. The legs flare out slightly towards the base. The maximum width of each leg is 265 mm. [MdeA 31/03/2008]
Geographical reference
Nagaland
Person
Field collector John Henry Hutton
PRM source J. Patrick Hutton
Date / Period
Date made: Before 1936?, uncertain
Date collected
By 1936?
Acquisition information
Donated: 01/09/2006 Found unentered: 31/03/2008
Materials and processes
Material Wood Plant, Process Carved
Dimensions
Height: max 300 mm, Width: max 290 mm, Length: max 262 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 2008.70.1

Search terms: Furniture Dwelling, Stool