A Well Patinated 19thC Male Human Skull on Stand sub-Mirrors & Lighting when they bought some of

when they bought some of these works of art for Osbourne House

was a Dutch portrait painter who spent the central years of his career working in England

it doesn’t quite sit true

being over five feet high and having five pricket sconces

telling a thousand stories (to those who care to listen)

A Well Patinated 19thC Male Human Skull on Stand sub-Mirrors & Lighting when they bought some ofOrigin: Unknown Period: 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 1900 Height: 5. 5 Width: 5. 5 Depth: 8 In relic condition, the largely in tact human skull dating to the middle or later part of the nineteenth century, displaying a beautifully aged patina and colour, with some loss to one side, the calvarium being uncut and the mandible unarticulated, and displayed on a nineteenth century circular ebonised stand. The skull remains in good overall order;