Authentic Human Skeletal Foot in Glass Dome | Antique Medical Specimen by Adam Rouilly Co. | Early 20th Century

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Complete early 20th century human foot skeleton, fully articulated and mounted on a hardwood base under glass dome, prepared by Adam, Rouilly & Co., London, for medical education
Rotating view of early 20th-century human skeletal foot mounted under glass dome by Adam, Rouilly & Co., London—museum-grade anatomical teaching specimen offered by Relic and Rarity.
Early 20th-century articulated human foot skeleton mounted on a wooden base and enclosed in a glass dome, prepared by Adam Rouilly & Co. of London for medical teaching and anatomical study.
Early 20th-century articulated human foot skeleton mounted under a glass dome on a black hardwood base, prepared by Adam Rouilly & Co. of London — medical teaching specimen rotating for display.
Early 20th-century articulated human foot skeleton prepared by Adam Rouilly & Co., displayed under a glass dome on a black base — historic medical specimen from London used for anatomical study.
  • Complete early 20th century human foot skeleton, fully articulated and mounted on a hardwood base under glass dome, prepared by Adam, Rouilly & Co., London, for medical education
  • Rotating view of early 20th-century human skeletal foot mounted under glass dome by Adam, Rouilly & Co., London—museum-grade anatomical teaching specimen offered by Relic and Rarity.
  • Early 20th-century articulated human foot skeleton mounted on a wooden base and enclosed in a glass dome, prepared by Adam Rouilly & Co. of London for medical teaching and anatomical study.
  • Early 20th-century articulated human foot skeleton mounted under a glass dome on a black hardwood base, prepared by Adam Rouilly & Co. of London — medical teaching specimen rotating for display.
  • Early 20th-century articulated human foot skeleton prepared by Adam Rouilly & Co., displayed under a glass dome on a black base — historic medical specimen from London used for anatomical study.
Complete early 20th century human foot skeleton, fully articulated and mounted on a hardwood base under glass dome, prepared by Adam, Rouilly & Co., London, for medical education
Rotating view of early 20th-century human skeletal foot mounted under glass dome by Adam, Rouilly & Co., London—museum-grade anatomical teaching specimen offered by Relic and Rarity.
Early 20th-century articulated human foot skeleton mounted on a wooden base and enclosed in a glass dome, prepared by Adam Rouilly & Co. of London for medical teaching and anatomical study.
Early 20th-century articulated human foot skeleton mounted under a glass dome on a black hardwood base, prepared by Adam Rouilly & Co. of London — medical teaching specimen rotating for display.
Early 20th-century articulated human foot skeleton prepared by Adam Rouilly & Co., displayed under a glass dome on a black base — historic medical specimen from London used for anatomical study.

Authentic Human Skeletal Foot in Glass Dome | Antique Medical Specimen by Adam Rouilly Co. | Early 20th Century

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Historical Context & Origin

Region: United Kingdom (London)
Material: Human bone, mounted on hardwood base with glass dome
Period: Early 20th Century (ca. 1900–1930)

Description
An extraordinary antique anatomical specimen, this human skeletal foot in glass dome is a fully articulated medical display crafted by the renowned Adam, Rouilly & Co. of London. Standing approximately 11.4 inches high, the skeletal structure is mounted on a hardwood base beneath its original protective glass dome. Created during the early 20th century, this museum-grade piece reflects the Golden Age of anatomical education, when real bone models were indispensable to universities and hospitals. The preparation quality and preservation speak to Adam Rouilly’s lasting reputation as one of the world’s foremost suppliers of anatomical and medical teaching models.

Features

- Fully articulated human foot skeleton

- Mounted under original glass dome for preservation and display

- Authentic Adam, Rouilly & Co. preparation, Fitzroy Square, London

- Ideal for museum, collector, or academic display

- Professionally conserved with natural bone coloration and patina

Cultural & Scientific Significance
In the early 1900s, before the advent of digital imaging, articulated skeletons like this were vital to medical and scientific education. Used by doctors, anatomists, and universities, these pieces helped train generations of medical professionals. Today, they represent both a fascinating cultural artifact and a tangible link to the evolution of medical science. Adam, Rouilly & Co., established in 1918 and still active today, supplied institutions across the globe—earning international acclaim for their commitment to precision and anatomical accuracy.

Condition
Exceptional preservation. Bone coloration and articulation remain stable; wiring is secure. The glass dome exhibits only minor age-related marks, and the hardwood base is solid and well-maintained.

Dimensions (approximate)
Height (with dome): 11.4 in (29 cm)

Age
Early 20th Century, prepared by Adam, Rouilly & Co., London

Learn More

Read More About the Adam, Rouilly & Co: Our History | Adam,Rouilly – 100 Years of Medical Education Excellence

Discover More About The Use of Human Remains For Medical Education From UC Berkeley: UC Berkeley Anthropology Commentary: Exploitation of Human Remains for Educational Purposes

Description

Historical Context & Origin

Region: United Kingdom (London)
Material: Human bone, mounted on hardwood base with glass dome
Period: Early 20th Century (ca. 1900–1930)

Description
An extraordinary antique anatomical specimen, this human skeletal foot in glass dome is a fully articulated medical display crafted by the renowned Adam, Rouilly & Co. of London. Standing approximately 11.4 inches high, the skeletal structure is mounted on a hardwood base beneath its original protective glass dome. Created during the early 20th century, this museum-grade piece reflects the Golden Age of anatomical education, when real bone models were indispensable to universities and hospitals. The preparation quality and preservation speak to Adam Rouilly’s lasting reputation as one of the world’s foremost suppliers of anatomical and medical teaching models.

Features

- Fully articulated human foot skeleton

- Mounted under original glass dome for preservation and display

- Authentic Adam, Rouilly & Co. preparation, Fitzroy Square, London

- Ideal for museum, collector, or academic display

- Professionally conserved with natural bone coloration and patina

Cultural & Scientific Significance
In the early 1900s, before the advent of digital imaging, articulated skeletons like this were vital to medical and scientific education. Used by doctors, anatomists, and universities, these pieces helped train generations of medical professionals. Today, they represent both a fascinating cultural artifact and a tangible link to the evolution of medical science. Adam, Rouilly & Co., established in 1918 and still active today, supplied institutions across the globe—earning international acclaim for their commitment to precision and anatomical accuracy.

Condition
Exceptional preservation. Bone coloration and articulation remain stable; wiring is secure. The glass dome exhibits only minor age-related marks, and the hardwood base is solid and well-maintained.

Dimensions (approximate)
Height (with dome): 11.4 in (29 cm)

Age
Early 20th Century, prepared by Adam, Rouilly & Co., London

Learn More

Read More About the Adam, Rouilly & Co: Our History | Adam,Rouilly – 100 Years of Medical Education Excellence

Discover More About The Use of Human Remains For Medical Education From UC Berkeley: UC Berkeley Anthropology Commentary: Exploitation of Human Remains for Educational Purposes

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