A Rare Early 20thC Cased Composite Model Human Skeleton for Artistic Anatomy antiques when colourful tin-glazed tiles began

when colourful tin-glazed tiles began to be imported from Holland

She remains quite dirty with various scratches to the right of her face and to the left by her hair and there are also signs of residue of old varnish

More extraordinarily the trunk still bears all of it’s original labelling and ticketing suggesting this trunk travelled with Sir John on his duties to any of Mauritius

there are some old repairs and one of the knob handles is a later replacement and is thus very slightly larger than the rest

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

A Rare Early 20thC Cased Composite Model Human Skeleton for Artistic Anatomy antiques when colourful tin-glazed tiles beganOrigin: 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