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A Unique Skull & Skeletal Fragment Sculpture in a Victorian Glass Dome sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage Unfortunately there was a coal

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Unfortunately there was a coal strike at the time and it was decided to take coal out of the Oceanic and the American liner New York consequently both ships were laid up

Brighton Museum and the William Morris Gallery

Walter Potter was born in 1835 and began to experiment with taxidermy by the age of 15

limbs and physical attributes of the rat remain clearly defined and well preserved

Unlike many morality tales

A Unique Skull & Skeletal Fragment Sculpture in a Victorian Glass Dome sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage Unfortunately there was a coalOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century through to 21st Century Provenance: Unknown Date: The Specimens c. 1900 2014, The Dome c. 1880 Height: 23. 5 inches Base Diameter: 9. 5 inches The large mixed group sculpture of twenty three animal skulls and multiple bone fragments dating from the late nineteenth century through to the present day, the collection housed in a large late Victorian period glass dome on ebonised base. The glass dome and

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