Commode; [?]; [?]; 2010.408.2
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Commode
About this object
Commode; a lidded, ceramic commode. Glazed white, the commode has a separate lid with embossed designs and a low, knob handle. This would originally have fit into a lidded chair.
This item belonged to Ivy Patterson (nee Wright), who lived in the Catlins from the age of 17, she worked at Whites Store, Owaka during World War One. After the war she married Stanley Gordon Patterson of Dunedin and they took up a farm in Glenomaru.
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Place Made Medium and Materialsprocessed material, ceramic.
Techniqueembossed
Measurements
h 167mm x di 265mm
Medium
manners and customs, customs relative to private life
Subject and Association Keywordspublic aspects of medicine, public health. hygiene. preventive medicine, personal health and hygiene
Credit LineFrom the collection of Owaka Museum Wahi Kahuika The Meeting Place "a rest on your journey".
Object Type Object number2010.408.2
RightsThis object is from
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