Ink Scoop
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Ink scoop, thin stem with hexagonal openwork panel and teardrop-shaped spoon, used to add drops of water to re-moisten calligrapher's ink. Iran, 1700-1900.
Object details
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| Brief description | Middle East, Metalwork. Ink scoop, thin stem with hexagonal openwork panel and teardrop-shaped spoon, used to add drops of water to re-moisten calligrapher's ink. Iran, 1700-1900. |
| Physical description | Ink scoop, thin stem with hexagonal openwork panel and teardrop-shaped spoon, used to add drops of water to re-moisten calligrapher's ink. Iran, 1700-1900. |
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| Accession number | MET.LOST.323 |
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| Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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