Anatomical Human Eye Model

DESCRIPTION: Antique Medical Anatomical Human Eye Model made of papier-mache and glass. On the exterior of the eyeball is the cornea, through which the iris and pupil are visible, the large lacrimal (

France (attr.)Anatomical model of the Human Eye, 1900 - 1920H. 14 x 17,5 x 23 cm. Plaster, glass, acrylic glass. Provenance: Art dealer Ariane Laue, Munich. With a copy of the original invoice dated 2

French, dated 1891, signed in ink ' Anatomie Clastique de Dr Auzoux 1891', much enlarged papier-mache model of eye and eye socket, polychrome painted, with glass cornea, muscles and blood vessels opti

Western Europe, West Germany, ca. 1960s CE. A fantastic anatomical model of a human eye made by the SOMSO company from a durable plastic polymer trademarked as SOMSO Plast. Each model by SOMSO require

A 1960s model of the human eye '4 Time Human Size', previously glued and assembled. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

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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

Josef Steger & Carl Bock, Anatomical Human Face ModelPainted plaster anatomical human face model, by Franz Josef Steger and Carl Ernst Bock, Leipzig, Germany. Mounted on an ebonised plinth, with inset

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.

Half Anatomical Model Human Head Biology Class Display. This is a great model of the human head. Shows the anatomy of outside and inside parts. Shows nerves and muscles. Each labeled with letters and

2 German Human Anatomical Models, 12 1/2" & 8" High.

Somso German plastic human anatomical model of the thoracic organs; lungs, heart and larynx. Somso paper label on base. Model 14 1/2"L, base 15 3/4"x 11". Chips to lacquer on base, minor losses to col

Markham plastic human anatomical model of the ear and inner ear. Ear 17"L, with wooden base 16 1/2"L x 11"H. Minor scratches and scuffs to model and base, some losses to color on model.

Somso German plastic human anatomical models, lungs and alveoli. Lung 11 3/4"H not including stand. With base 18 3/4"L x 5 3/4"D x 19"H. Minor scratches and discoloration to plastic base, minor losses

This lithographs is from Wilhelm Henle's work "Topographische Anatomie des Menschen in Abbildung und Beschreibung", published in Berlin by A. Hirschwald in 1879. This work stands as a seminal text in

1943-59, including The Human Eye in Anatomical Transparencies, and M.J. Hofmann Co. Artificial Eyes booklet.

VINTAGE HUMAN ANATOMICAL HEAD/THROAT AND SINUS MODEL. HEIGHT 9 1/2"

Leipzig, Anatomical model of the Human Brain, c. 1880, H. 17 x 25 x 22 cm. Plaster.,

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

French, retailed in London, early 20th century, signed in ink 'Clastic Anatomy by Dr Auzoux, Adam Rouilly & Co 18 Fitzroy St London W1', polychrome painted papier-mache model showing skeleton, muscles

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

Continental Europe, ca. early 20th century CE. A section of an anatomical model of a human head comprised of painted plaster, showing various, numbered muscle groups of the face as well as a blue glas