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Fish Turner

A small brass fish turner, with a flat square head and a long handle. It has an embossed ridge running along the centre and has traces of Indian writing on the underside.

Fly Switch

This is the handle of a whip or switch, from Cairo. The bamboo handle should have a rope attached to one end, but this is now missing.

Fly Whisk

This is a fly switch from the Haussa people of West Africa. It is made of black animal hair, attached to a brown leather handle with strap. The handle is decorated with an interlaced pattern. The animal ...

Fly Whisk

This switch is from South Africa. It has a decorative handle with bands of blue and white glass beads. Strands of palm leaves are attached to one end and a loop of multi-coloured glass beads is attached ...

Food Paddle

This is a food paddle from South Africa. It is made of a long, thin piece of wood with a paddle at each end. It is one of a pair of food padels.

Food Paddle

This is a food paddle from South Africa. It is made of a long, thin piece of wood with a paddle at each end and tapering to a point at the other. It is one of a pair of food padels.

Fork

This carved wooden fork is from Norway. It is made from dark wood and dates from 1700 - 1800. The fork has three prongs. The ornately carved handle is for decoration.

Fork

This carved wooden fork is from Norway. It is made from dark wood and dates from 1700 - 1800. The fork has three prongs. A fleur de lys style motif forms the handle.

Fork

This carved wooden fork is from Norway. It dates from 1700 - 1800. The fork has three prongs.

Fork

This carved wooden fork is from Norway. It dates from 1700 - 1800. The fork has three prongs. The ornately carved and pierced handle is for decoration.

Fork

This carved wooden fork is from Norway. It dates from 1700 - 1800. The fork has three prongs. It is decorated with an ornately carved and pierced handle and head, and linear incisions along the shaft ...

Fossil

A fossil from Memnonium, Egypt, which consists of a long conical shell. A note with the object reads 'Fossil from Memnonium picked whilst passing from Medinet Haboo to Memnon's Statue'.

Frame

A Chinese or Japanese ornate carved wooden frame. It has been dismantled and is now in four lengths with one piece that makes up a second frame. The frame has deep relief carvings of figures and has been ...

Girdle

This is a Zulu beaded girdle. It is made of four thick strands of green glass beads, and decorated with red beads. Within South African culture beadwork ornaments were made by the women, and worn by both ...

Girdle

This beaded girdle was worn by the people of Basutoland, South Africa. It is made of four thick strands of black and pink glass beads, and decorated with panels of green, white and black beads. Within ...

Grasshopper Case

This is a Chinese grasshopper case. It is made from delicately carved wood. There is a hole with scalloped edges at the top, and four viewing holes. Two of the viewing holes still hold magnifying glass. ...

Greetings Card

A multi-coloured greetings card, from Maratha, with flowers and a verse on the front. It was produced by the Religious Tract Society.

Hair Comb

This hair ornament is listed in the Accession Register as being from the Gold Coast, but was later thought to be Zulu. It is carved from a flat piece of wood. The head of the comb is decorated with incised ...