Somali spoon made of carved wood, 1st half of the 20th century. - Somalia (No reserve price)

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This carved wooden Somali spoon, 37 cm long, dates from the first half of the 20th century and is decorated with incised geometric motifs.

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Long wooden spoon with a deep bowl and an elongated handle, decorated with incised geometric motifs and cutouts on the sides. The slender shape and sober decoration align with traditional utensils from the Horn of Africa, presumably from Somalia. Nice patina of use with signs of old handling.

Details: Origin: Somalia, Object: Spoon, Material: Wood, Dating: First half of the 20th century, Length: 37 cm, Condition: Signs of aging with wear, scratches, stains and patina of use.

Condition: good condition, with signs of aging and use (see photos for your own impression)

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Long wooden spoon with a deep bowl and an elongated handle, decorated with incised geometric motifs and cutouts on the sides. The slender shape and sober decoration align with traditional utensils from the Horn of Africa, presumably from Somalia. Nice patina of use with signs of old handling.

Details: Origin: Somalia, Object: Spoon, Material: Wood, Dating: First half of the 20th century, Length: 37 cm, Condition: Signs of aging with wear, scratches, stains and patina of use.

Condition: good condition, with signs of aging and use (see photos for your own impression)

This will be sent by registered mail

Details

Country of Origin
Somalia
Material
Wood
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Good condition
Title of artwork
Somali spoon made of carved wood, 1st half of the 20th century.
Height
37 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
BelgiumVerified
7386
Objects sold
76.92%
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