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  • Object number
    51/381/1-2
  • Exhibition
    Queer Constellations
  • Description
    A hame is the frame of a horse's harness and would be attached to a collar. 18th C. from Micklerns' Farm in Knowl Hill, Berkshire.
    A hame is the rigid wooden frame of a horse's harness and would be attached to a padded leather collar. This pair of eighteenth century hames, carved with a scroll design and painted, come from Micklerns' Farm in Knowl Hill, Berkshire.
  • Physical description
    2 hames [pair]: wood
  • Production date
    1700-01-01 - 1799-12-31
  • Production period
    Eighteenth century
  • Object name
    Harness, hame
  • Material
    Wood
  • Technique
    Carved, Painted
  • Dimensions
    • Length 610 mm
  • Associated subject
    LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT : harnessing and shoeing
    Horse
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