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Ladle2004-2/313
Ladle2896/4

Large, carved wooden ladle. The bowl is deep with an up-sloping, open front and a well- rounded bottom. The handle is thick, with the end carved into a duck(?) head, a long beak carved along the back of the handle. Decorations are etched into the wood, some emphasized with burn marks. These include eyes on the duck, lines along its beak, and horizontal stripes down the back of the neck. Flowers adorn the lower handle and bowl, and a man’s head with headdress is scratched into the bowl’s bottom. The word “Souvenir.” is carved in elegant script on one side of the handle. A piece of rope is looped loosely around the neck.

Culture
Northwest Coast ?
Material
wood
Made in
British Columbia, Canada ?
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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LadleZ802.2

Culture
Mi'kmaq
Material
birch bark, wood and metal
Holding Institution
Nova Scotia Museum
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Ladle1934.164

Culture
Mi'kmaq
Material
birch bark, wood and spruce root
Holding Institution
Nova Scotia Museum
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Ladle For Fish60.1/5536
Ladle, Large Wooden16.1/2076
Horn Ladle56.6.30

An animal horn was steamed and softened then shaped into this ladle. Engravings on the exterior of the bowl depict scenes of daily life: a whale hunt, men spearing walruses, fish drying outside a house, a fenced reindeer herd, a dog sled, two wrestling bears, and a shaman performing a ritual inside a house to heal the sick. Heavy engravings of a walrus head and shoulders and fishermen hauling in nets decorate the handle's interior. The ladle is in good condition.

Culture
Eskimo
Material
horn
Holding Institution
Brooklyn Museum
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Ladle with Skull05.588.7297a-b

The object is a large carved wooden ladle (a), decorated in black and red paint, with a separately carved wooden skull (b) nesting in its bowl. At the end of the ladle's handle is an animal head. Both skull and animal head have pieces of fur attached.

Culture
Heiltsuk
Material
cedar wood, bear fur, cord and pigment
Holding Institution
Brooklyn Museum
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Ladle02.259.2687

Dipper style. Whitish-gray body with black paint design. Separate handle attached to side of bowl. Design of the exterior is plain; interior is 8 geometric stepped designs with interior triangles; handle has 3 black stripes on upper surface. Rattles in handle. Cracks and old repairs where handle joins the bowl. Paint cracks and two small holes along upper length of handle. One small chip from rim. Dark firing smudges on bowl exterior.

Culture
Ancient Pueblo
Material
clay and slip
Holding Institution
Brooklyn Museum
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Ladle80.98.3

A horn ladle with an oval bowl secured to the handle by copper [or brass] rivets. The handle is carved with human and animal motifs: a frog, a human head with protruding tongue, and two birds' heads with animal ears. The pupils of the eyes of all figures are inlaid with metal.

Culture
Tlingit
Material
horn, metal rivet and metal inlay
Holding Institution
Brooklyn Museum
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