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2000.12.4

Plate made from recycled misprinted packaging cardboard. The underside of the plate is plain cardboard but the upper side is printed with the packaging for 'Imperial Hosiery Factory'. The sides of the plates are ruched to allow the plates to curve upwards and form a lip. [MdeA 3/3/2000]

2000.12.4

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Collection type
Object
Description
Plate made from recycled misprinted packaging cardboard. The underside of the plate is plain cardboard but the upper side is printed with the packaging for 'Imperial Hosiery Factory'. The sides of the plates are ruched to allow the plates to curve upwards and form a lip. [MdeA 3/3/2000]
Geographical reference
India
Asia > Southern Asia > India
Kolkata
Person
Field collector Tony Hayward
PRM source Tony Hayward
Date / Period
Date made: Before 12/1999
Date collected
Purchased in late December 1999
Acquisition information
Donated: 03/03/2000
Materials and processes
Material Cardboard Paper Plant, Process Recycled, Process Printed
Dimensions
Diameter 215 mm at top
Object numbers
Accession number: 2000.12.4

Search terms: Vessel, Food and Drink, Plate, Food Accessory

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