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A taxidermy speckled trout in natural river bed setting, caught by Charles Worrall at 'Dausey Green' Tamworth in Arden April 17th 1926, weight 2lbs and four ounces, the taxidermist E. Spicer & Sons Birmingham, in later light oak glazed case, 37cm x 59cm.

A taxidermy deer head mounted on a circular pine plaque, 27cm H and a taxidermy study of a pheasant

Taxidermy - An Edwardian Little Auk on a naturalistic base. Overall height including base 23 cm.

Taxidermy - A white Goat taken on the Isle of Jura, mounted on a shield, shot in Caithness.  Shield length 55 cm and protruding from the wall +/- 45 cm, mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton Nr Clitheroe.

Taxidermy - A pair of Indian Black Buck horns on quarter skull, mounted on an oak shield, together with a set of Chamois horns on carved Bavarian shield with oak leaf, a six point Roe Deer on carved Bavarian shield and another Roe Deer.

Taxidermy - An eleven point Red Stag mounted on a mahogany shield shot in Caithness.  Shield length +/- 56 cm in length and protruding from the wall +/- 67 cm, mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton near Clitheroe.

Taxidermy - An African Water Buck, circa 1920, mounted on an oak shield.  shield length +/- 54 cm and protruding from the wall +/- 61 cm.

Taxidermy - A collection of skulls to include fox, cat, various corvids, beaver etc.

Taxidermy - A Wild Boar taken in the Caithness Scotland, mounted on an oak shield. Shield length 59 cm and protruding from the wall +/- 60 cm, mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton near Clitheroe.

Taxidermy - A Hooded Crow mounted on a log, mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton near clitheroe and marked to the underside.

Taxidermy - A twelve point Royal Red Stag mounted on an oak shield shot in Caithness.  Shield length +/- 56 cm in length and protruding from the wall +/- 65 cm, mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton near Clitheroe.

A World War II compass, stamped with a broad arrow and marked 1940 Mk III, EAC No. B127579, together with a spirit level, a folding cup with silver gilt interior, a Hawksley & Sons Ltd London Medical or Taxidermy kit stamped St Bees School (Whitehaven).

Taxidermy - A Melanistic of Japanese Green Pheasant, taken at Greysouthern, mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton near Clitheroe.

Taxidermy - An fourteen point Red Stag mounted on a mahogany shield. Shield length +/- 57 cm in length and protruding from the wall +/- 67 cm, shot in Caithness, mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton near Clitheroe.

Taxidermy - A six point Roe Buck taken in the Cartmel Valley, mounted on a mahogany shield.  Shield length 31 cm and protruding from the wall 36 cm, mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton near Clitheroe.

Taxidermy - A full mount fox and cub, raised on a wooden board. Height 43 cm, length +/- 71 cm.

Taxidermy - A Victorian Bittern in a Victorian glass dome with wooden base.  Dome height 72 cm, base length 44 cm, width 23 cm.

Taxidermy - A set of twelve point Royal Red Stag antlers (nearly symmetrical) on skullcap.

Taxidermy - A ten point Red Stag, mounted on a mahogany shield, shot in Caithness.  Shield length +/- 65 cm and protruding from the wall 66 cm, mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton near Clitheroe.

Taxidermy - A Red Grouse in flight, together with a Willow Ptarmigan in winter plumage harvested in Finland and a Woodcock.

Taxidermy - A Hooded Crow mounted on a log, mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton near Clitheroe and marked to the underside 1981DG Height 42 cm.

Taxidermy - A pair of Magpies, mounted onto branches. Height 34 cm.

Taxidermy - A Victorian Great Grey Shrike with prey, with naturalistic setting and watercolour back housed in a wall mounted octagonal glazed case, in the manner of Henry Ward of London. 46 x 46 cm.

Taxidermy - A cased pair of Zander or Pikeperch, in a three sided glazed case with naturalistic setting, the fish measuring +/- 31 cm each, case height 25 cm, width 53.5 cm depth 16 cm.

Taxidermy - A Hooded Crow mounted in a feeding pose, mounted on a burr with wing, mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton near Clitheroe and marked to the underside 1981D. Height 35 cm.

Taxidermy - A Drake Wigeon in naturalistic setting with watercolour background, in a three sided case with label to rear Philip A Dee Willow Cottage Winestead East Yorks 1983. Height 43 cm, width 52 cm, depth 21 cm.

Taxidermy - A cased stoat, raised on a log with moss in a five sided glazed case. Case height +/- 30 cm, width at feet 40.5 cm, depth 20 cm.

Taxidermy - J Gardner Taxidermist a case containing Green Sandpiper, Kingfisher etc in naturalistic setting, with trade label to rear New Zealand Natural History J Gardner Naturalist 52 High Holborn London.  Height 30.5 cm, width 30.5 cm, depth 12 cm.

Taxidermy - Mountain Zebra skin rug, with black felt backing, nose to tail 212 cm, front leg to front leg 132 cm.

Taxidermy - Peter Spicer & Sons a fox mask in snarling pose, mounted on an oak shield, impressed to rear P Spicer & Sons Taxidermists Leamington.

Taxidermy - A Victorian Leopard head, mounted on an oversized mahogany shield, with later applied barometer.  shield length 73 cm, width 56 cm.

Taxidermy - Mountain Zebra skin rug, nose to tail +/- 289 cm, front leg to front leg 148 cm.

Taxidermy - A jar of McCaw feathers, of fly tying interest, blue, yellow etc.

Taxidermy - A thirteen point Red Stag mounted on a mahogany shield, shot in Caithness. Shield length +/- 51 cm in length and protruding from the wall +/- 66 cm.

Taxidermy - Sections of Lynx fur, partially made into a fur waistcoat. Length 76 cm, width +/- 130 cm.

Taxidermy - A Hooded Crow mounted by Brian Jackson of Grindleton near Clitheroe and marked to the underside 2389. Height 40 cm.

Taxidermy - A skin mount rainbow trout. Length 60 cm.

A replica flintlock rifle with a wall mounted taxidermy animal head.

Taxidermy interest: A preserved hawk under dome H. 41cm.

Taxidermy Interest: An early 20thC preserved badger, L. 90cm.

A small taxidermy crocodile with marble eyes, A/F to head, L. 90cm. Prov. Little Wakering Hall

TAXIDERMY. A PRESERVED WEAVER BIRD AND NESTEARLY 20TH CENTURYin a glazed ebonised pine case60cm high, 25.5cm wide, 14.2cm deep

A Taxidermy Model of a trout, early 20th century, in a wooden bow front glazed case, with paper label inscribed 'Preserved by J Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor Street, St Lukes, London, E.C.' with a second label inscribed 'Lullington, May 1927 3 lbs 9 ozs'.

A glass taxidermy dome, circa 1900, with attached paper label to base inscribed 'from T Crossling & Co's, Glass Shade & Stand, Aquaria and Fernery Warehouse, 81, Clayton Street, Newcastle', on an ebonised stand, with three bun feet, height 29.5cm, diameter of dome 14cm, diameter of base 17cm. 

Taxidermy boar's head mounted on an oak shield-shaped plaque, 54cm high 

Taxidermy of Teal, Adder, Toad, Frog and Stoat.

A stuffed and mounted two bird diorama, under a glass dome, with an ebonised plinth, 33cm 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 ReportFair overall with age.

A Victorian stuffed and mounted bird diorama, of fourteen birds, in a naturalistic setting, beneath a dome, on an ebonised plinth, 35cm wide 23cm deep56.5cm 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 ReportGlass fair, no cracks - remnants of tape to the bottom edge. Base with one small nick.

A stuffed and mounted roach in a bow front case, with gilt 'Roach, Caught by Mr T Clayton, in the canal at West Drayton on his 62nd birthday 9th Novr 1904 Weight 1lb 1 1/4ozs, 44.5cm wide12cm deep29cm 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 ReportCase issues some added tape. Glass loose on left side.

Two ducks and a snipe stuffed and cased, 60.5cm wide 20.5cm deep38.5cm highand another of a stuffed corn crake,28cm wide10.5cm deep28cm high (2)Shipping 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 ReportCases with wear.

A Taxidermy stuffed Woodpecker in glazed case, 11" x 10½" x 5¼", label inside case inscribed "Shot this on Leadenham South on the 14th of Feb 1845 on the Day of his Promotion as Capt in the 1st Batt Gren Gds", well mounted in foliate setting along with moth and grub. £120-150

A good Victorian taxidermy stuffed snow bunting, speckled brown and white feathers, mounted in foliate setting, in its domed glass case with wood base 9" high, 6" diameter. GC £50-70

A good taxidermy stuffed owl, probably Victorian, in its domed glass case with wooden base, 18" high overall. GC £70-100

An antique taxidermy Hawksbill Turtle shell or carapace, likely late 19th or early 20th century, from the collection of Sir Cyril via his son Lord Francis Newall, measures 74cm tall x 60cm wide.

A CASED PAIR OF TAXIDERMY SLENDER BILLED GULLS mounted on an artificial landscape with natural grasses and mosses, set in front of a painted background, a gilt case with glass panels to the sides sat on four feet, height 54.5cm x width 47cm x depth 19.5cm, no obvious signatures present on the case (1) (Condition Report: some loss to gilt edges, split to the wood backing though not visible on the painted background, one of the feet slightly off centre, some age related wear to the specimens in areas around the beak and feet)

Taxidermy deers head

Taxidermy: A group of four glazed cases including local butterflies and moths, 51 by 6 by46cms, a chaffinch 25 by 8 by 23cms and a weasel 40by 14 by 22cms. (4)

Taxidermy Loggerhead Sea Turtle, 19th Century with integral wire hanger, 70 by 53 by 21 cm high

A wax head doll and taxidermy diorama, the doll with moulded and painted features, brown glass fixed eyes, brown wig and lace outfit, in a garden of dried flowers, moths and mounted song birds, also two braided locks of hair, all within a glazed case, 15 1/2" x 18" (Est. plus 24% buyer's premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Some age, two of the moths with wings missing. Generally good. Sealed so unable to inspect the doll further.

A taxidermy fox