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An antique taxidermy Fox Mask on oak shield

A 19th Century taxidermy Dome displaying Red-headed Manakin (Ceratopipra rubrocapilla), Scarlet Tanager (Piranga olivacea), Rainbow Lorikeet (Trichoglossus moluccanus) and others on naturalistic perch on circular ebonised base (dome A/F) 1ft 9in H x 1ft D

A Taxidermy black and white Colobus Monkey mounted on Tree Branch an raised on rectangular plinth base, bearing ivorine label for "Rowland Ward Ltd 167 Piccadilly. W.", A/F, 45.5"High.

Taxidermy, a late Victorian elephant's foot, worked to form a stool with a coromandel seat, mounted with a plaque 'Kahambane Rogue, Shot by J.J.R. Sept 17th 1900', 33cm high

A Victorian copper fuel bin, cast with Yorkshire roses and c-scrolls, 55cm high , 35.5cm wide, 42cm deep; a glass taxidermy dome, 40cm high; a 19th century style GWR carriage lamp; a 19th century brass clockwork rotisserie or spit roasting jack, Salter & Co.; an early 20th century steam gauge, Crosby Boston, mounted for display, etc (7)

A PAIR OF TAXIDERMY ANTLERS ON A WOODEN PLINTH

EIGHT ENCASED TAXIDERMY INSECTS/BUGS

TAXIDERMY - antlers and horns

TAXIDERMY - a fox in naturalistic pose, on oak plinth

TAXIDERMY - a full mount study of a Curlew, wings open, mounted on wall-hanging branch, H62cm

TAXIDERMY - a mounted stag's head, neck mount, 10 points (5 and 5), mounted on oval board, from the wall 51cm, W26cm

TAXIDERMY - a deer's head on oak shield mount

TAXIDERMY - a study of a full bodied pheasant, on naturalistic branch stand, from the wall 50cm, overall height 90cm

Two vintage early 20th century glazed cases containing Taxidermy birds in naturalistic settings, one with two finches sat on a branch and another with seven British birds sat on branches. Largest case measuring approx. 43.5cm x 42cm x 13cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century taxidermy Leopard (Panthera pardus) skin rug. Having head mount, with open mouth and glass eyes. Bearing label for Rowland Ward, The Jungle. Nose to tail 160cm, Width of front legs 163cm. CANNOT POST OVERSEAS

A TAXIDERMY EUROPEAN BADGER (MELES MELES) SPECIMEN mounted on a log on a wooden base with a mossy base, height 44cm x length 66cm (1) (Condition Report: no signatures to the underside, a few tiny holes, possibly insect holes underneath, no other obvious damage)

TWO MOUNTED TAXIDERMY BIRD SPECIMENS comprising a Snipe mounted on a piece of gnarled wood, wings slightly outspread, height 26cm x length 30cm, and a Great Spotted Woodpecker a fixed to a vertical log with dried grass and moss embellishments, mounted on a square MDF base (retail sticker to the underside 'H R Bennetts), height 25cm x width 16cm x depth 15cm (2) (Condition Report: some areas dusty, some small areas of wear to feathers around wing joints, no obvious damage)

A taxidermy stuffed and mounted crocodile dumb waiter in seated pose with hands held out before it, 65.5 cm high (aka Laurence!)

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

Taxidermy; Anas Platyrhynchos, Mallard Duck, in flight, mounted to the wall via a wire hoop, L-50cm x W-51cm.

Taxidermy: Stag's head with antlers

Taxidermy - a stuffed heron (A/F)

Taxidermy bird of prey in case (missing glass)

A cased taxidermy Tench in naturalistic setting by J Cooper & Sons, 78 Bath Rd, Hounslow, Middx in ebonised bow fronted cabinet with label to upper left. Gilt lettering to front which reads "Tench, 4lbs 3ozs, Sedgemoor, 15th Aug. 1953 by H.A. Ratsey" -58cm width, 34cm height and 15cm depth

A cased taxidermy group of Roach, "Chub" and Dace in naturalistic setting by J Cooper & Sons, 78 Bath Rd, Hounslow, Middx in ebonised bow fronted cabinet with label to upper left. Gilt lettering to front which reads "Roach 2lbs 41/2, Chub 4lbs 1, Dace 12oz, Downton 14th March 1950, H.A. Ratsey" - case measures 69cm width, 49cm height and 19cm depth

A taxidermy cockerel and chicken in naturalistic setting, one panel of glass case missing

A small cased taxidermy butterfly display

A taxidermy black grouse on an oak shield wall plaque

A 20th Century taxidermy head of a hare (Lepus Europaeus), mounted to an oak wall plaque, with printed inscription reading 'NEWCASTLE and DISTRICT BEAGLES Otterburn Towers 29.10.77'; together with a 20th Century taxidermy hare foot, on stained oak wall plaque, with a mounted plate reading 'R. R. B. WILLASTON MILL 12.1.38 1hr 57mins'. (2)

Taxidermy - a European roller bird (coracias garrulus), glass dome, ebonised base, 40cm high overall

Taxidermy - a European mole (talpa europaea), mounted for display, 16cm long overall

Taxidermy - a pair of South African brass mounted impala (aepyceros melampus) horns, 49cm long

Taxidermy of a Tawny Owl on foliage have just captured a mouse which is within its tallons

Taxidermy, young Fox in foliage within a large glass display case

Free-stand taxidermy Fawn,Approx 103 cm long X 90 cm high

[TAXIDERMY]. AN AFRICAN GREY PARROT (PSITTACUS ERITHACUS) early 20th century, mounted in a naturalistic setting, in a glazed case, overall 48.5cm high, 36cm wide, 19cm deep.

TAXIDERMY: A MOUNTED OTTER MASKon shaped oak shield by P. Spicer, with ivorine plaque 'KILLED ON THE COD BECK MAY 16th 1912.', stamped verso 'P. SPICER & Co TAXIDERMISTS LEAMINGTON, 5', 25cm high x 19cm wide x 23cm deep

TAXIDERMY: A MOUNTED FOX MASKby P. Spicer, on a shaped oak shield, with ivorine plaque "TOFT JAN.3.21", labelled verso "The Victorian Taxidermy Co. Ltd.", stamped "P. SPICER & SONS, TAXIDERMISTS, LEAMINGTON", 35cm high x 22cm wide x 25cm deep

TAXIDERMY: A WALL MOUNTED SALMON by Jim Blair, 92cm longProvenance: A private Shropshire sporting collection.

A HUNTING FLASK the conical glass flask with a silver-plated captive lid, in the original brown leather case for mounting on a saddle, 26cm long; together with a taxidermy deer slot with a brass cap inscribed 'Devon & Somerset Stag Hounds killed at Three Waters, January 17th 1923' (2)

TAXIDERMY: A WILD BOAR NECK MOUNTon a shaped oak shield, 55cm high

TAXIDERMY: A BADGERhis front paws resting on a naturalistic wooden tree stump, mounted on an oak plinth, 63cm high x 56cm long

TAXIDERMY: A RED DEER NECK MOUNTwith brass plaque "9.10.90 GLEN MUIC INVERCASSLEY 14st 0lbs", 75cm wide x 110cm high x 60cm deep

TAXIDERMY: A RED DEER STAG NECK MOUNTon a shaped oak shield, with inscription 'Q.S.H. Found Broomfield Wood. Killed Fishers Moor. 17th Sept: 1931', an old Rowland Ward label to the back of the shield, no. 2652, 53cm wide

TAXIDERMY: A WILD BOAR NECK MOUNTon a shaped oak wall shield, 62cm high

SPEAR & JACKSON: A FLESHING KNIFE with turned wooden handle, for tannery and taxidermy, circa 1900, 75cm longProvenance: A private Shropshire sporting collection.

TAXIDERMY: SEVEN ROE DEER ANTLERSon shaped oak shields, some with details, the largest measuring 11cm point to point, 30cm high x 22cm deep (7)

TAXIDERMY: A BROWN TROUT HEADmounted on an oak shield, with inscription 'River Mole, 12-8-54', 24cm long

TAXIDERMY: A PIKE by J. Cooper & Sons, London, in an aquatic setting, mounted in a glazed bow-fronted case with gilt inscription 'Pike 20lbs. Caught by E. Smith on 24th September 1943. Jolly Anglers Association', 45cm x 120cmNote: Mr Eric Smith was a prolific angler from Peterborough and fished at many major fishing events during the 1940s to 1970s. He won many trophies and medals for his achievements. When he caught this pike, The Jolly Angler's Association, of which Eric was a long-standing member, had the pike professionally stuffed for him as it was the biggest one caught within the club at the time. It was displayed in a prominent position in their clubhouse for many years. Eric Smith was well known for making some of his own rods and floats to a very professional standard, something he attributed to his continuing success in angling.

TAXIDERMY: A MOUNTED FOX MASKon a shaped oak shield, 30cm high x 21cm wide x 25cm deep

TAXIDERMY: A MOUNTED OTTER MASKon a shaped oak shield by P. Spicer, with ivorine plaque 'KILLED BY THE CULMSTOCK OTTER HOUNDS AT BREDY FARM JULY 29th 1934', stamped verso 'P. SPICER & SONS TAXIDERMISTS LEAMINGTON, L5', 28cm high x 20cm wide x 20cm deep

TAXIDERMY: A COCK PHEASANTmounted on a wooden perch on an oak base, 40cm x 28cm

TAXIDERMY: A PERCHby J. Cooper & Sons, London, in an aquatic setting, mounted in a glazed case, with gilt inscription 'Perch 2lb 1oz. Caught by SB Taylor, Trentham Lake, February 24th 1918', 21cm x 48cm

TAXIDERMY: A TENCH with an internal label stating ' Preserved by J. Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor Street, St. Luke, London E.C., in an aquatic setting, mounted in a glazed bow front case, 32cm high x 60cm wide

TAXIDERMY: A VICTORIAN PEREGINE FALCONin a naturalistic setting in a glass dome, on an oak circular base, 50cm high

TAXIDERMY: A CHUBby A.J. Hall, Naturalist, Romford, Essex, in an aquatic setting, mounted in a glazed bow front case, with a plaque inside the case 'Chub from the Dorset Stour, September 2004, 7lb 7oz', 26cm high x 70cm long

TAXIDERMY GROUP: A BARN OWL, TAWNY OWL, LITTLE OWL AND FINCHESin a naturalistic setting, mounted in a Victorian domed glass display case

TAXIDERMY: A PAIR OF RED STAG ANTLERSsix points, mounted on a shaped oak shield, 71cm wide

TAXIDERMY: A ROACHin an aquatic setting, mounted in a glazed case, with label to the back of the case inscribed 'Roach caught by S. Goulden at Pershore, August 11th 1901', (in the style of Cooper), 29cm x 45cm

TAXIDERMY: A LARGE PAIR OF RED STAG ANTLERSwith skull, 88cm wide, antler length 79cm