Wooden Memento Mori on base
Spiral eyes
Wooden Memento Mori on base with spiral eyes
Memento Mori: Latin phrase meaning "Remember that you will die".
To remind proud, power-hungry men of their common fate: death.
During the triumph of a Roman general, the slave on the chariot holding the laurel wreath said the famous phrase "Memento mori", reminding him of his condition as a mere mortal. To remind him to keep his feet on the ground... Another variation: Hominem te esse: You too are just a man.
Material: wood and deer antlers for teeth
Fully carved
Dimensions: 5x5cm High: 11cm
Timor's Calendar / Batak of shaman
Buffalo bone calendar from the Indonesian island of Timor
Mounted on a base
Antique articulated wooden hand
Mannequin hand
Decayed book notebook of Merci Louis manufacturer - Small model
Entirely handmade in cotton paper with irregular edges, all pages are aged and yellowed
Blank notebook
Antique gilded bronze paper-knife in the form of an eagle claw holding a feather
Period XIXth century
4-leaf clover - Four-leaf clover
Clover pebble
Botanical inclusion of Trifolia repens
Grown in France
Ex-Voto heart in clay by Cuore di Argilla - Zodiac
Italy crafts
A contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional ex-voto, originally a votive offering made to a god in request of a grace or in thanks for a grace obtained after a vow.
Antique medicine box in canvas cardboard
Size M
EMPTY
19th century amputation saw
No maker's mark
Accident on the blade
4-leaf clover - Four-leaf clover
Amour de Trèfle
Botanical inclusion of Trifolia repens
Grown in France
Pillar Candle by Cabinet de Cire for Curiositas
Model: Skulls and teeth
Made in France
Human jaws in porcelain mounted on a blackened wooden base
Anatomical dental model for dentists
19th century
Antique drum microscope for botanist, entomologist
Mirror missing
Late 19th century, early 20th century
Wooden Memento Mori on base
Spiral eyes
