In the mid-17th century, English writer John Evelyn acquired four extraordinary anatomical tables mapping the human body's nervous and circulatory systems. Crafted using real human anatomical specimens mounted onto pine boards, these legendary Evelyn Tables remain on display today at London’s Hunterian Museum.

For his film Frankenstein, director Guillermo del Toro commissioned a fictional fifth table depicting the lymphatic system, which appears in several key scenes.

This 1:6 scale replica faithfully captures that cinematic piece. Handcrafted from authentic pine boards, each piece is cut, milled, and joined using original methods. The intricate lymph node network is reproduced using a custom, multi-depth UV layering process before being brought to life with color. Finally, a meticulous weathering process using custom stains and aging powders gives the table a rich, battle-worn finish, sealed under multiple coats of classic tung oil-based varnish.

Available Options

• Standalone Version: A sleek, borderless finish with no fittings or base—perfect for displaying alongside 1:6 scale figures or within diorama setups.

• Framed Version: Includes integrated hardware, ready to hang and display as a piece of wall art.

Dimensions

• Standalone Version: 316 × 128 mm, 16 mm thick (12.44″ × 5.04″ × 0.63″)

• Framed Version: 455 × 250 mm, 40 mm thick (17.91″ × 9.84″ × 1.57″)