Toy
MOA: University of British Columbia
3243/2
Wooden child's toy. Consists of a wood handle with a point at top, attached by a string to a wooden piece shaped like a small barrel with a hole at bottom. The handle is made of unfinished wood, with a thin white cotton string passing between handle and barrel. Barrel is painted with encircling stripes of burgundy, gold, pink, black, green and dark blue, and heavily lacquered to a high shine.
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History Of Use
Sometimes referred to as the cup-and-ball game. Object of the game is to throw the barrel in the air and catch it by its hole with the point of the handle.
- Type of Item toy
- Culture Mexican
- Material wood, cotton fibre, paint, lacquer
- Measurements height 7.1 cm, width 6.5 cm, depth 15.0 cm (overall)
- Previous Owner Anthony A. Shelton
- Received from Anthony A. Shelton
- Made in Mexico
- Creation Date during 2016
- Ownership Date before May 24, 2017
- Acquisition Date on May 24, 2017
- Condition excellent
- Accession Number 3243/0002