A Late 20thC Glass & Cast Iron Two-Tiered Table by Paul Belvoir c.1994 sub-Macabre- Medicine this rather crude device has

this rather crude device has been used by some human males as a means of self-castration

The handle at the back is now detached and missing whilst the nozzle is present but bent

showing the rib-cage and pelvis and including the Femur

The group of six life-size silhouettes

A Late 20thC Glass & Cast Iron Two-Tiered Table by Paul Belvoir c.1994 sub-Macabre- Medicine this rather crude device hasOrigin: English Period: Late 20thC Provenance: Ex Gordon Watson Date: c. 1993 95 Height: 13 Width: 48 Depth: 12 (all at top) The late twentieth century two tier table or stand by Paul Belvoir (b. 1963) of restrained architectural form, at four feet long and constructed with two thick, softly rounded frosted glass shelves supported by patinated cast iron uprights and stylised corner mounts, the elongated oval glass platforms having a subtle green tint