An Early 20thC Plaster Model of a Human Skull on Ebonised Stand sub-Decorative Objects the practice is still sometimes

the practice is still sometimes used today in alternative therapies

Rather Jurassic in appearance

the glass and feet are in tact and the paper label is retained fully to the sliding back panel

The seat has been re-caned at some recent stage with an old linen drop in cover of the same colour

though entirely commensurate with age

An Early 20thC Plaster Model of a Human Skull on Ebonised Stand sub-Decorative Objects the practice is still sometimesOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 30 Height: 6 or 7 on stand Width: 5 or 10. 25 diameter on stand Depth: 7 or 10. 25 diameter on stand With a beautiful patina, the model human skull cast in plaster and hand painted in good detail with the suture lines showing, the whole possibly used for phrenological and medical study, surviving from the early twentieth century period on a nineteenth century ebonised circular