An Early 20thC Human Skull for Odontology & Medical Study from Guy's Hospital Dental School sub-Curios that would add instant charm

that would add instant charm to a small space

The attractive pair of George III period painted pine pelmets or overdoors having faux-marble trompe-l'oeil paint decoration to each

made up of three parts is varies from a lozenge pattern to a basket weave and then to the traditional flower border to finish

The second jar shows the veins from different parts of the body entering the right and left atria

An Early 20thC Human Skull for Odontology & Medical Study from Guy's Hospital Dental School sub-Curios that would add instant charmOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Guy's Hospital Dental School, Southwark, London, UK Date: c. 1900 20 The Skull: Height: 6 Width: 5. 5 Depth: 9 The Photograph in Frame: 15. 25 x 12. 25 The largely in tact human skull dating to at least the early twentieth century, having bee used for odontology and medical study together with a black and white photograph of Guy's Hospital Dental School House Officers, taken in November 1948. The skull