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Taxidermy: a canary and budgerigar Serinus canaria domestica and Melopsittacus undulatus, late 19th/ early 20th Century, by H Murray and Sons, one a canary the other a budgerigar both in naturalistic setting within glass and oak case frames, with makers label to the reverseeach 25cm wide11.5cm deep24cm highCondition Reportglazed cases with knocks, glue visible to the joins of the glass frame, the specimens and groundwork in good order. Woodworm to the reverse of the frames. Please see the additional images. 

Small taxidermy Cayman crocodile, 50 cm long

Taxidermy: European Fallow Deer (Dama dama), circa 20th century, shoulder mount with head facing forward, mounted on a oak shield, from wall 53cm, height 71cm.

Taxidermy: A pair of bull horns, mounted with a tuft of hair, fixed to a wall mounting wood plaque. 117cm wide.

Taxidermy. 20th century a group of seven pairs of antlers/horns. One pair mounted onto a wooden shield. Largest span 49cm. (7).

Taxidermy. 20th century a pair of Fallow deer antlers mounted onto an oak shield, twelve points. Span 42cm.

Taxidermy; A pair of 20th century Tufted Ducks, in a naturalistic flight setting, mounted on driftwood, length 37cm. (2)

Taxidermy: A Greylag Goose (Anser anser) circa 20th century, mounted in standing position, upon a shaped wood naturalistic base, 46cm tall.

Taxidermy. 20th century four pairs of antlers/horns each mounted onto wooden shields. Largest span 63cm. (4).

Taxidermy. 20th century four pairs of antlers/horns each mounted onto wooden shields. Largest span 85cm. (4).

Taxidermy: A Leopard Skin Rug (Panthera pardus fusca), early 20th century, an adult flat skin rug with limbs outstretched, head to end of tail 208cm.Provenance; Our vendors grandfather emigrated to India in the early 1900's and established a hardware business, then by descent.CITES Annex A Appendix II, exempt - this specimen would require a re-export license to export from the UK, an import permit would be required into your chosen country, this is the responsibility of the buyer alone, Spicers Auctioneers do not offer any onward re-export or import licences. Condition:There is no visible moth damage, but there is fraying and wear to the paws.The fur is flat and worn.There is no significant odour, other than dust from age and storage.There is discolouration to the underside of the rug.

Taxidermy: Two late 20th century Fox masks, mounted on oak shield plinths, with brushes. H27cm. (2)

Taxidermy: Red Fox Mask (Vulpes vulpes) circa early 20th century, by Peter Spicer & Sons, Taxidermists, Leamington, an adult head mount turning to the right with mouth agape in defensive pose, mounted upon a typical shaped oak shield, stamped to rear with paper label - "Lancaster Brompton" 24cm from the wall.

Taxidermy: Red Fox Mask (Vulpes vulpes), dated 1920, by Roland Ward, Piccadilly, London, an adult head mount facing forward with mouth agape in defensive pose, mounted upon a typical shaped oak shield, bearing ivorine plaque - "Badsworth Hounds 1920" 22cm from the wall.

Taxidermy: A wall cased Moorhen, full mount, stood upon painted faux grass beneath, amidst a natural setting of tall dry grasses, set against a watercolour painted backdrop, enclosed within a picture frame style wall hanging display case, 39x30cm.

Taxidermy. 20th century pair of Fallow deer antlers mounted onto an oak shield, nine points. Span 54cm

Taxidermy: A male and female Drake Wigeon (Anas penelope), 20th century, full mount adult drake Wigeon with female, each stood upon separate driftwood bases, male span 73cm, female 50cm. (2)

Taxidermy: Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes), 20th century fox masks with brushes, mounted upon mahogany shields. (2)

Taxidermy. 20th century a pair of antlers/horns mounted onto a wooden shield. Span 66cm.

Taxidermy: Roe deer neck mounts, mounted on oak shield plaques, (in need of restoring) H54cm. (3)

Taxidermy: Red Fox Mask (Vulpes vulpes), dated 1945, by H. Murray & Son, Taxidermists, an adult head mount turning to the right with mouth agape in defensive pose, with ears laid back, mounted upon a typical shaped oak shield, 23cm from the wall, 27cm high, bearing ivorine plaque - "Kirkstone Pass 5th April 1945.

Taxidermy: A white-fronted snow Goose (Anser albifrons), 20th century, full mount adult with head turning slightly to the left, stood upon a naturalistic hardwood base, overall height 45cm.

Taxidermy: Roe deer heads, circa 20th century, having three point antlers, mounted on oak shields, (2)

Taxidermy. 20th century seven pairs of antlers/horns each mounted onto wooden shields. (7).

Taxidermy: European 8 point Fallow Deer (Dama dama), circa 20th century, head mount looking straight ahead, mounted on oak shield, span 54cm.

Taxidermy: A pair of Roe Deer adult head mounts, looking straight ahead, 3 points, mounted upon typical oak shields, from wall 42cm, height 40cm. (2)

Taxidermy: Indian Tiger Head Mount (Panthera tigris tigris), circa early 20th century, an adult head mount with jaw agape, glass eyes, previously part of a floor rug, overall length 35cm.Provenance; Our vendors grandfather emigrated to India in the early 1900's and established a hardware business, then by descent.CITES Annex A Appendix II, exempt - this specimen would require a re-export license to export from the UK, an import permit would be required into your chosen country, this is the responsibility of the buyer alone, Spicers Auctioneers do not offer any onward re-export or import licences.

Taxidermy. 20th century a group of six pairs of antlers/horns. Largest span 48cm. (6).

Taxidermy: A white-fronted female Snow Goose (Anser albifrons), 20th century, full mount adult with head turning slightly to the left, stood upon a naturalistic hardwood base, overall height 58cm.

Taxidermy: A 20th century pair of ten point Deer antlers on skull, mounted on an oak shield back, span 61cm.

Taxidermy. 20th century eight pairs of antlers/horns. Five pairs mounted onto wooden shields, two pairs mounted onto brass shields. Largest span 47cm. (8).

Taxidermy: Drake Mallards in flight, circa 20th century, mounted on shaped driftwood with wall fixings, length 43cm. (2)

Taxidermy: Scottish Deer (Cervus elaphus scoticus), an adult Royal stag shoulder mount, with head facing forward, 14 points (7+7), widest span 84cm, from the wall 84cm, overall height 112cm, mounted upon a polished shaped mahogany shield.

Taxidermy. 20th century seven pairs of antlers/horns each mounted onto wooden shields. (7).

Taxidermy: Two pairs of Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus) adult Roebucks, neck mounts looking straight ahead, mounted upon oak shaped shields, largest 43cm long. (2)

Taxidermy: A collection of eight Roe/Muntjac deer skulls with antlers, largest 31cm long. (8)

Taxidermy. 20th century pair of Fallow deer antlers mounted onto an oak shield, twelve points. Span 60cm.

Box of assorted, taxidermy butterflies, scales etc

Taxidermy; a mounted Badger head and a crow

A taxidermy squirrel under glass dome; framed collage of butterflies.

Taxidermy: a fox head mounted on shield plaque with glass eyes, and a Jay sitting on a branch.

Late 19th / early 20th century taxidermy Little Owl in a naturalistic setting, contained in a glass display case  (top of cabinet a/f), 32cm high

Taxidermy young Cayman, with open mouth, 55cm long

Taxidermy fox's head mounted on a shield

TAXIDERMY A CASED NATURAL HISTORY DISPLAY,with an arrangement of parrots and other bird specimens perched on a tree. 80cm wide, 108cm high, 40cm deep

TAXIDERMY AN INDIAN LEOPARD SKIN RUG LATE 19TH CENTURY/EARLY 20TH CENTURYPanthera pardus fusca. 177cm long

TAXIDERMY A PARRAKEETcontained in a glass dome on timber base, perched on a branch above rockwork. 48cm high

TAXIDERMY A DISPLAY OF FOUR BIRDScontained within a domed case, one parrakeet with spread wings, on wooden base. 55cm high, 50cm wide

TAXIDERMY A PARROTmodelled perched upon a small tree stump, within a natural setting, contained within a glazed display case. 36cm high 

TAXIDERMY A HAREcontained within a display case in a winter white coat. 44cm high, 62cm wide, 21.5cm deep

TAXIDERMY A RUDDmounted within display case, with label 'Caught by W. Clist, 1894, 116.10¼ozs.'. 30cm high, 48cm wide, 13cm deep

Victorian taxidermy - African juvenile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus) 114cm (af)

Cranberry tinted glass epergne type vase with brass base together with an unusual taxidermy dried Pipe Fish

A mounted taxidermy specimen of a preserved male mallard duck. 30 cm high.

A late 19th/early 20th century taxidermy specimen of a preserved hippopotamus foot box. 23.5 cm high.

A mounted taxidermy specimen of a preserved little auk. 28 cm high.

A mounted taxidermy specimen of a preserved hare wearing a collar and bow tie. 48 cm high.

A taxidermy specimen of a preserved stag's head. 64 cm long.

Taxidermy; an antique cased specimen of a barn Owl(Tyto alba), W 29 cm x H 40 cm x D 15 cm, together with another antique cased specimen of a barn Owl(Tyto alba), W 35.5 cm x H 38.5 cm x D 16 cm(2)

Taxidermy; An antique cased Diorama of Seabirds, comprising of ; a Puffin(Fratercula?), two Ducks(Anatidae?), and two others(unknown), set in seascape background, including; sand, rocks, shells, etc, W 78 cm x H 65 cm x D 25 cm, together with an antique Taxidermy cased specimen of a Herring Gull(Larus Argentatus?), also in seascape background, with sand and shells, W 69.5 cm x H 53 cm x D 23(2)