A Well Patinated Early Human Skull; Pre c.1800 sub-Curios with some slight bend to

with some slight bend to the blade at its point and rust and wear to each

though the majority of them have become nocturnal in order to avoid humans

with threaded body survives from Edwardian period England

There are two old hook fixings to the tops underside which one can see having been used for the hanging of papers as one stood on one side of the table

A Well Patinated Early Human Skull; Pre c.1800 sub-Curios with some slight bend toOrigin: Unknown Period: Pre c. 1800 Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 or earlier Height: 6 Width: 5 Depth: 8. 5 Height on Stand: 8. 5 (all at extremities) In relic condition, the largely in tact human skull dating to at least the early nineteenth century, displaying an incredible dark and beautifully aged patina and colour, the calvarium being uncut, and the mandible unarticulated, and displayed on a nineteenth century circular ebonised stand. The