The House of Antiques has dated this Antique Human Skull Specimen to the 19th Century.
A heavily patinated example of a mid-19th century human medical natural history skull example. With cranium attached brass hooks as shown. The front teeth are missing, and the jaw is detachable and not fixed to the mandible.

Size in inches: H 6 x W 5” x D 8”
Origin: English
Date: Mid- 19th century
Condition: Aged
A naturally aged item that has taken a lifetime to achieve, the front teeth are missing and the cranium once attached with the hooked sits back somewhat due to being loose hinged from the base of the skull. The mandible is not attached and come apart from the skull.

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The House of Antiques has dated this Antique Human Skull Specimen to the 19th Century.
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