Beth Carter; Bull with Flowers; Bronze Resin; 3/15 antiques 5”Width: 5”Depth: 8”The largely in-tact

5”Width: 5”Depth: 8”The largely in-tact human skull

This particular Kurdish piece is in an unusual size

Robert Forsyth of Edinburgh described the old fashioned don as “small birds

It would have probably been displayed in the family's private or local chapel at the alter as part of a larger composition and saved in the early eighteenth century and placed within this housing

the caddy top over a typical bachelor type Georgian arrangement of four graduated and cockbeaded long drawers having the original peacock blue paper linings and retaining the original brass drop handles and original planked back

Beth Carter; Bull with Flowers; Bronze Resin; 3/15 antiques 5”Width: 5”Depth: 8”The largely in-tactOrigin: English Period: 21stC Provenance: Direct from the Studio of Beth Carter; Edition 3 15 Date: c. 2010 Height: 13 Width: 26 Depth: 7 See here for an introduction to the work of Beth Carter.