Name/Title
Western Mono Cooking BasketEntry/Object ID
1998.1.1Description
Large Western Mono or Monache basket used for cooking acorn mush, decorated with two wide ziz-zag bands. There is a good deal of wear on the interior and the base from use, and nice native repairs are visible on the base.Cataloged By
Marjorie KilpatrickAcquisition
Accession
1998.1Source or Donor
Joseph DelReyAcquisition Method
PurchaseMade/Created
Date made
circa 1910Time Period
1910'sPlace
State/Province
CaliforniaCountry
United States of AmericaContinent
North AmericaEthnography
Cultural Region
Region
Central CaliforniaContinent
North AmericaCulture/Tribe
Western Mono
Native American
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Basket, CookingNomenclature Primary Object Term
CookwareNomenclature Sub-Class
Cooking VesselsNomenclature Class
Food Processing & Preparation T&ENomenclature Category
Category 04: Tools & Equipment for MaterialsLOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Baskets, Cooking, Native peoplesDimensions
Height
9 inDiameter
15-3/4 inMaterial
Grass, Sedge, Bracken FernCoiled Basket Details
Coiled Start Type
Coiled Start Type
RoundCoiled Start Material
Grass, SedgeCoiled Finish Type
Self CoiledFoundation
Coiled Foundation Type
BundleCoiled Foundation Material
GrassCoil Direction
LeftStitch Details
Stitch Spacing
Predominantly Closed SpacingBackground Stitch Material
SedgeDesign Stitch Material
Bracken FernStitch Details
Unsplit or Whole, Interlocking, Randomly BifurcatedStitch End
ClippedLocation
Location
Cabinet
3GWall
East WallRoom
West GalleryBuilding
Museum MainCategory
ExhibitMoved By
Carl PattersonDate
May 11, 2020Location
Shelf
Shelf 14Wall
West WallRoom
BasementBuilding
Museum MainCategory
StorageDate
September 30, 2003Condition
Date Examined
Jan 2019Reason for Exam
Post ExhibitOverall Condition
GoodCondition Detail
Abrasion, Soiling/GrimeDate Examined
Jan 14, 1998Examined By
Marjorie KilpatrickNotes
The basket is generally in good condition- there is wear from use, including staining and abrasions on the interior from rocks being stirred, and there is wear on the base from use, including a number of areas where the base has been repaired.Valuations
Value
$2,000.00Estimator
Davis & Davis, Inc.Date
May 12, 1998Notes
Davis: a very nice basket with evidence of ethnographic use and repair.Created By
Daniel RaelCreate Date
January 29, 2018Updated By
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February 15, 2024