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Lot 405
A group of collector's items comprising a 19th century taxidermy armadillo basket/bag, with material lining, diameter 18cm, a Victorian blown ostrich egg, with hand painted figure of an African warrior with the words 'Zulu Warrior' underneath, length 15cm, a 19th century beadwork panel/table doily, with a pattern depicting bird amongst flowers, 50 x 24cm, and a green bowl toothpick holder with silver rim, height 5cm, diameter 6.5cm (4).
Lot 429
Taxidermy: a common snipe, mallards, and a sandpiper Gallinago gallinago, Anas platyrhynchos, and Scolopacidae, mounted on wood boards, the snipe with a plaque inscribed 'W.R.R Aspley January 2005', the sandpiper with a plaque inscribed 'North Uist W.R.R October 2004', the largest 40cm highCondition ReportThe beak to the snipe is broken. Losses to the feathers. In need of a good clean and attention.
Lot 422
Taxidermy, a badger and fox meles meles, and vulpes vulpes, the badger in a standing pose, 59cm wide, a fox head mounted on a hardwood shield, inscribed 'W.R.R Aspley, October 2006', 35cm high, together with a fox tail, 40cm long and a badger head mounted on a hard wood shield, inscribed 'W.R,R Aspley, September 2005' 32cm high (4)Condition ReportIn need of a clean. Some losses to the fur.
Lot 431
Taxidermy: Golden Eagle aquila chrysaetos, late 19th to early 20th century, modelled with its wings spread, raised on a brass canister and cut glass drops above a fluted column standard lamp,eagle 166cm wide, 44cm hightotal 173cm highCondition ReportWear and general degradation to the eagle commensurate with age. Knocks, wear, and additions to the lamp.
Lot 426
Taxidermy: game birds comprising;a grey partridge,Perdix perdix, with a plaque inscribed 'W.R.R Murton Grange, November 2005',29cm higha quail,Coturnix coturnixm, with a plaque inscirbed 'W.R.R. Burnhope Moor, September 2005',28cm high and a grouse,Tetraonini, with a plaque inscribed 'W.R.R. Burnhope Moor, September 2007',39cm highCondition ReportLosses to the feathers. In need of a good clean.
Lot 216
Taxidermy: Alpine Ibex (Capra ibex), 1934, a high quality adult male shoulder mount with head turning to the left, in summer coat. Shield indicating it stood at a height of 46 3/4 inches, and is from what is now known as Alchori, in Baltistan - the Pakistan controlled area of Kashmir. 66cm between end of horns (tip to tip)Length of horns tip to skull 66cm.Length or horns on outside of curve - 110cm
Lot 75
* ALAN B HAYMAN (SCOTTISH b. 1947), A HIGHLAND LOCH oil on board, signed and dated '97 framed and under glass image size 29cm x 40cm, overall size 41cm x 51cm Note: Alan Baxter Hayman was born in Montrose in 1947. Although he had no formal training he has developed his technical skills and knowledge through his own study of the landscape and wildlife, and through this process has honed remarkable painting skills. Painting is his life and he believes he was born to paint, even teaching himself taxidermy to achieve a better understanding of the anatomy of the birds and animals which are portrayed in his work. After working as a commercial artist for 15 years, Alan moved to Glen Lyon in Perthshire where he painted in the magnificent surroundings and opened his own gallery. In 2008 he relocated to the small hamlet of Drimnin on the west coast of Scotland where he now has a large workshop and studio overlooking the Sound of Mull and Tobermory harbour. Living in this location, in the midst of abundant wildlife and epic scenery, Alan is able to be encapsulated by the subject and matter of what he paints. His landscapes and wildlife paintings are admired nationally and internationally for their distinct style and intricate detail and his work is held in corporate and private collections around the world.
Lot 80
A group of three Victorian cased taxidermy bird groups Comprising of a pair of kingfishers beside a pond under a glass dome, 35cm high, a gold finch under a glass dome, 26cm high and reed bunting in a rectangular case by G.A.Topp of Reading, 21cm high. (3) Provenance: Property from the estate of the architect Neville Shermer.
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