A Late 19thC Osteological Human Part Skeleton & Skull in Pine Box, Supplied by Millikin & Lawley, London

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A Late 19thC Osteological Human Part Skeleton & Skull in Pine Box, Supplied by Millikin & Lawley, LondonOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 The Box: Width: 22 inches Depth: 9 inches Height: 8. 5 inches Other measurements available on request There was a young chap named Staunton Cressy, Whos death was a little bit messy, He did to a nun What he shouldn't have done, And was punished by his big Aunt Bessie We here present Staunton, prepared by Millikin & Lawley of 165 Strand, London, the medical studies

many with labels detailing when and where they were found stretching from the Edwardian period in 1904 to the last addition in India in 1924

The design is often one large geometrical medallion with smaller similar medallions within

The Qum rug is usually knotted on a foundation of cotton and generally has a firm dense woolen pile made with Senneh knots

for syphilitic warts and other skin problems

The word "jack" was in use before 1600 to describe the maritime bow flag

Origin: Danish

OL: CASSIE with pourer & cleft

Within the medallion are eight charming stylized figures of birds encased in a "running dog" border

coinciding with the excitement generated by new discoveries in electricity

and one of the last he designed

with silver color and pinkish tinge

this compendium of artistic creativity is a genuine snapshot of nineteenth century artistic life