A Scarce & Early Folk Magic Specimen of a Mummified Dog in Case c.1700-1800 antiques with the candlelight playing on

with the candlelight playing on their faces

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with the only medication available being sedatives

Remaining in fair overall condition considering their relative fragility

A Scarce & Early Folk Magic Specimen of a Mummified Dog in Case c.1700-1800 antiques with the candlelight playing onOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Probably Early 18thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1700 1800Height: 17Width: 23Depth: 6. 5The well preserved mummified or dried specimen of a small breed of dog with fully intact and with teeth, having been discovered in the roof of a Tudor house in Suffolk, and now presented in a good contemporary glazed box frame with dark blue paper backing and held with invisible twine, the whole surviving from the early eighteenth century