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A cased taxidermy of a Pochard Duck, 14" wide x 14" high x 7" depth.

A cased taxidermy of a Kestrel, 14 1/2" wide and tall x 8" tall.

A cased Taxidermy of a Eurasian Teal Duck labelled "G.E. Chubb 1 Haircutter and Dresser Bird & Quadruped Stuffer Yeovil",12" wide x 12" high x 7" depth.

A quantity of miscellaneous to include: a framed taxidermy of a small Blue Manakin bird (as found), a leather satchel (as found), tin containers, Cotman watercolour paints, a pipe with sterling silver collar, cased binoculars, etc.

Taxidermy: A fox's mask on an oak shield shaped plaque, labelled R.A. (Bordon) Draghounds, Oct 29th 1929 Abbot's Wood-Heath Hill, 1 hour

Taxidermy: European Wildboar (Sus scrofa), late 20th century, a young adult head mount looking straight ahead, mouth agape, from the wall 52cm, mounted upon a shaped oak shield, probably French

Taxidermy: Bearded Reedling (Panurus biarmicus), modern, a full mount adult perched upon a small twisting branch, set above broad leaves and soil covered groundwork, enclosed beneath a small circular glass dome, diameter 14cm, overall height 27cm

Taxidermy: Alpine Chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra), late 20th century, adult male shoulder mount looking straight ahead, from the wall 37cm height 61cm, mounted upon a carved Austro-German shield

Taxidermy: A Late Victorian Diorama of Tropical Birds, circa 1870-1900, a display of nine tropical birds mounted upon and around a centrally positioned branch, amidst a natural setting of dry grasses, ferns and fauna, above painted groundwork beneath, enclosed beneath a period oval glass dome, with original ebonised base raised upon four squat feet, 35.5cm by 14cm by 40cm overall

Taxidermy: Alpine Marmot (Marmotta marmotta), circa late 20th century, a full mount adult with head turning slightly to the left, mounted upon a simulated stone base, overall height 36cm, max width 53cm

Taxidermy: A Deer Fawn, circa late 20th century, a full mount fawn in recumbent position, with head turning to the right, mounted upon a shaped mahogany base, width 47cm, overall height 27cm

Taxidermy: European Roebuck (Capreolus capreolus), an adult shoulder mount looking straight ahead, the antlers still in felt, from the wall 40cm, height 73cm, mounted upon a carved Austro-German shield

Taxidermy: European Roebuck (Capreolus capreolus), dated 1985, by Allan Allison Taxidermy, East Brackely, Scotland, Silver Medal Class, a large good quality adult shoulder mount with head turning slightly to the left, from the wall 41cm, height 68cm, mounted upon a shaped oak shield, bearing brass plaque - "The Dip, Woodsomes Farm, Rudgwick, Oct 1985, I.K.H", hand written text to verso - "Prize Winner 1985 Game Conservancy Roe Stalkers Draw"

Taxidermy: Reeves's Muntjac Deer (Muntiacini), modern, a high quality adult male shoulder mount, with head turning slightly to the left, from the wall 33cm, height 32cm

Taxidermy: A Mixed Quantity of Taxidermy, to include - two full mount adult Red squirrels, wall mounted, a Fallowbuck neck mount looking straight ahead, a full mount adult Ring-necked Pheasant cockbird, wall mounted, a young Roebuck neck mount looking straight ahead, mounted upon a shaped shield, probably French, and an Indian Blackbuck neck mount looking straight ahead, mounted upon a shaped shield, (6)

Taxidermy; Victorian novelty terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin) ashtray, together with another taxidermy terrapin, ashtray H8cm

Taxidermy: cased diorama of Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes), full mount adult fox in stalking pose, crouched upon a large painted faux rock ledge above a hidden cowering rabbit and stout below, enclosed within ebonised single glass display case, H62cm, L125cm, D37cm

Anthropomorphic Taxidermy: Two red squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris) playing cards, both seated at a woodland table upon a naturalistic base, H34, L41cm

Taxidermy: European Fallow Deer (Dama dama), adult male neck mount looking straight ahead, mounted upon a shaped wooden shield, H80cm

Taxidermy; Blackbird (Turdus merula) full adult mount perched upon a plant pot in a naturalistic setting, enclosed within glass dome, H42cm

Taxidermy: Herring Gull (Larus argentatus), full adult mount on open display with head turning to the right, stood upon drift wood, H54cm, L46cm

Taxidermy; Victorian terrapin (Malaclemys terrapin), upon a wooden plaque, H21cm

Taxidermy; Cased Mongoose (Herpestidae) fighting an Indian cobras (Naja naja), the cobras entwined around an adult mongoose, in a naturalistic setting of grasses, with a painted backdrop, enclosed within a three pane glass display case, H62cm

Taxidermy: Cased pair of Ring-necked Pheasants (Phasianus colchicus), pair of full adults mount, mounted amidst naturalistic setting, against a graduated watercolour backdrop, enclosed within a ebonised four pane glass display case, bearing data plaque 'A Pair of Pheasants Shot By Barry Fehily at Uphall, Herts, on 21st December 1996' H82cm W62cm

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

Taxidermy - specimen study of a Pike on pine wooden board. 80cm long approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A taxidermy blackbuck head.

A taxidermy oystercatcher in glazed display case.

A taxidermy peawit green clover lapwing, in glazed display case.

A taxidermy Guillemot and a little auk in glazed display case.

A basket of mixed metalware and a pair of taxidermy hooves

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

A Taxidermy Caiman Crocodile, Listed CITES APX 11/Annex B and Does Not Require a Licence to Sell however would require a CITES Re:Export Permit if Shipped Abroad, It Will Be The Buyers Responsibility to Obtain Such Permit.

A large Exotic Bird wall mounted Taxidermy Diorama, the seven birds mounted on realistic branches, having concave glass, with label 'made by F.W.Nolan', 58cm Hbirds with some damages, please see additional images

An Exotic Bird Taxidermy Diorama, featuring fix exotic birds, mounted on realistic branches, in glass mount, 44cm Hbirds with slight damage, please see additional images

Taxidermy, Roach (Rutilus Rutilus), 3lbs 11ozs, Killed by Cormorant, Farmoor I Reservoir, 1982, with taxidermist label to the top right corner of the case 'Peter Stone', case 52.5cm x 44.5cm x 11.5cm

Taxidermy, Pike (Esox), the large example with no obvious Taxidermist label, positioned in hand made river bed, Pike approximately 100cm, case 118cm x 48cm x 24cm

European Robin (Erithacus Rubecula) a taxidermy Robin mounted on a realistic branch and foliage decoration, set within an oval frame with convex glassframe split, bird slightly AF, see images

Taxidermy, Chub (Squalius Cephalus), by J.Cooper & Sons, 4lbs 4ozs, caught at Downton by H.W.Bowler 11th March 1943, set in a bow fronted case, with makers label to the top right, 58.5cm x 32cm x 17.5cm at deepestbackground colour still quite bold, generally good condition, no obvious signs of significant damage or repair

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