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Hearst Museum object titled Birdcage, accession number 18-512, described as Barrel shaped bird cage; frame of bamboo splints, two ends of wooden rounds, handle of carved wood; contains well for water and platform for bananas. Made by men; “Silindik” is a small green and yellow bird. Including handle width 43.7 cm. Including handle height 32 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Bird cage, accession number 5-15623, described as Bird cage, scrap metal. Open-slatted cylindrical body, with conical perforated "roof," and flat, solid bottom. Roost at center. Hinged door at bottom. "Rosen" dye-stamped into rood. Height circa 50.0 cm, Diameter 29.0 cm. From East Africa, Tanzania.

Hearst Museum object titled Bird cage, accession number 9-14816, described as Possible birdcage; angular teardrop shape; fiberboard bars padded and covered with coral colored cloth and blue and gold striped and pattered cut foil paper; cage bottom is plaited with bamboo stirps. Exterior of cage is pink cotton string netting; metal ring and hook hanger.

Hearst Museum object titled Bird cage, accession number 10-408, described as Bird cage, made of rattan; round; hexagonal twining.

Hearst Museum object titled Birdcage, accession number 18-513, described as Round bird cage for bird called “Balam;” sides of bamboo splints, floor of bamboo strips in twill plaiting; elaborate silvered brass hanging hook (”Sangkutan Sangka”). Also has parts of rattan wood and “Idjuek.” Cage only height ca. 16 cm, diameter 30 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Birdcage, accession number 18-512, described as Barrel shaped bird cage; frame of bamboo splints, two ends of wooden rounds, handle of carved wood; contains well for water and platform for bananas. Made by men; “Silindik” is a small green and yellow bird. Including handle width 43.7 cm. Including handle height 32 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Bird cage, accession number 5-15623, described as Bird cage, scrap metal. Open-slatted cylindrical body, with conical perforated "roof," and flat, solid bottom. Roost at center. Hinged door at bottom. "Rosen" dye-stamped into rood. Height circa 50.0 cm, Diameter 29.0 cm. From East Africa, Tanzania.

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Hearst Museum object titled Bird cage, accession number 9-14816, described as Possible birdcage; angular teardrop shape; fiberboard bars padded and covered with coral colored cloth and blue and gold striped and pattered cut foil paper; cage bottom is plaited with bamboo stirps. Exterior of cage is pink cotton string netting; metal ring and hook hanger.

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Hearst Museum object titled Bird cage, accession number 10-408, described as Bird cage, made of rattan; round; hexagonal twining.

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Hearst Museum object titled Birdcage, accession number 18-513, described as Round bird cage for bird called “Balam;” sides of bamboo splints, floor of bamboo strips in twill plaiting; elaborate silvered brass hanging hook (”Sangkutan Sangka”). Also has parts of rattan wood and “Idjuek.” Cage only height ca. 16 cm, diameter 30 cm.

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