A Rare Early 20thC Cased Composite Model Human Skeleton for Artistic Anatomy sub-Decorative Objects Demand for such trophies was

Demand for such trophies was at its highest in the 1920's when several notable artists were working in the field

you can be sure you won’t be seeing another one of these whilst wandering down a spiral staircase or feasting upon any dining table

rib-cage and pelvis to include the Vertebrae

The seals are varied from antiquity to the early nineteenth century and include one for the ‘Oldenburg vice consul for the Isle of Wight’

The condition of the doll is quite distressed

A Rare Early 20thC Cased Composite Model Human Skeleton for Artistic Anatomy sub-Decorative Objects Demand for such trophies wasOrigin: English Period: Edwardian George V Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 25 The Box: Width: 19. 5 inches X Depth: 14. 5 inches X Height: 9. 5 inches The Skeleton: 45 inches long (approximately) The early 20th century composite skeleton having inset eyeballs and jointed limbs with leather and fabric attachments housed in its original black painted pine carrying case with carrying handle marked G. P. F survives from the first quarter of twentieth