Human Skeletal Foot in Glass Dome | 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
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
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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
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
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
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

Human Skeletal Foot in Glass Dome | 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
A rare and historically significant medical specimen: a complete human foot skeleton, fully articulated and professionally mounted beneath a protective glass dome. Standing 11.4 inches high, the specimen was prepared and sold by the renowned Adam, Rouilly & Co. of Fitzroy Square, London—one of the most respected suppliers of anatomical models and medical teaching aids in the early 20th century.

Features

- Complete articulated human foot skeleton

- Mounted beneath a glass dome for preservation and display

- Original preparation by Adam, Rouilly & Co., Fitzroy Square, London

- Compact museum-grade presentation, ideal for educational or display purposes

Cultural & Scientific Significance
In the early 20th century, articulated human skeletons were essential teaching tools for doctors, students, and researchers. This piece exemplifies the era’s dedication to hands-on anatomical study before the advent of digital imaging or synthetic teaching models. Adam, Rouilly & Co., founded in 1918 and still in operation today, became internationally recognized for supplying medical schools, hospitals, and universities with high-quality osteological specimens.

Condition
Excellent preservation. The bones retain stable coloration and natural patina; articulation wiring is intact. The glass dome remains in good condition with only minor age-related surface marks. Wooden base solid and stable.

Dimensions (approximate)
Height (overall with dome): 11.4 in

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

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
A rare and historically significant medical specimen: a complete human foot skeleton, fully articulated and professionally mounted beneath a protective glass dome. Standing 11.4 inches high, the specimen was prepared and sold by the renowned Adam, Rouilly & Co. of Fitzroy Square, London—one of the most respected suppliers of anatomical models and medical teaching aids in the early 20th century.

Features

- Complete articulated human foot skeleton

- Mounted beneath a glass dome for preservation and display

- Original preparation by Adam, Rouilly & Co., Fitzroy Square, London

- Compact museum-grade presentation, ideal for educational or display purposes

Cultural & Scientific Significance
In the early 20th century, articulated human skeletons were essential teaching tools for doctors, students, and researchers. This piece exemplifies the era’s dedication to hands-on anatomical study before the advent of digital imaging or synthetic teaching models. Adam, Rouilly & Co., founded in 1918 and still in operation today, became internationally recognized for supplying medical schools, hospitals, and universities with high-quality osteological specimens.

Condition
Excellent preservation. The bones retain stable coloration and natural patina; articulation wiring is intact. The glass dome remains in good condition with only minor age-related surface marks. Wooden base solid and stable.

Dimensions (approximate)
Height (overall with dome): 11.4 in

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

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