Unknown maker - Snuff-spoon and associated items

Scope and Content

[Source - Chloe Rushovich for FHYA, 2018: File contains an object identified by Nessa Leibhammer using JAG materials as a 'snuff-spoon' and its associated catalogue card. The object was acquired by Harry Oppenheimer for the Brenthurst Library from Jonathan Lowen. The Brenthurst Collection is on long term loan to the Johannesburg Art Gallery. Edit - Debra Pryor for FHYA, 2024: The Brenthurst Collection was housed at JAG on long term loan from 1987 to April 2023. After April 2023 the collection was relocated to the Brenthurst Library in Parktown, Johannesburg. Related items include the box files 'JAG Archives: Traditional Collection: Brenthurst Collection: From Lowen Collection: 11/1A VOL 1 10/58; '11/1A VOL 2: Art & Ambiguity. Vol 1: Correspondence Reports 10/58', 'JAG Archives: Traditional Collection: Brenthurst References' and 'Traditional Collection: M.Stevenson'.]

Metadata

Title

[ Source of title : Nessa Leibhammer using JAG materials ]

Material Designation

Object

Textual record

Photographic image

Institutional Identifier

JL-H-9

Arrangement

[Source - Nessa Leibhammer for FHYA, 2015: Accession numbers had already been allocated to the objects in the collection before it was sold to Harry Oppenheimer and the numbering system was retained by JAG: the initials JL stand for 'Jonathan Lowen'; the following number indicates which type grouping the object falls into: A - Figure; B -Doll; C - Staff; D - Stool; E - Headrest; F - Smoking-pipe; G - Snuff-box; H - Snuff-spoon; J - Vessel wood; K - Vessel clay; L - Vessel gourd; N - Spoon; P - Earplugs, hairpins, anklets etc; R - Club; S - Knives; U - Beadwork; W - Apron; X - Miscellaneous. The numeral(s) that follow are the number of the item within the grouping. These accession numbers are distinct from the numbers given to objects owned by the JAG.]

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