Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
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Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s
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Display Head No.15 – American, c.1850s

$950

8.5" Width 
11" Height 
9.5" Depth
20" Head Size
 

A wooden display head, likely used for hats or wigs, dating to the mid-19th century. Marked with the number “15” on its base, the form is hand-carved from solid wood, with a subtly faceted surface and rounded profile.
Visible age cracks, softened contours, and a dry, oxidized finish speak to long-term exposure and use—suggesting prior life in a millinery, tailor’s shop, or department store.