food, drink and feasting talk: stories of cheesemaking
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stories of cheese making told by its tools
the horniman museum23 july 2013
harry g. westprofessor of anthropologychair, food studies centresoas, university of london
VATfir staves, iron hoops
height: 315 mmdiameter at top: 135 mm
made: 1945acquired: 1957
village of salva, district of nasaud,
region of cluj, romania
creaming spoon village of straja
maple wooddistrict of radauti
length: 285 mm region of suceava
made: early 20th c. romaniaacquired: 1957
tally stickmaple wood village of
salvalength: 345 mm district of
nasaudwidth: 20 mm region of clujmade: 1944 romania
acquired: 1957
curd breaker and stirrer village of salvamaple wood and Hazel twigs district of nasaud685 mm x 220 mm region of
clujacquired: 1957 romania
whey ladlemaple wood village
of salvalength: 810 mm district of
nasaudwidth of bowl: 190 mm region of cluj
made: 1944romania
acquired: 1957
cutteracquired: 1904
iron and woodcambridgeshire
blade: 239 mm x 109 mm x 3 mm englandhandle: 145 mm x 70 mm x 37 mm
mould village of vrincioaia
acacia and cherry wood hamlet of poiana180 mm x 290 mm x 65 mm district of
vranceamade: 1916 region of
galatiacquired: 1957 romania
thanks to:sarah byrne, johanna zetterstrom-sharp, tom crowley,
fiona kerlogue (horniman museum)ivan day (food historian, museums and country house
consultant)laura mason (co-author, traditional foods of britain: a
regional inventory)elisabeth luard (trustee director of the oxford
symposium on food and cookery)david lockwood (neal’s yard dairy)patricia michelson (la fromagerie)
ewa spohn, and kazimierz furczon (gazdowie - the tatra-beskid producers cooperative)