Eingangsnummer
41459
Edo designations
English designations
Cup
Categories
Containers
Household & Everyday Objects
Location
Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen, Museum Weltkulturen D5, 68159 Mannheim, Germany
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Cup
Cup
Cup
Cup
Cup
Cup

Provenance

4 events
Production
unknown to February 22, 1897 (day approximate)
The object was produced by Unknown member(s) of the Igun-Ẹrọnmwọn guild in Benin City.
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
February 22, 1897 (day approximate) to 1921
The object is known to have come into contact with Albert Wagenmann.
Donation
1921
The object was donated by Albert Wagenmann to the Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen, Museum Weltkulturen with its destination in Mannheim.

Institution data

Reiss-Engelhorn-Museen, Museum Weltkulturen
The data was transferred directly by the institution.
Last updated: 2021-09-23
Language: german
Institution fieldValue
Alte Inventarnummer
object id
Alte Nummer
object id
Eingangsnummer
object id
41459
Inventarnummer
object id
IV Af 730
Titel (Museumsobjekt)
designation
mit Tablett
Material
material
Bronze; Silber
Maße zum Objekt
dimensions
Höhe: 9,00 cm; Breite: 4,00 cm; Durchmesser: 13,00 cm
Objektbezeichnung
object type
Becher
Fundort/Herkunft
production place
Benin-Reich <hist.>
Voreigentümer/in
prior source
provenance
Wagenmann, Albert
Ethnie/Sprachgruppe
ethnic attribution
Sammlung
department and institution
VK IV Afrika
Eingangsjahr
accession date
1921
Eingangsart
accession method
Schenkung
Bild
images
rem
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