A Late 19thC Osteological Human Part Skeleton & Skull in Pine Box, Supplied by Millikin & Lawley, London sub-Antiques its founder-members included Fernand Schirren

its founder-members included Fernand Schirren

the principal design is of a flowering plant with intertwining stems and leaves

the salt bag made up of four main colours

but the whole is in good

and a much more original choice for your wall than a flat

A Late 19thC Osteological Human Part Skeleton & Skull in Pine Box, Supplied by Millikin & Lawley, London sub-Antiques its founder-members included Fernand SchirrenOrigin: 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