Phrenology is a therm first used by Thomas Ignatius Forster in 1815. It is a theory according to which the bumps on the skull of a person reflect his character. Here is a smaller, but identical replica of an early 20th Century ceramic skull model by by L.N. Fowler.
Width: 9cm Height: 20cm Depth: 9cm Weight: 0.60Kg
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