Chinese opium "Funs" trays; Unknown maker; Unknown; CR2003.170
Chinese opium "Funs" trays
About this objectChinese "funs" small tin trays used for measuring opium. Thin rectangular piece of tin pinched in at corners to make it more dish shaped. Used for measuring out opium - ten in total number A to J. found during excavation of China town in Cromwell, in preparation for the creation of Lake Dunstan a - found Hut 23 A161; b - found Hut 23 A159; c - found Hut 23 A049; d - found Hut 23 A046; e - Hut 23 A051; f - Hut 23 A047; g - Hut 23 A050; h - Hut 23 A054; i - Hut 34 A269; j - Hut 33 A080;
Maker Maker RoleManufacturer
Date MadeUnknown
Place Made Medium and MaterialsTin
Measurements
a: L 35mm x W 33mm
b: L 33mm x W 27mm
c: L 33mm x W 27mm
d: L 38mm x W 30mm
e: L 30mm x W 26mm
f: L 28mm x W 25mm
g: L 37mm x W 31mm
h: L 32mm x W 26mm
i: L 34mm x W 30mm
j: L 33mm x W 30mm
From the Collection of the Cromwell Museum
Object Type Object numberCR2003.170
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