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Taxidermy interest, a pair of large mounted African horns, H. 104cm.

African Taxidermy Antelope Hoof Table lamp together with Rootwood Chinese Carving. 47cm in height.

A 20th century taxidermy crocodile - length 163cm.

Taxidermy: A cased diorama of British birds, circa 1930sIncluding Common Magpie, Barn Owl with caught mouse, Green Woodpecker and Rook, all adult full mount arranged in a woody diorama further populated by insects including beetle, dragonfly and various butterflies.79cm wide x 21cm deep x 76cm high

Taxidermy: Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) by Robert ReedAdult full mount, dynamically arranged on a realistic snowy diorama.80cm x 40cm x 40cm

Taxidermy: Two British bird specimensWater rail (Rallus aquaticus) and a Barn owl (Tyto alba), both in diorama cases.Cases respectively 38cm wide x 17cm deep x 38.5cm high and 38.5cm wide x 19cm deep x 39.5cm high (2)Provenance:Acquired in the early 20th century, thence by descent to the vendor.

Early 20th century taxidermy fox's mask mounted on an oak shield shape plaque, with paper label verso for taxidermist F. W. Bartlett of Banbury, 26cm high

Taxidermy- pair of early 20th century gazelle horns, mounted on oak shield.

Taxidermy: a bream, Sparus, mounted in a bow fronted case 71cm length 41cm highShipping Disclaimer: Buyers must be aware of their country’s shipping and import policies regarding taxidermy prior to purchase. They are required to ensure that the lot can be delivered by a specialist shipper, whether in the UK, Europe or internationally. No compensation will be given to buyers who fail to organise shipping arrangements for goods and taxidermy due to the prohibitions, restrictions or import regulations of their country.Condition ReportA large crack to the glass. Knocks to the case.

Taxidermy: Baltimore oriole (Icterus galbula), modelled on a branch above a nest with a naturalistic setting, within a high glass dome and on an ebonised base,27cm diameter64cm highShipping Disclaimer: Buyers must be aware of their country’s shipping and import policies regarding taxidermy prior to purchase. They are required to ensure that the lot can be delivered by a specialist shipper, whether in the UK, Europe or internationally. No compensation will be given to buyers who fail to organise shipping arrangements for goods and taxidermy due to the prohibitions, restrictions or import regulations of their country.Condition ReportLosses of colour and some losses to the bird. Loose and worn sections of the naturalistic setting. Surface wear and knocks to the ebonised base.

Taxidermy - a tawny owl (Strix aluco), full mount, naturalistic setting, glazed case, 43cm high, 30cm wide, 19.5cm deep

Taxidermy - a pair of Montagu's harriers (Circus pygargus), reputedly by Rowland Ward and later re-cased, 63.5cm high, 91.5cm wide, 31cm deepProvenance - Knightsbridge auctions, lot 171, 20/11/2003

Taxidermy - a pair of red fox cubs (Vulpes vulpes), full mount, naturalistic setting, glazed case, 30cm high, 41.5cm wide, 36.5cm deep

Taxidermy - an otter, full mount with trout prey, naturalistic setting, glazed case, bearing label Preserved by J. COOPER, 28, Radnor Street, ST. LUKE, LONDON, E.C., 62cm high, 91cm wide, 37cm deep

Taxidermy - a common buzzard (Buteo buteo), full mount, naturalistic setting, glazed case, 51cm high, 45.5cm wide, 18cm deep

Taxidermy - a mandarin duck (Aix galericulata), full mount, naturalistic setting, glazed case, 38.5cm high, 35.5cm wide, 19cm deep

Taxidermy interest, a pair of large mounted African horns, H. 104cm.

Taxidermy interest, a preserved animal skull, shells, etc.

Taxidermy interest, a case of preserved butterflies.

Taxidermy horse hoof inkwell with plated mount and additional greyhound / long dog mounted foot attached, inscription to hoof 'A relic of old Moggy, she was beautifully formed and the admiration of all who sat behind her' and the foot mount 'Poor Lucy, how fleet this foot has been', H8cm

Taxidermy study of a stoat in winter coat with prey, in glazed case, W37 x D13 x H14cm

19th / 20thC taxidermy study of a fox and red squirrel, in glazed case W93 x D27 x H51.5cm

Late 19th / early 20thC taxidermy study of an adult Barn Owl, in glazed case with label verso 'E Allen and Co, Bird, Fish and Animal Preservers, 20 Stonegate, York', W34.5 x H46cm

Taxidermy study of finches in a canted glazed case, W29 x D14 x H34cm

19th / 20thC taxidermy study of two partridge, in glazed case, W56 x D46.5 x H30.5cm 

Late 19th / 20thC taxidermy study of a corncrake, in glazed case, W37 x D13 x H32cm

Late 19th / 20thC taxidermy study of a ruff, in glazed case, W37 x D15 x H28cm

19th / 20thC taxidermy study of a Little Auk, Bar Tailed Godwit and Turnstone, with label E C Saunders, Great Yarmouth, in glazed case W56 x D25 x H39cm

Large Victorian / Edwardian annotated taxidermy butterfly and moth collection in ten drawer taxidermy / collector's mahogany cabinet with separate stand, removable top and glazed drawers, W51 x D50 x H75cm

A Snowy Egret in rectangular glass case56cm high by 41cm wideBird Taxidermy, Natural History, Interior Design 

Taxidermy - a caiman alligator, novelly fitted as a lamp, 71.5cm high

Y  A TAXIDERMY IMPERIAL (FOURTEEN POINT) WHITE HART Shoulder mounted Approx 165cm wide, 130cm high   

Y A TAXIDERMY RED AND GREEN MACAW (ARA CHLOROPTERUS) On a branch and base 70cm high overall Condition Report: Overall in presentable order and appearance, some surface dirt from open display (it is not beneath a dome or similar protective case) some slight losses, firmly attached to perch and base Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

Y JAMES PERKINS STUDIO WILD THINGS 12 x 25cm (4½ x 9¾ in.) Hand made animal masks Handmade woodland creature masks inspired by the enchanting wildlife of Parnham Park and the mystical idea that the woodlands come alive at night, this series of playful masks blurs the boundaries between nature and humanity. The masks offer a playful exploration of identity, inviting the wearer to step into another persona and experience the wild, untamed personality of the Parnham parkland. Within the castellated walls of Parnham guests don their masks and are transported into a world where both human and animal spirits awaken, coming to life in a harmonious dance of nature and society under the full moon. Condition Report: In part incorporating animal parts and taxidermy, especially the lynx, fox, badger, the eagles and owls incorporating bird elements and feathers but the beaks are man-made Overall presentable order with natural variation in keeping with natural history specimens Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

Y A TAXIDERMY MODEL OF A ZEBRA (EQUUS QUAGGA) 128cm high   Condition Report: Overall presentable condition,Some marks, some areas of wear, the front legs with two patches to the interior around the knees where the internal frame is visible, some stitch marks to the underside, wear around the ears, some indentations and losses here also Naturalistically posed eating Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

AYNHOE FLYING GIRAFFE Colour photograph Signed and numbered 1/100 63 x 45cm (24¾ x 17½ in.) Aynhoe Park's 20th Century taxidermy giraffe globally recognised as one of his most iconic pieces suspended from a group of five large glass balloons - typical of the stylistic irony that James Perkins' work embodies.

λY  CORDELIA PLUNKET AKA. HOLY MOLY (BRITISH B. 1968) THE BEATLES ZEBRA CROSSING Mixed media with taxidermy 110 x 110cm (43¼ x 43¼ in.) SALEROOM NOTICE: Please note this lot contains endangered species regulated by CITES Condition Report: Medium: Ethically sourced Taxidermy Zebra Foal and birds. Metal, rubber, clay, cloth, paint, silicon. Lennon- Eurasian Oyster Catcher (Haematopus Ostralegus) Ringo - (Miniature Hornbill Bucerotidae) Paul- Osterich Chick (Stuthie Camelus) George - Rosella Parrot (Platycerus)As a contemporary work of art overall the condition and appearance reflects its lack of significant age and likely only displays in a domestic setting. Condition Report Disclaimer

Y  A TAXIDERMY AFRICAN GIRAFFE 390cm high, 145cm long approximately    

Y A TAXIDERMY MODEL OF A MALE LION (PANTHERA LEO) With an associated gilt metal crown 136cm high overall  Condition Report: The crown and glasses are resting upon the animal and can easily be removed if wished by the purchaser The actual preserved creature in good condition overall, some stitches present to the stomach and nether regions from preservation but all appear skilfully and professionally carried out There are some signs of wear to the muzzle, this appears to be genuine (Ie caused when the creature was alive) Condition Report Disclaimer

Y  A TAXIDERMY ROYAL (TWELVE POINT) WHITE HART Shoulder mounted Approx 160cm high, 115cm wide     

Y A TAXIDERMY AFRICAN GIRAFFE HEAD AND NECK 240cm high Condition Report: Overall in presentable order and condition, some natural variation and colour variance to be expected with an organic material, some natural and original scars around the face from its life Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

Y  TWO TAXIDERMY SWANS (CYGNINAE) One white, one black The black swan 87cm high The white swan 75cm high    

Taxidermy stag head on mounted shield.

A taxidermy wahoo (Acanthocybium solandri), mid-20th century, by repute caught by Bob Marley with Julian Moulton, Montego Bay, Jamaica, 160cm long

A taxidermy yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares), mid-20th century, by repute caught by Bob Marley with Julian Moulton, Montego Bay, Jamaica, 73cm long

A taxidermy barracuda (Sphyraena barracuda) mid-20th century, by repute caught by Bob Marley with Julian Moulton, Montego Bay, Jamaica, 86cm long

Taxidermy: Scottish Red Deer Stag, shoulder mount (no shield), head turning right, width 72cm, depth 70cm, height 100cm.Footnote:Footnote: shot by the vendor on Johnny Turnbull's estate in Argylshire in the early 1980's.

TAXIDERMY: A PINE MARTIN ON LOG(missing foot, otherwise good condition), with a Pheasant (missing long tail feathers) (2)

Pratt & Sons - A late 19th century Victorian mahogany specimen chest. The chest of drawers raised on a plinth base, with four drawers to front. Each drawer having a single turned knob handle. Label to rear for Pratt & Sons, Naturalists and preservers of birds and animals, taxidermy etc. of Cranbourne Street, Brighton, Est 1852. One drawer still containing labels for butterfly specimens (not present).Measures approx. 30cm x 33cm x 20cm

OF TAXIDERMY INTEREST: A BOAR'S HEADWith tusks and glass eyes, 51cm high

OF TAXIDERMY INTEREST: AN IMPALA HEADWith glass eyes, 97cm high

JAMES HUTCHINGS OF ABERYSTWYTH (1860-1942), TAXIDERMY: A PAIR OF TAWNY OWLSNaturalistic setting in ebonised case, printed label to the side, 46cm wide; 63.5cm high

A case of taxidermy Chestnut Mannequin Finches

A TAXIDERMY MOUNTED STAG HEAD, neck mounted on a dark wood shield, looking straight ahead, glass eyes, ten point antlers, right antler 54cm, left antler 60cm, tip to tip 58cm, (1), (Condition Report: right ear has large patch of fur deteriorated and wear in other places, very dusty would benefit a clean, left antler has a small crack at the base)

A TAXIDERMY PHEASANT SPECIMEN mounted on a wooden log fitted on a wooden base, height 47cm x length 67cm (1) (Condition Report: light wear to the beak but in fair condition overall, no signature visible on the base)

TAXIDERMY INTEREST: A MOUNTED PAIR OF CAPE BUSHBUCK HORNS, ETC, the Cape Bushbuck (Tragelaphus Sylvaticus) horns on cut skull cap, attached to a wooden shield shaped mount, horn length approximately 34-35cm, shield measures 22.5cm x 16.5cm, together with a pair of domestic cattle horns, and a deer foot bottle opener (3) (Condition Report: generally ok, left Eland horn is missing its tip, slight splits to wooden mount, crack in one of the cattle horns)

A TAXIDERMY FOX'S HEAD AND BRUSH, mounted on a wooden shield shaped mount, taxidermist's label verso for E F Spicer & Sons, 38, Suffolk Street, Birmingham, size of mount 27.5cm x 22cm, total measurement from top of mount to tip of tail approximately 70cm (1) (Condition Report: generally fair condition, crack on nose, one ear slightly coming apart at the tip, tooth chipped)

A TAXIDERMY CHIPMUNK AND GREY SQUIRREL, the chipmunk holding peanuts in a shell, mounted on a wooden base, total height 13cm, the squirrel also seated on a wooden base and holding a fir cone, total height 25cm (2) (Condition Report: af, sd, in need of some attention, chipmunk has holes/tears in the skin, squirrel has a broken toe, each having some fur loss, dusty)

A TAXIDERMY WHITE-EARED KOBUS KOB, white eared Kobus Kob male head, neck mounted on light wood shield, looking straight ahead, glass eyes, right horn 41cm, left horn 42cm, tip to tip 26cm, height approximately 80cm,(1), what looks like B1839 in pencil on the back (Condition Report: overall appears in ok condition, would benefit a clean)

A PAIR OF TAXIDERMY MALLARDS comprising a male and female specimen, wings spread, mounted on a wooden branch and oval base, with dried foliage, approximate height 60cm x width 80cm x depth 38cm, (1) (Condition Report: no visible signatures to the base, foliate is particularly dry, dusty)