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Taxidermy: Black Swan (Cygnus atratus), full mount adult looking straight ahead, stood upon an oval pebble covered base, H68cm

Taxidermy: Red-Breasted Merganser (Mergus serrator) full adult mount on open display and Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo) full adult mount on open display, cormorant H44cm

Taxidermy: Red Deer (Cervus elaphus), stag neck mount looking straight ahead, mounted upon an oval oak shield

Taxidermy: Melanistic Cock Pheasant (Phasianus colchicus), full male adult mount upon a wooden base, H40cm

Taxidermy: Domestic Lamb (Ovis aries), full open display mount stood with head upturned to the right, H50cm, L45cm

Taxidermy; Cased Carrion Crow (Corvus corone), full adult mount perched upon a branch in a naturalistic setting with roe dear skull to the base, enclosed within glass dome, H52cm

Taxidermy: Curlew (Numenius Arquata), full adult mount, with head turned to the left, upon a octagonal base

Taxidermy: Pair of Ruddy Shelducks (Tadorna ferruginea), a pair of full adult mounts, stood upon wooden logs with moss, H48cm, L80cm

Taxidermy - Two otter rudders (Lutra lutra), the first with silver mounted, hallmarked, engraved 'Killed by the Northern Countries Otter Hounds at Ding Dales....', the second silver plated top engraved 'Killed 6.Sep 1901, 14lbs

A Taxidermy Reeves' Muntjac Antler and Skull Mount And Three Roe Deer Mounts A Taxidermy Reeves' Muntjac (Muntiacus reevesi) Antler and Skull Mount, together with a single and pair of roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) mounts, these presented on wooden plaques.The largest 40cm long overall

A Taxidermy Red Deer Head Mount A Taxidermy Red Deer Head Mount, Cervus elaphus, circa mid-20th century, with twin four and five-point antlers, on stained wooden shield board.75cm high, 53cm wide, 40cm deepPrivate collection, Cheshire.Small hole to centre of left ear, some rubbing at tips of antlers, light general wear but overall well presented without major issues or damages to note.

A Set of Four Taxidermy Roe Deer Antler and Skull Mounts A Set of Four Taxidermy Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus) Antler and Skull Mounts, all with old hunter's inscriptions and presented on carved shield plaques with applied teeth to each side.The largest 30cm long

Taxidermy Curlew

A taxidermy stag with eleven-point antlers on oak shield, 49 cm wide x 75 cm high x 52 deep from the wall, together with a further taxidermy fox head mount

Taxidermy of a Barn Owl perched on a mossy stump beneath a domed glass case, 43cm high.

Taxidermy of a Sandpiper in a simple wooden glazed display case, 31cm x 22cm

A Victorian/Edwardian taxidermy of an Alexandrine /Green Parakeet perched on a mossy stump in naturalistic grassy setting, housed in a mahogany display case 40cm x 29cm.

Taxidermy of a Rudd Fish in a water reed river bed setting, housed in a glazed display case 55cm x 32cm high

Taxidermy-stuffed frog playing the cello

A TAXIDERMY WILD POLE CAT IN A GLASS CASE

A LOCK AND CO SILK TOP HAT IN AN ANTIQUE CASE (WITH KEY), ALONG WITH A BATTERSBY BOWLER HAT, CHARLES OWEN CLUB HAT, TAXIDERMY FOX HEAD ON SHIELD AND

A GROUP OF VINTAGE SUNDRIES to include a mounted taxidermy fox head mounted on a shield plaque (signs of wear, label to the reverse), height 30cm x width 20cm x depth 25cm, tribal drum with a hide top and plant fibre surrounds, height 22cm, a shooting stick, and a lined fox stole (4) (Condition Report: general signs of age related wear, overall fair condition)

A mounted taxidermy stag head

A mounted taxidermy stag head

A taxidermy fox on stand

A European mouflon ram taxidermy head and horns, mounted on a carved wooden shield and inscribed 'Stamham 27. Dez. 64' (h. incl horns 62cm)

A taxidermy Reeve's muntjac deer mounted on a wooden shield (h. 23cm)

A taxidermy red fox cub raised on a dry log base (w. 40cm x h. 38cm)

Taxidermy deer antlers and part skull, eight point antlers67.5cm width

Free Standing Taxidermy Mink [approx 35cm]

Taxidermy Roe Deer Skull on a wooden plaque [25cm]

Taxidermy brown trout in glass display case, caught at Cobbinshaw Reservoir, June 20th 1995 by John Lyon with a Green Hopper Fly

Taxidermy - a stuffed heron (A/F)

Taxidermy: A Late XIX Century Display of a Pair of Exotic Birds, in a naturalistic setting, under a glass dome, oval black base, 41cm high.

A group of collectable items comprising; a 17th century oak and steel lock plate, 37cm wide, a similar 18th century oak and steel lock plate, a brass bugle, a pair of wooden shoe tree's, a Victorian taxidermy Goldfinch in an ebonised glazed case, 24cm high, an early 20th century Mortar board hat in original card box and a mid 20th century microscope by Cooke, Troughton and Simms, cased.

Taxidermy, in the manner of Cooper Brothers, a stuffed model of a Brown Trout, in a bowfront case, with gilt lettering, "Caught with Mayfly by J A TANNER, Rother Woolbeding June 2nd 1924, Weight 3lbs 4oz", 29.5 cm high x 60.5cm wide x 16.5cm deep

A pre-1947 glass cased taxidermy goshawk & partridge in naturalistic setting, 597mm tall x 650mm wide x 420mm deep

A pre-1947 glass cased taxidermy pheasant in naturalistic setting, 478mm high x 600mm wide x 352mm deep

A pre-1947 glass cased taxidermy erythristic mink in naturalistic setting, 600mm tall x 500mm wide x 302mm deep

A cased antique taxidermy kingfisher & snipe in naturalistic setting, 355mm wide x 310mm high x 122mm deep

A pre-1947 glass cased taxidermy squirrel group with red & grey squirrels in naturalistic setting, one panel damaged, 730mm high x 500mm wide, 350mm deep

A pre-1947 glass cased taxidermy peregrine falcon & grouse in naturalistic setting, one glass panel a little loose & one has small corner crack, 570mm tall x 460mm wide x 460mm deep

A pre-1947 glass cased taxidermy sparrow hawk pair in naturalistic setting, 710mm tall x 500mm wide x 450mm deep

A mounted taxidermy leucistic hedgehog family by H. R. Bennetts, base 260mm wide

A pre-1947 glass cased taxidermy buzzard & hare in naturalistic setting, 780mm tall x 900mm wide x 702mm deep

A Victorian taxidermy display of exotic birds, 37 cm

Taxidermy & Natural History Taxidermy Specimen of Domestic Ginger Cat A freestanding taxidermy specimen of a domestic ginger cat drinking from a saucer of milk, HxL 27x67cm.There is some damage to the right hand ear.

Bovril Taxidermy Cattle Head With glass eyes 113cm widethis taxidermy head is in good condition with no noticeable hair loss or damage, both horns are slightly loose in their mounted position

The War Gallery "WOMEN'S LAND ARMY" display The Women's Land Army display to include the figure dressed in period style clothing, ephemera and photographs, armbands,taxidermy rooster and chickens etc.

Taxidermy & Natural History Humboldt Penguin taxidermy specimen An early 20th Century Humboldt penguin taxidermy specimen. 45cm tall. There is a small area of feather loss to the back of the neck & some surface damage to one foot.

Taxidermy interest: six frames of mixed preserved butterflies and insects.

A pair of 19th century silver plated taxidermy candlesticks, the circular drip pans leading to deer hoof stems with applied vacant cartouche, upon scroll and shaped oval bases, 31cm high (2)  Condition report: First candlestick - Silver plated mount to terminal is not inline. Residue of wax present. Tarnishing and blemishes seen throughout. Possible solder present to the area where the swirl meets the stand. General scratches, scuffs and dents seen throughout, commensurate with use. Second candlestick - Minor patch of hair missing to the leg. Tarnishing and blemishes seen throughout. General scratches, scuffs and dents seen throughout, commensurate with use. Residue of wax present.

A taxidermy giraffe shoulder mount (Giraffa giraffa), early 20th century, 79cm wide72cm deep280cm highIMPORTANT NOTEThis lot is subject to CITES regulations when exporting outside the UK. Non-UK potential purchasers should be aware that, under EU/UK guidance issued March 2014, it is possible that you may not be able to obtain a CITES re-export permit for this lot.Condition ReportDirt and dust, some wear and loss commensurate with age and use. Some light repairs. Please see additional images.

A taxidermy bird in glazed ebonised surround, width 31 cm

Taxidermy - A 19th century display of beetles in naturalistic setting, under a glass dome, 36cm high, to/w a basket of fabric flowers also under a dome (2)

Taxidermy: an antique display of birds, including barn owl, two long-eared owls, a jay, bullfinch, green woodpecker and others, in naturalistic setting and glazed case, 88 x 69cm

A vintage taxidermy rainbow trout in glazed hardwood display case, the back with pencil inscription for 'McInnes, Glasgow 1966' 59 cm wide x 22.5 cm h

TAXIDERMY BADGER 94CMS

A Victorian walnut taxidermy fire screen The two-sided case of exotic taxidermy birds resting on branches, the case with barley-twist supports to either side and on scrolling feet united by a turned stretcher, and all on ceramic castors.The case and frame 64cm wide x 31cm deep x 103cm highQty: 1The frame a little loose, some minor losses to the veneer, the birds within the case some with some losses to feathers and some deterioration due to age.

A Taxidermy study of a Partridge, Snipe and Woodcock on standsPOA  https://www.bradleys.ltd/quotation-request-form