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Horn container | Horn container with an iron handle and a wooden base, traditionally used for milking in mountainous areas. It features inscriptions on both sides: “I belong to Jose” (“Soy de Jose”) and “Enrique Mart.,” accompanied by garlands and vegetal motifs. Two fish appear below the first inscription, and a carved clock stopped at a quarter to twelve completes the decorative programme.[[Category:Movable]] | ||
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Revision as of 09:44, 29 April 2025
| Horn container | |
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| Date | ca. 1875/1900 |
| Contact | melendezenrique@uniovi.es |
| Subject | Art,PEOPLE,SOCIAL HISTORY |
| Size | 23cm x 16cm x 10cm |
| Type | Physical Object |
| Omeka | Link |
| Talk Page | Link |
Horn container with an iron handle and a wooden base, traditionally used for milking in mountainous areas. It features inscriptions on both sides: “I belong to Jose” (“Soy de Jose”) and “Enrique Mart.,” accompanied by garlands and vegetal motifs. Two fish appear below the first inscription, and a carved clock stopped at a quarter to twelve completes the decorative programme.