ID
993821
Edo designations
English designations
Manilla
Categories
Trade & Exchange Goods
Location
1 Adesogbe (Plymouth) Road, P.M.B. 1115, Benin City , Edo State
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Manilla
Manilla

Provenance

4 events
Looted
February 22, 1897 (day approximate) to June 1899 (year approximate)
The object was looted by February 1897 Unknown member of the British colonial military campaign on Benin from Benin Kingdom.
Unknown
1902 (approximate) to 1908
The object is known to have come into contact with William Ockelford Oldman, later in London.
Donation
1908 to 1910
The object was donated by William Ockelford Oldman to the Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin from London to Berlin.
Restitution
August 25, 2022
The object was restituted by the Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin to the Omo n'Oba n'Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Ọba of Benin & National Commission for Museums and Monuments, Nigeria through Hermann Parzinger and Abba Isa Tijani from Berlin to Nigeria.

Institution data

Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
The data was transferred directly by the institution.
Last updated: 2021-06-14
Language: german
Institution fieldValue
ID
object id
993821
Sachbegriff
designation
Manilla
Titel
designation
Objektref.
description
E 1573/1909, Erwerbung: a.) III/5/1910 + b.) IV/4/1910: a.) III A 2796, III C 23949-70, III E 13557-13559 + b.) VI 29158-29170 (Queensland, Melanesien, Polynesien), Ankauf Oldman, London, 1909, William Ockelford Oldman (1913); III C 23967, Armreif
Texte Online
description
Online Beschreibung, Zahlungsmittel der Westküste. Der Wert wurde nach dem Klang ermittelt. [Benin_Königreich]
Material / Technik
material
Material: Kupfer; Material: Blei; Material: Antimon; Material: Arsen; Ausgabe: Metalllegierung: Blei (30,1%), Kupfer (65%), Arsen (0,6%), Antimon (3,5%)
Material / Technik // Alle
material
Metalllegierung: Blei (30,1%), Kupfer (65%), Arsen (0,6%), Antimon (3,5%), Kupfer, Blei, Antimon, Arsen
Maße
dimensions
6,00 cm; 2,30 x 6,00 x 6,50 cm
Objekttyp
object type
Allgemein
Sachbegr. Ausgabe
object type
Manille
Anzahl Teile
object count
1
Datierung
date made
18. Jh. - 19. Jh.
Geogr. Bezüge
production place
Nigeria ( Land ); Benin ( Königreich )
Geogr. Bezüge // Alle
production place
Nigeria, Benin
Beteiligte
prior source
William Ockelford Oldman (1913), Sammler
Beteiligte // (Name, Sortierung=kleinste)
prior source
Oldman, William Ockelford
Veräußerer
prior source
null
Erwerb. Notiz
provenance
Notiz: Rückführung Celle; Notiz: Rückführung Leipzig; Ausgabe: 18. Jh. - 19. Jh., möglicherweise Auftrag im Königreich Benin; Besitz vor 1897 derzeit unbekannt; vermutlich geplündert im Zusammenhang mit der britischen Eroberung von Benin, 1897; in unbekanntem Besitz nach Feb. 1897; erworbenvon William O. Oldman vom Königlichen Museum für Völkerkunde Berlin, 1908.
Verw. Institution
department and institution
Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Erwerb. Datum
accession date
1910
Besitzart
accession method
Eigentum
Erwerbungsart
accession method
Schenkung
Digital Assets
images
Negativ (repro); Negativ (repro); III C 23967.JPG, Repro Digitalisat; III C 23967 -A.jpg, Repro Digitalisat
Erwerb. Nr.
III/5/1910
Ident. Nr.
III C 23967
Ident. Nr. // (Sortiernr.)
0003 C 23967
Obj. Status
vorhanden
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