An Anatomical Torso Model, circa 1950 Burmese chess st The resulting ceremony successfully reflected

The resulting ceremony successfully reflected the supposed "antiquity" of the event

retailed by Jaques between 1890 and 1940

including a smaller hinged leather box in red leather incorporating: 30 boxwood and ebony turned backgammon counters

with a 1920s-30s green label to the underside of the base: J

The chair is made from Welsh beech

An Anatomical Torso Model, circa 1950 Burmese chess st The resulting ceremony successfully reflectedA medical anatomical torso table model, circa 1950, by Stopler of Germany the painted plaster torso with a detachable front revealing a variety of colourful plastic human organs on steel screws: stomach (two halves), heart (two halves), two lungs, liver, kidney and intestines, on a rectangular wooden base (simulated 'hammered' metal finish) with the trade label of Stopler and an exhibition label from the Deutsches Hygiene Museum, Dresden, 42cm wide,