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Pre 1947 Taxidermy peregrine falcon aquired from Bonhams & Brooks sale of estate of artist J.C. Harrison from the 14/06/2001 aquired by Harrison pre 1947

20th Century Taxidermy Cased Eurasian Woodcock set in ebonized pine case with single front glazed Panelled front, and set amongst natural foliage and grasses. Case dimensions: 41cm long x 19cm Deep and 33cm Tall

Edwardian taxidermy cased Brown Trout by J. Cooper & Sons set in naturalistic setting with pebble and grit riverbed base, foliage of reeds and grasses in bow fronted, gilt bordered ebonised case with pale blue painted interior background. Label top left of case interior:" Caught by J. Fretwell, September 13th 1906, Weight 4lbs". Makers label top right of case interior: " Preserved by J. Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor street, St. Lukes, London E.C.". case dimensions: 71cm Long, 16.5cm deep and 34.5cm high. Case (A/F – front Pannel loose and needs restoring)

Edwardian Army & Navy stores Taxidermy Fox Cub free standing on base, plaque label to underside of base. (A/F) slight mange to fur

Early 20th century Cased Taxidermy Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) holding hazelnut, in ebonised case with glazed front set in naturalistic setting with foliage, grasses and dirt base. (A/F - water damage to interior of case) Dimensions: L29cm x D 11cm and H28cm

Taxidermy uncased Stoat perched on log

Late 19th/early 20th Century cased anthropomorphic taxidermy scene of two Squirrels and a stoat in bedroom /boudoir setting to include squirrel dressed as an artist in a beret, painting smock smoking a ciggerette, Squirrel on bed wearing nightclothes with little chick on lead and a peeping Stoat wearing top hat and monocle hiding behind dressing screen, label to inside top of black painted pine case "72 Union Street, Plymouth, Stonehouse", case dimensions length 71cm, depth 79cm and height 49cm

Late 19th / Early 20th century Taxidermy Cased Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) with wallpaper stuck to reverse of case, set amidst a natural setting of Bracken, foliage, Squirrel sat and holding nut, set above pebble and grit covered groundwork, set against a pale blue painted interior, enclosed within a typical period ebonised three glass panel display case (A/F) - glass broken - needs restoration.

Edwardian Taxidermy cased pair of Rudd by Taxidermists J. Cooper & Sons. Set in ebonised and gilt boardered bowfronted case, in naturalistic setting with foliage of reeds and grasses. Pebble and grit riverbed base, Light blue painted interior background. Label top left of case interior: " Rudd caught by, J. Fox, at Swinehead, June 12th 1906, 2lbs 9ozs and 7ozs". Taxidermist lable top right of case interior: " Preserved by J. Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor Street, S Luke's, London E.C". Case Dimensions: 70.5cm long, 19cm deep and 39.5cm high

Restored taxidermy cased Green Woodpecker set in naturalistic setting perched on log amongst grasses and foliage. Case dimensons: 25.5cms long x 15.5cm deep and 37cm high. Recased and restored pre 1947 Woodpecker

Late Victorian taxidermy cased Green Woodpecker (Picus viridis) by Norfolk Taxidermist J. A. Cole, mounted on branch within a naturalistic setting with ferns and grasses and glazed display case, bearing a label to back of case for J.A. Cole, Castle Meadow, Norwich. Case Dimensions: 30cm Wide, 20cm Deep and 38 cm High

Taxidermy Golden Pheasant

Mid 20th century, cased Taxidermy / plaster cast full mount of Common Chub, mounted in naturalistic setting with green painted background, set amongst pebble and grit riverbed base with foliage. Set in bow fronted, ebonised, three glass pannled case with gilt boarder. Paper lable to top right interior of case: 'Caught by D.F. James at Fordingbridge 22nd January,1951. Weight 4lbs 1oz'. Case dimensions: 62.5cm long, 34.5cm tall and 15cm deep.

Late Victorian / Early Edwardian Taxidermy 10 point Red Deer stag head mount on oak shield. Glasgow manufacturer label to reverse possibly by Mcculloch & sons, 166, Sauchiehall street, Glasgow c. 1829-1910

Taxidermy Ephemera: Very Scarce, 1955, Van Ingen & Van Ingen of Mysore Booklet. 'The Artistic Treatment of Shikar Trophies'. Van Ingen & Van Ingen Artists in Taxidermy Mysore, S. India. Printed 1955. Together with 1954 news paper article clipping titled ' I met a tiger' By Lt.Col C.H. Stockley and further segment from Journal, Bombay Natural History Society Vol IX titled 'Wounded Tigers &c- How should they be killed?'

Modern case of two taxidermy Eurasian Jays by Ryecroft Taxidermy in wall mounted case set in naturalistic setting, one perched on branch amongst foliage etc. Lable bottom left of case. Dimensions: 50cms x 20cms x 45.5cms

Victorian taxidermy cased Moorhen and black headed gul, set in naturalistic setting with painted sky blue interior background in ebonised pine case. Dimensions:

Extremely large taxidermy cased Pike in bowfronted case (plastic front) set in naturalistic setting

Late Victorian Taxidermy Nile Crocodile with painted glass eyes. approx length: 124cm long. A/F - front arms damaged

Taxidermy Ephemera: Van Ingen of Mysore, India 1929 - 'The Artistic Treatment of Shikar Trophies - Price List'. Printed at the Wesleyan Mission Press, Mysore City, 1929, to include Black and White photograph of taxidermy tiger tipped on to the title page and eight original sepia printed photographs tipped on to the inside pages.

Taxidermy North Atlantic Puffin set in four glazed panelled case with hessian lined interior and amongst naturalistic setting and foliage. case dimensions: Length 31cm x Depth 31cm and height 41cm

Two 20th century Taxidermy Canaries perched on branch set under dome. Hight of dome: approx 23cm high. Together with taxidermy Bullfinch on branch under glass dome, approx 15.5cm high.

Modern uncased Taxidermy Eurasian Stoat (Mustela erminea) perched on branch set on log amongst grasses and foliage. With taxidermist label to underside By H. R. Bennetts of hainford, Norfolk

Late Victorian / Early 20th century Rowland Ward Victorian Taxidermy Hazel dormouse in 5 panelled glass case set on branch in naturalistic setting amongst foliage and grasses. Case dimensions: 14.5cm x 10 cm x 19cm

Pre 1947 Taxidermy rough legged buzzard aquired from Bonhams & Brooks sale of estate of artist J.C. Harrison from the 14/06/2001 aquired by Harrison pre 1947

Early to Mid 20th Century Taxidermy cased Common Buzard (Buteo buteo) by Hutchins of Aberystwyth. Set in naturalistic setting sat on rocks with grasses and foliage and painted sunset background. Set in three glass panelled, black ebonised case with gilt border, with four pegs to top of case, sloping edges, pillars and four flush feet to base. Case dimensions: 58.5cm x 25.5cm x 61.5cm

Taxidermy interest: Framed Lithograph from "The Illustrated London News March 7th 1896," called "The Taxidermist." By the Artist A. J. Wall.

Victorian Taxidermy Cased European Golden Plover (Pluvialis apricaria) set in naturalistic woodland floor setting with leaves and grasses. In ebonised pine case and hand painted light blue background interior. Label to inside of case: "Preserved by M. Juler, Kings Street, Yarmouth". (A/F) - Case needs restoring and bird needs cleaning. Case Dimensions: 34.5cm long x 14cm deep and 28cm high

Taxidermy uncased Moorhen on wooden base

Modern Cased taxidermy Red Squirrel by Richard Brigham set in naturalistic setting with grasses sat on a log

Taxidermy white fronted goose with flapping wings

Pre 1947 Taxidermy Sparrow Hawk aquired from Bonhams & Brooks sale of estate of artist J.C. Harrison from the 14/06/2001 aquired by Harrison pre 1947

First Quarter of the 20th Century cased taxidermy cast Brown Trout by Hardy Brothers Ltd Angling Specalists Of Alnwick set in naturalistic setting with base, foliage and painted back interior inclosed in three panneld case titled " Linsheeles Loch, Aug 4th 1924, 2 Lbs 14 ozs ". Case mesuring 63cm x 10cm x 29.5cm. Internal plaque Bottom Left of Case reads Hardy Brothers Ltd and branch address

Taxidermy cased Woodcock together with Jack snipe and snipe. Set in ebonised pine case with painted base and interior. Case Dimensions:

Taxidermy Ephemera: Quantity of 20th century taxidermy Auction House and shop catalogues to include Bonhams Chealsea Natural History Auction 25/07/1986, Bonhams Chealsea Sporting Sale 25/11/1987, Moore Allen & Innocent Sporting Sale 04/09/1992, Andrew Grant Fine Art Auctioneers fine sale catalogue 26/10/2000 and large quantity of Taxidermy catalogues for the Enchanted Abiary in Sudbury from the 80s and 90s and Heads and Tails (dealers in quality Taxidermy Specimens) in Wiveliscombe from 1980s (Quantity)

Taxidermy uncased pair of male and female Mallards

Early to mid 20th century Taxidermy Barn Owl (Tyto alba) standing on rock and base in naturalistic setting amongst foliage and grasses. Set inside later painted pine case with pale blue painted background and interior. Case Dimensions: 32.5cm Long, 25cm deep and 48cm tall.

Victorian Taxidermy cased Kestrel and prey in naturalistic setting in ebonised pine case. Case dimensions: 37.5cm x 19.5cm x 32cms

Taxidermy Uncased Eurasian Jay

Edwardian Taxidermy cased Perch By J. Cooper & Sons set in naturalistic setting with pepple and grit riverbed base, foliage of reeds and grasses in bow fronted, gilt boardered ebonised case with pale blue painted interior background. Lable top right of case interior:" Perch - Caught by Mr. W. Cheeld, at Tring reservoir, September 11th 1902, Weight 3lbs 2 1/2 ozs". Makers label top left of case interior: " Preserved by J. Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor street, St. Lukes, London E.C.". Case dimensions: 54cm Long, 17cm deep and 34.5cm high.

Taxidermy Ephemera: Van Ingen and Van Ingen of Mysore Artists in Taxidermy ,1933 edition of 'The Preservation of Shikar Trophies booklet

A taxidermy terrapin - 16cm long.

A 20th century taxidermy crocodile - of small proportions, possibly a Spectacled Caiman, 115cm long.

A taxidermy monitor lizard - standing in an alert pose, length 60cm.

A taxidermy stag head - the antlers with a total of ten points, 105cm high.

Taxidermy. A comical study of a grey squirrel unzipping to reveal a Superman logo, 30cms high.

Taxidermy. An early 20th century Van Ingen & Van Ingen, a full tigers skin rug, the head mounted on wood with open mouth showing teeth and glass eyes, stencilled 'Van Ingen & Van Ingen' with indistinct number to the underside, Condition ReportWell worn

Taxidermy. An R Spicer & Sons mounted fox paw, S & W Wilts Willoughby Hedge 8.1.49; a horseshoe ashtray '1933 Swiftshaw Grasmere Colt Winners of Five Races £1316'; together with a chrome plated three-bottle travelling decanter set (3).

Taxidermy: a small turtle carapace, 16.5cm long; together with a pair of mother-of-pearl opera glasses; and a silver plated mesh purse. (3)

This framed butterfly taxidermy display features a diverse collection of 16 exotic butterfly specimens, each carefully mounted and labeled with its scientific name. The collection includes striking species such as Stichophthalma camadeva, Troides aeacus, Papilio bianor, and Papilio helenus. Encased in a dark wooden frame with a glass front, this piece presents an elegant and educational showcase of natural history and entomology. A must-have for collectors of taxidermy, natural sciences, and vintage decor.Dimensions: 31.75"L x 16.5"HCondition: Age related wear.

A taxidermy sporting trophy consisting of a pair of 'Greater Kudu' horns. Raised on a stepped circular base with stud and fur decoration. H94cm

An early 20th century taxidermy Golden Pheasant. In a naturalistic setting, presented in a three glass case (side panels missing), H66cm x W78.5cm x D24cm

A Victorian taxidermy of an African grey parrot (Psittacus erithacus). Perched on a branch and looking to the left, in a naturalistic setting. Under a glass dome and on an oval wooden base. Height of bird 27cm, total height 46cm.APHA certificate number 25GBA10QUL06O Condition Report: The dome appears to have no breakages or cracks. The base having some knocks and rubbing, No obvious losses or beakages to the parrot. Some of the foliage has been 'crished' however it is all secure. Slightly dusty.

Two taxidermy fox heads mounted on plaques. Having orange glass eyes, whiskers and snarling teeth, H21.5cm

Two taxidermy chickens. Having glass eyes, in naturalistic poses and mounted on wooden stands, largest H32cm

A pair of taxidermy grouse. In a naturalistic setting, within a rectangular glass case mounted on an oak stand with bracket feet, H59cm x W58cm x D40cm

A taxidermy deer head. Having glass eyes and large antlers, H69cm x W64cm

Taxidermy / Natural History - Two vintage 20th century taxidermy Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius) together with baby Jay chick. All three perched on a branch on a naturalistic base. Housed within wooden case.

A Taxidermy model of a chicken, 

A taxidermy head and shoulder study of an impala, with inset glass eyes, height 102cm.