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Taxidermy Pike With Prey,English, c.1900, large skin mount preserved, with glass eye and mounted within a naturalistic riverbed, with weeds and a sandy riverbed, mounted against a blue painted background, the specimen with a Roach(?) as prey held in its mouth, in a typical bow fronted case with gilt edging black painted wooden case with 2 hoops at the top for mounting, length 82cmBUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS LOT, PLEASE ARRANGE COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER

Taxidermy. A montage of seven exotic birds, raised on an ebonised oval base, with a glass dome, 49cm high.

Taxidermy pheasant and mounted Boars teeth.

Taxidermy- two moorhens in naturalistic setting, in glazed case, 54cm in overall height.

Taxidermy- a preserved Alligator, 88cm in overall length.

Taxidermy- a preserved Ostrich foot, possibly an ashtray, mounted on wooden base, 27cm in overall length.

Taxidermy- a Common Warthog, 95cm in overall length.

28 single cased taxidermy butterflies - frame sizes approx 12cm x 12cm striped blue crow (2) - glassy tiger - plain tiger - striped blue crow - lemon emigrant - common bluebottle - tailed jay - lime butterfly - spot swordtail - archduke - great orange tip - great nawab - common jay - common indian crow - cruiser - dark blue tiger - chocolate albatross - common tiger - great nawab - tawny rajah - five bar swordtail - spot swordtail - orange albatross - spotted sawtooth 

TAXIDERMY: A 19th CENTURY CASE OF BIRDS BY D. NEWBY, THETFORDincluding a kingfisher, woodpecker, owls etc, and a stoat, 71cm wide (front glass cracked). This item has been verfied that it does not contravene the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and does not require a licence to sell.

Taxidermy. A cased collection of European birds, early 20th c, including a common cuckoo and a European green woodpecker, mounted in painted wood case with foliage, case 49cm h; 52cm w

Taxidermy. A pair of gazelle horns, early 20th c, mounted on mahogany shield, approx 50cm l Some minor cracking to horns at base

A taxidermy pheasant on ebonised plinth, length 90 cm.

A taxidermy coot upon naturalistic plinth under perspex cover, width 45 cm.

A taxidermy red squirrel on naturalistic tree branch perch, height 28 cm.

A taxidermy fox mask and tail, realistically modelled with mouth agape, mounted on oak shield, width 21 cm.

Taxidermy: Red Fox mask, mounted on an oa shield, 22cm high; and a Victorian cased Red Squirrel, facing right, naturalistic setting, 26cm high.Qty: 2

Taxidermy: Infant Red Fox, full mount facing right, in naturalistic case, width 75cm, depth 25cm, height 59cm.

Royal Doulton Cecil Aldin 'Dog Series' Titanian Oval Serving Bowl 27cm Long Depicting A Dog Surprised At A Taxidermy Wall Mounted Animal Head

Collection of fossils, rocks, crystals and stones together with four dried taxidermy bats and a small selection of bones

Taxidermy antelope horns, on a shield plaque, 64 x 29cm

Two boxes of items including vintage dolls, Edwardian mirror, taxidermy fox head and brush, pair of horse head sculptures, etc. **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE POSTING AND PACKING**

Taxidermy: a Buffalo skull, with horns, 55cm wide.

Taxidermy: a fallow deer skull, gilt painted, with antlers, 70cm wide.

Taxidermy: a ram's skull, gilt painted, with horns, 34cm wide.

A taxidermy study of a fox head, shipping unavailable

Taxidermy, Fallow Deer with shoulder mount. Max height 83cm max.

Taxidermy: A European Little Bittern (Ixobrychus minutus), modern, by Adrian Johnstone, Taxidermy, Gainford, Co Durham, a good quality full mount adult female looking straight ahead, stood upon a small moss covered branch section, enclosed beneath a modern circular glass dome with original mahogany base, diameter 19cm by 37cm, with CCS information document

Taxidermy: A Cased Full Mount Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes), late 20th century, by Graham Teasdale, Taxidermy, Rotherham, a full mount adult in walking pose, with head turning slightly to the left, mounted upon soil covered groundwork, amidst natural dry grasses, set against a pale blue painted backdrop, enclosed within a large four-glass display case, 111cm by 30cm by 65cm, taxidermist's circular trade label to backdrop, (af)Fox specimen faded overall, case requires some restoration, all glass free from cracks

Taxidermy: Red Fox Mask (Vulpes vulpes), late 20th century, by Adrian Johnstone, Taxidermy, Gainford, Co Durham, an adult fox mask looking straight ahead with mouth agape, ears laid back, mounted upon a shaped oak shield

Taxidermy: A Late Victorian Cased Pair of Leucistic Ring-Necked Pheasants (Phasianus colchicus), by Charles. B. Dack, Taxidermy, Market Place, Holt, Norfolk, a pair of full mount adults, the hen bird stood above the cockbird upon a painted simulated rockledge, both mounted amidst natural ferns, grasses and fauna, set against a white wash painted interior, enclosed within a typical period ebonised single-glass display case, 100cm by 30cm by 72cm, taxidermist's small paper tradel label to interior lower left

Taxidermy: A European Corncrake (Crex crex), modern, by Adrian Johnstone, Taxidermy, Gainford, Co Durham, a good quality full mount adult looking straight ahead, stood amidst dry fauna, enclosed beneath a modern circular glass dome, diameter 19cm by 37cm overall, with CCS information document

Taxidermy: A Nile Crocodile Head Mount (Crocodylus niloticus), circa 1900-1920, a young juvenile headmount with glass eyes, mounted upon a shaped oak shield, length 33cm, width 19cm

Taxidermy: A Collection of Mounted Fox Pads, Hare Feet, Otter Paw and Deer Slot, early 20th century, to include - a mounted adult Deer slot on shaped oak shield, a Hare foot on shaped oak shield, by Army & Navy Stores, dated 1954, West Lodge, a Red fox pad on typical oak shaped shield, by Peter Spicer and Son's, Leamington, bearing ivorine legend -" Nicholas's First Fox, West Norfolk, 19-9-57", a Hare foot on typical shaped oak shield, by Peter Spicer & Son's, Leamington, bearing ivorine legend -" Dart Vale, Dec 12th 1953", a Red fox pad on shaped oak shield, by F.W. Bartlett, 23 High Street, Banbury, dated - "15-1-34", a mounted Otter paw on shaped oak shield, with painted legend to shield - "Eastern Counties Otter Hounds, Paul's Carr, June 29th 1912", and a thermometer mounted Roebuck slot, with applied turned wooden cap, (7)

Taxidermy: An Early 20th Century Cased Common Shelduck (Tadorna tadorna), a full mount adult female with head turning slightly to the left, stood upon painted soil groundwork, set against a watercolour painted countryside scene interior, enclosed within an ebonised single-glass display case, 56cm 19cm 49cm, (af)Indications of historical or live moth or carpet beetle damage to the back of the neck

Taxidermy: A Carolina Wood Duck and European Teal Head Mounts, modern, by A.J. Armitstead, Taxidermist & Naturalist, Darlington, Co Durham, an adult male Carolina wood duck head mount turning to the left, mounted upon a shaped blonde shield, together with a pair of adult European teal head mounts, male and female, mounted upon a shaped shield, (2)

Taxidermy: A Wall Cased Common Starling (Sturnus vulgaris), modern, a high quality full mount adult with wings outstretched in flight, mounted above soil covered floating groundwork, set against a printed Alpine lake scene backdrop, enclosed within a picture frame style wall hanging five-glass display case, 37cm by 9.5cm by 34cm

Taxidermy: A Pair of Golden Moles (Talpa europaea), late 20th century, a pair of full mount adult golden moles, both mounted upon moss covered groundwork, enclosed beneath a pine framed five-glass table display case, 30.5cm by 12.5cm by 13.5cm

Y  A DEYROLLE BRASS DISPLAY CASE OF BUTTERFLIES WITH SIGNATURE, 20TH CENTURY OR EARLY 21ST CENTURY 76cm high, 30cm wide, 15cm deepProvenance: Property of a Lady, Eaton Square, London Founded in Paris in 1831, Maison Deyrolle is a scientific and educational institute specialising in taxidermy and entomology. In the 1920s and 30s, their collections inspired the work of artists such as André Breton and Salvador Dali, see Dali's The Ship with Butterfly Sails, 1937. With over 190 years of history, the iconic house still operates today, continuing to promote nature and it's heritage through exhibitions, partnerships, and editorial projects. Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW.With wear, marks, knocks and scratches as per age, handling, use, and cleaning One butterfly has become unstuck from the glass, please see images Some splits and chips to the baseADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot. Condition Report Disclaimer

Taxidermy interest: a Stoat (Mustela erminea), stood on hind legs upon a log, with teeth bared, approx. 24cmH

Taxidermy interest: An early 20th century otters pad mounted as a brooch; together with a 19th century oak and brass horseshoe door knocker bearing an rd no.

THE NATURAL HISTORY CLUB HOUSE: TAXIDERMY female Gemsbok trophy shoulder mount, 154cms (h)Provenance: 2019 Eastern Cape, South Africa; private collection Vale of Glamorgan.Comments: South African Register and Export doc no. 07958. Antlers removeable.

THE NATURAL HISTORY CLUB HOUSE: TAXIDERMY male Impala trophy shoulder mount, 97cms (h)Provenance: 2019 Eastern Cape, South Africa; private collection Vale of Glamorgan.Comments: South African Register and Export doc no. 07958.

THE NATURAL HISTORY CLUB HOUSE: TAXIDERMY male Kudu trophy shoulder mount, chest to top of head approx 120 cms (h), horn length 78cms (h)Provenance: 2019 Eastern Cape, South Africa; private collection Vale of Glamorgan.Comments: South African Register and Export doc no. 07958, horns removable

THE NATURAL HISTORY CLUB HOUSE: TAXIDERMY DISPLAY OF BIRDS, including nightjar, sparrowhawk, barn owl, and kestrel on mole prey, gilt slip edged ebonised case, 62 (h) x 56 (w) x 20cms (d)Provenance: private collection SwanseaComments: front glass cracked, case rubbed, specimens faded, inspection advised

TAXIDERMY; a mounted black buck head on an oak shield plinth, height 79cm.

TAXIDERMY; a black buck's head, mounted on a shield plinth, height 60cm.

TAXIDERMY; a stag's head with four point antlers, mounted on an oak shield plinth, height including antlers 60cm.

TAXIDERMY; a large stag's head on oak shield plinth, overall height 86cm.

TAXIDERMY; a springbok head, mounted on an oak shield, height 46cm.

An early 20th century taxidermy juvenile seagull (Larus canus), in painted case, height 40cm, width 49cm, depth 20cm.

Two metal bound vintage water buckets and two pairs of taxidermy horns, length of larger pair approx 83cm (6).

A 19th century taxidermy ponyskin mounted snuff box of oval form, with silver plated shield shaped cartouche, length 10cm, and a late 19th century carved horn Scottish snuff box with animal head terminal (2).

Taxidermy: A heron, in a naturalistic setting, 90 cm

A taxidermy Pygmy Hedgehog and a Red Squirrel Hedgehog appears to be in good condition, 8 1/2inches long. Base is 10 x 8in

A 19th Century taxidermy Dome displaying a collection of Neo-tropical and African Passerines including Purple Honeycreeper (Cyanerpes caeruleus), White-crowned Manakin (Pseudopipra pipra), Golden-headed Manakin (Ceratopipra erythrocephala), Sapphire-throated Hummingbird (Chrysuronia coeruleogularis), Belted Kingfisher (Megaceryle alcyon), Guianan Red-Cotinga, Guianan Trojan (Trogon violaceus), etc. within naturalistic setting upon oval ebonised base 1ft 11in H x 1ft 6in W

A taxidermy Fox Mask on oak shield

A taxidermy neck mounted Thompson's Gazelle on mahogany shield in the manner of Gerrard and a pair of Fallow Buck Antlers on mahogany shield

A taxidermy Otter Mask on oak shield bearing Murray of Carnforth paper label to reverse, plaque engraved 'K.D.O.H. May 7th 1938, Tunstall 26lbs'

A taxidermy Snipe (Gallinago gallinago) under glass dome on naturalist setting and oval mahogany base 1ft 1in H x 9in W Appears to be in good condition apart from one hind toe missing the end

A glazed and ebonised taxidermy Case displaying two Hoopoes (Upupa epops) perched on a branch amongst seeding grasses on rock effect base 1ft 8in H x 1ft 2in W