Antique 19th Century French Anatomical Conjoined Syncephalus Twins Skeleton Medical Model 1860 Recently Added marked "Sterling" and model number

marked "Sterling" and model number "1573"

Breuer was also honored as the first architect to be the sole artist to be exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York

From 1972 – 2004

The stand/base is equally lavishly carved

Antique 19th Century French Anatomical Conjoined Syncephalus Twins Skeleton Medical Model 1860 Recently Added marked "Sterling" and model numberA rare and unusual antique French Syncephalus conjoined twins fetal medical teaching model, attributed to Dr. Louis Auzoux, circa 1860. "Syncephalus twins" is a very rare type of conjoined twins, where the twins have two bodies but one head and one face. It's a very rare condition but does occur occasionally. This is an original model made circa 1860, and most likely by the French Physician Louis Thomas Jrme Auzoux (1797 1880), who made human and