archway

Part of a carved wooden archway, made from teak wood. A rectangular panel of wood, with a curved scalloped section cut out from the bottom edge. One side is intricately carved with two interlocking makaras, facing each other. There are four batons on the back, two at each of the long ends. A sticker on the back reads ‘C1’. On the top edge ‘XL’ is written (this slots into part 5). The left side is marked ‘XLV’ (this slots into part 1) and on the right ‘XLVI’ (this slots into part 2.) A large label with the object was marked ‘Front 7’.

object
MUSEUM NUMBER
4522.6
Date
late 19th century
PLACE
COLLECTION
MEASUREMENTS
overall: 863 mm x 524 mm x 42 mm; overall: 863 mm x 524 mm x 73 mm
MATERIAL/TECHNIQUE
wood
CATEGORY
Anthropology: Ethnography
LOCATION
In storage
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