19th Century Anatomical Model Torso, Removable Organs

19th Century Anatomical Model Torso, Removable Organs19th Century Anatomical Didactic Model of a female Torso with removable Organs. Possibly Italian. The model separates into parts and the organs are

This is an early painted plaster anatomical model torso with a wooden base and a privacy wrap around the genital area. Many of the organs are removable. In their book, "Spectacular Bodies", Martin Kem

A LATE 19TH CENTURY ANATOMICAL MODEL OF A HUMAN SKULL with moving jaw and removable top. 20 cm x 16 cm.

**Originally Listed At $100** North America, USA, ca. 19th century CE. A fascinating plaster anatomical model of a tapeworm, showing the body structure and internal anatomy of the creature. Made to be

Europe, France, ca. 19th c. CE. A plaster model of a cross section of the human brain, hand painted in hues of white, beige, and pink. The maker is unknown, possibly Louis Thomas Jerome Auzoux (1797-1

19th C. Anatomical Teaching Model of Wax Vertebrae on wooden stand. Height: 8.75 in.

19th Century Wax Anatomical Model Fetus19th century Continental didactic wax anatomical model of a human fetus in utero. 8" x 10.5" x 3".

Wax Anatomical Human Skull Model19th century wax anatomical model of a human skull and neck bones with overlay of major blood vessels and arteries. Displayed in a sealed case. Label remains on front o

Bock-Steger, Leipzig, Germany, ca. 19th century CE. A handsomely crafted and painted plaster anatomical model of the human brain with original "Bock-Steger Lips" brass label. Franz Josef Steger and pa

Bock-Steger, Leipzig, Germany, ca. 1890 CE. A handsomely crafted and painted plaster anatomical model of a cross section of the human brain with original "Bock-Steger Lips" brass label. Franz Josef St

Two Wax Anatomical Models of Dissected HeadsSchool of Clemente Susini. Two early 19th century Continental wax anatomical models of dissected human heads. Together representing the nervous and arterial

Anatomical Model Medical Instructional Model. Removable organs. Dimensions: H: 32 inches: W: 14 inches: D: 8.5 inches ---

Antique English pine model of a cottage, 19th c., architect's model or dollhouse, with removable back wall, 11'h x 12.25"w x 14"d Provenance: Property from the Collection of a Media Executive

19TH CENTURY PLASTIC ARTIST A terracotta anatomical model representing a male figure. . Cm 12,00 x 38,00 x 10,00. Dimensions with wooden base: 43x18x14 cm.

USA, Chicago, ca. late 19th century CE. Made by the Jewell Company, known for their models for biology, this is an antique anatomical model showing an embryo from two sides. The model is made of plast

A FRENCH POLYCHROME CARVED WOOD ANATOMICAL MODEL OF A HONEY BEE Émile Deyrolle (1838-1917), late 19th century, on ebonized wood stand with paper label height 17 1/2in (44.4cm)

French, 19th century, unsigned, in papier mache, gesso and canvas, with sprung and moving parts illustrating voice box etc., with parts numbered in black ink, on turned black-painted wooden base, 25cm

Anatomical Human Hand Model19th century plaster model detailing the muscles and structures of the human hand. 11.25"l x 5"w x 1.5"d.

William Fairland, British, b. 1806. A mid 19th century anatomical lithograph on paper depicting the skeletal structure of a human torso. Signed "Wm. Fairland" in the plate lower left, labeled "Plate 1

Paper mache bust, with kid leather torso and wooden arms and legs. 12 inches

Europe, Germany, ca. 1880. So rare! This human anatomy torso was created during the Victorian Era in the late 19th century. Made in SOMSO - plastic, it is about half the scale of an actual human torso

French, 19th/early 20th century, a large finely detailed polychrome painted papier-mache model of the internal structure of the human brain, numerous parts numbered and labelled, parts hinge or detach

French, 19th/early 20th century, much enlarged half head signed in indistinct ink script , 'Anatomie Clastique de Dr Auzoux 1917(?) Paris', in polychrome painted papier-mache with glass and papier-mac

A 19th century patinated bronze model of The Warwick Cup. The bowl is decorated with bacchanal masks and entwined handles, the interior fitted with a removable insert, raised upon a circular spreading