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Carving Of Human Skull

Object NameCarving

Mediumivory

ClassificationsApplied Art

DimensionsOverall: Length: 5.5 cm, Height: 5 cm

AcquisitionBequeathed in 1938 by Dr James Taylor Grant.

LocationStolen - If you have any information relating to the current whereabouts of this work please get in touch

Object numberABDMS011226

Keywords

About MeIvory carving of human skull showing teeth etc. with snake encircling back and toad sitting on top: mottled with black staining

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