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Form

The form shown is anthropomorphic.

  • adjective 1. attributing human form or feelings to a god, animal, or object. 2. having human characteristics.

DERIVATIVES anthropomorphism noun.

This showcase presents a range of plastic items from across the Museum's collecting areas which have a common theme of anthropomorphic form.

Front view of a potato figure showing the component parts including hat and moustache.
Front view of a corkscrew showing the long neck and arms.
Side view of a pasta fork showing body-like outline.
Front view of a Spok cheese slicer showing the the pierced facial features in the blade panel.
Front view of a powder bowl showing figure's face and torso.
Front view of a Major Morgan electronic game showing the face sticker and letter pad.
Front view of a vegetable peeler showing the body shape.
Side view of a bottle opener showing the facial features and limbs.
Front view of a toothbrush showing the body shape.
Top view of a Betterware spoon showing the moulded figure on the handle.
Top view of a Betterware spoon showing the moulded figure on the handle.
Top view of a Betterware spoon showing the moulded figure on the handle.

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