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19th Century Human Skull
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19th Century Human Skull

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19th Century Human Skull

Covered in natural patina, a real human skull with natural loss as shown in the photos provided. This medical example comes in two parts and has missing teeth.

Dimensions in inches: H 7” x W 8” x D 6”

Age: 19th Century

Origin: Unknown

Condition: Aged

This is an aged medical example with missing detail as shown.

We strongly suggest reviewing all the photos provided as part of this advert and propose questions where sections are unclear to avoid disappointment upon purchase. A direct message usually takes 24 hours to answer. For multiple years we have sold antique items globally, please expect our items to show relevant age and natural wear, Items only restored due to breaks and major loss, and we always stipulate this in our condition report.

Physical Dimensions
Height
17.8cm (7.01")
Width
20.3cm (7.99")
Depth
15.2cm (5.98")
Declaration

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

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SA1133130
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skull
Description
19th Century Human Skull

Covered in natural patina, a real human skull with natural loss as shown in the photos provided. This medical example comes in two parts and has missing teeth.

Dimensions in inches: H 7” x W 8” x D 6”

fig 1. A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background.
fig 1. 19th Century Human Skull

Age: 19th Century

Origin: Unknown

Condition: Aged

This is an aged medical example with missing detail as shown.

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We strongly suggest reviewing all the photos provided as part of this advert and propose questions where sections are unclear to avoid disappointment upon purchase.
The House of Antiques

A direct message usually takes 24 hours to answer. For multiple years we have sold antique items globally, please expect our items to show relevant age and natural wear, Items only restored due to breaks and major loss, and we always stipulate this in our condition report.

Height
17.8cm (7.01")
Width
20.3cm (7.99")
Depth
15.2cm (5.98")
Date of Manufacture

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

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SA1133130
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skull
The House of Antiques
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A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background.
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Archive I A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background.

19th Century Human Skull

Archive II A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View II
Archive III A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View III
Archive IV A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View IV
Archive V A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View V
Archive VI A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View VI
Archive VII A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View VII
Archive VIII A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View VIII
Archive IX A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View IX
Archive X A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View X
Archive XI A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View XI
Archive XII A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View XII
Archive XIII A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View XIII
Archive XIV A profile view of a nineteenth-century human skull showing the cranium, eye orbit, jaw, and intact teeth against a plain background. View XIV
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During the nineteenth century, the study of human anatomy expanded rapidly in medical universities, prompting the preparation of real biological specimens for educational purposes. Concurrently, collectors assembled private cabinets of curiosities containing osteological specimens and memento mori items designed to reflect human mortality and scientific inquiry.

Nineteenth-century osteological preparations typically involved careful maceration and degreasing of natural bone tissue. Technicians often attached the mandible using brass spring hinges or delicate wire pins to enable movement for anatomical demonstration.

Authentic period specimens exhibit distinct indicators such as natural variation in bone density, original suture lines, surface patination, and minor surface wear from handling. Artificial cast reproductions generally lack the micro-texture, weight, and irregular hand-fitted metal joinery common to historical preparations.

Designers frequently position osteological objects inside glass display cloches, upon dark wood shelving, or amongst antique leather-bound volumes. These elements serve as focal points within dark academia, maximalist, or Victorian-inspired interior arrangements.

Natural bone requires display in a climate-controlled environment away from direct sunlight, excess humidity, and fluctuating temperatures. Dusting should be conducted using a soft, dry natural-bristle brush, avoiding liquid cleaners or harsh chemicals that compromise the bone structure.
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