An Early 20thC Plaster Model of a Human Skull on Ebonised Stand sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope Real human remains were largely

Real human remains were largely used for osteological

just decipherable

The painting is in as found condition and signed EM Ashford in ruby red whilst to the reverse one can see where the painting would have once been a larger picture

and opera and theatre boomed

An Early 20thC Plaster Model of a Human Skull on Ebonised Stand sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope Real human remains were largelyOrigin: 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