Object name: Fork / Object class: Culinary equipment for serving and consuming food - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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31. Fork

Museum number:: 1-252561
Object class:: Place forks
Collector:: Archeo-Tec
Collection place:: Site C-2 (King), San Francisco Waterfront, San Francisco

32. Fork

Museum number:: 5-902
Culture or time period:: Kuanyama Ambo
Object class:: Place forks
Function:: 1.5 Household
Collector:: Edwin M. Loeb, Ella-Marie Loeb, and University of California African Expedition
Collection place:: Namibia
Collection date:: Spring 1948

33. Fork

Museum number:: 8-5445
Object class:: Place forks
Collector:: Alfred Emerson
Collection place:: Naples, Campania, Southern Italy

34. Fork

Museum number:: 7-5978
Object class:: Place forks
Collector:: Anson Stiles Blake
Collection place:: Europe

35. Fork

Museum number:: 1-248980
Object class:: Place forks
Collector:: Archeo-Tec
Collection place:: Site N-5 (North Shore Pump Station), San Francisco Waterfront, San Francisco

36. Fork

Museum number:: 5-13709b
Culture or time period:: Kamba
Object class:: Place forks
Function:: 5.7 Objects made for sale, souvenirs, models, and reproductions
Collection place:: Kenya

37. Fork

Museum number:: 8-5436
Object class:: Place forks
Collector:: Alfred Emerson
Collection place:: Naples, Campania, Southern Italy

38. Fork

Museum number:: 9-5906b
Object class:: Place forks
Function:: 5.7 Objects made for sale, souvenirs, models, and reproductions
Collection place:: China

39. Fork

Museum number:: 8-5442
Object class:: Place forks
Collector:: Alfred Emerson
Collection place:: Naples, Campania, Southern Italy

40. Fork

Museum number:: 5-2664a
Culture or time period:: Leya (Baleya) people, Toka (Batoka) people, and Tonga people of Zambia and Zimbabwe
Object class:: Place forks and Salad tongs
Function:: 1.5 Household
Collection place:: Livingstone Museum, Livingstone, Zambia