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A taxidermy black grouse on an oak shield wall plaque

A taxidermy wild brown trout, in display case.

A 19th Century taxidermy study of a carp in reeded river bed setting, glazed case, 38cm x 71cm.

A taxidermy study of a polecat standing on a log base, labelled 'J Crewdson, Taxidermist and Naturalist, Lancs', width 40cm.

A taxidermy study of a stag's head with plaque, Kinlochewe 1920 R.N.H, on oak shield, height 110cm, and a limited edition book by Harold Frank Wallace on British deer heads, numbered 90/600. (2)

A taxidermy study of a snarling fox's head mounted on a mahogany shield, hand written label E H Spicer & Son Birmingham & Suffolk, height 32cm.

A taxidermy study of a snarling badger with front feet and paws, on a shaped oak shield, labelled J Crewdson, taxidermist and naturalist Lancashire, height 58cm.

A taxidermy study of a dog fox, snarling and standing on a log, bearing taxidermist's label for J Crewdson, Taxidermist & Naturalist, Lancs, height 60cm.

A taxidermy study of a large stag's head, name plaque 24th September 1924 Ousdale Royal Duke of Portland K.G 21stone 8lbs, on oak shield, height 110cm.

A taxidermy study of a badger in snarling pose and standing on a log, bears label for J Crewdson, Taxidermist & Naturalist, Lancs, length 61cm.

An early 20th Century taxidermy study of a puffin in seashore setting with shells to the foreground, in a glazed pine case, 45cm high and 43cm wide, with faded type-written taxidermist's label and hand-written date of 1908 to the inside of the case

A 19th Century taxidermy study of a hen pheasant in naturalistic setting, 41cm x 68cm.

A taxidermy study of a red squirrel on a branch holding a pine cone, height 27cm, and a study of a jay. (2)

TAXIDERMY INTEREST: A 20TH CENTURY MOOSE HEAD TROPHY. an impressive full shoulder mount looking straight ahead, with large antlers, on wooden trophy mount, 130cm deep. Provenance: Shot in Sodero (Sweden) 18th October 2001. *Condition: Good condition, minor snap to one of the ends of an antler, stitching lose.

NORWICH TAXIDERMY INTEREST: F ERNEST GUNN AND T E GUNN FOUR UNCASED BIRDS (4). comprising: Ruff (T E Gunn) 20cm high Pochard (F E Gunn) 31cm high Smew (F E Gunn) 27cm high Tufted Duck (F E Gunn) 31cm All mounted on wooden bases with labels (4). *Condition: All rather dirty with some loose feathers.

TAXIDERMY INTEREST: TWO FULL MOUNTED STUDIES OF FOX'S, ONE ON A WOODEN PLINTH (2). one stood upon a large preserved wood log with the full mounted fox's head turning to the right, the other fox laying down, largest 69cm high and 102cm wide (2). *Condition: Generally good condition, minor wear.

TAXIDERMY INTEREST: A MIXED GROUP OF 20TH CENTURY GAME BIRDS (5). including a white pheasant and a Leucistic Ring Necked pheasant, a modern Melanistic Mutant Pure Breed pheasant and two further 20th century Melanistic pheasants, all mounted upon wooden bases, largest 50cm high and 80cm wide (5 birds). *Condition: Generally good condition.

A glass cased albino mole together with two cases of taxidermy birds

TAXIDERMY: A taxidermy alligator's head, early 20th century, modelled with mouth agape, unmounted, 18cm long; with an a pair of skull mounted antelope horns, 29cm long, set to a shaped wooden shield, 21cm high; four pairs of skull mounted deer antlers; and a small animal skull (7)

Edwardian taxidermy perch in bow fronted glazed case, label within 'Caught by T. Hood from the canal, Droitwich, March 12th 1911, weight 1½lbs, Oxford Arm Angling Society', W46.5 x D14 x H29cm

Silver medal winning taxidermy roe buck skull and antler set mounted on a shield shaped wooden board with CIC silver medal, 38cm base of board to tip of antler. 

A taxidermy partridge on mahogany plinth, with presentation inscription, length 30 cm.

Taxidermy: Badger, mahogany glazed case, width 86cm, depth 29cm, height 62cm.

A Cased Taxidermy Study of a Common Snipe, 25.5cms Wide and 31cms High

A Taxidermy Study of Two Squirrels on Branch, One Holding Cut Throat Razor, 33cms High

A Victorian/Edwardian Cased Taxidermy Study of a Red Squirrel with Acorn, 30cms Wide and 33cms High

A Taxidermy Trophy Five Point Antler

Taxidermy. A pair of antlers mounted on an oak shield, early 20th c, 76 x 70cm Good condition

Taxidermy. A kudu shoulder mount, with glass eyes, 170cm h; 130 x 54cm A fine example, good condition

Taxidermy: a cased teal, a full mount adult standing on soil groundwork, in an oak and glazed case,38cm wide19cm deep32cm highCondition ReportSome degree of fading, but no apparent losses

Taxidermy: a ram's head, the full head mounted on an oak shield, with maker's label verso, 'T E Gunn, Norwich',61cm wide37cm deep30cm highCondition ReportThe head is in stable condition but with age-related dirt as expected.Slightly patchy to the underside of the chin/neck, the wool appears stable, ears slightly papery and worn, evidence of old insect damage, overall displays as fair and decorative . Flat head screw behind label. Label brittle and detachedWe have no information on the breed

Taxidermy cased stoat

Cased taxidermy magpie

Large cased taxidermy mink

An early 20th century bowfront and ebonised cased taxidermy trout, handwritten paper label reading; ‘Caught at Bickton (Avon), by W.T.G. Parnell. 13 March 1926. Weight 4lbs 14ozs’, cabinet 74cm wide, 39.5cm high. Condition fair, some mould damage and restoration to trout’s head.

19th C Big Horn Ram Taxidermy W 42cm x H 31cm x D 28cm Point to point 37 cm Point to head 25 cm

A taxidermy alpine chamois head mounted on a wooden plaque.

Taxidermy: Four antique taxidermy items including a Piranha and three tortoise. (4)

Taxidermy: Gemsbok Oryx (Oryx gazella gazella), circa 2005, Africa, an adult male shoulder mount with head turning sharply to the left, right horn 83cm, left horn 82.5cm, tip to tip 44cm, from the wall 65cm, height 122cm, (af - see condition report)Previously damaged - right ear broken but attached, left ear lobe repaired, both horns re-attached, showing signs that previously this Gemsbok fell off a wall.

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 Common Ostrich Chick (Struthio camelus), a full mount chick looking straight ahead, stood upon arid sanded groundwork, enclosed beneath a period oval glass dome, with supporting ebonised base, raised upon four squat feet, 29cm by 18.5cm by 51cm overall height, with CCS information document

Taxidermy: A Gloster Canary (Serinus canaria forma domestica), modern, a good quality full mount adult, mounted within a small Asian style bird cage, 17cm by 31cm, with CCS information document

Taxidermy: A Cased Epaulatted Fruit Bat, modern, Africa, a full mount adult with wings outstretched, preserved and pinned upon a white painted backdrop, enclosed within a glazed display case, 51cm by 4cm by 25.5cm

Taxidermy: European Kingfisher (Alcedo athis), mid-late 20th century, a full mount adult perched upon a small branch, set amidst tall dry grasses, above moss covered groundwork beneath, enclosed within a circular glass dome, supported upon an ebonised base, diameter 15cm, overall height 33cm

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 interest: a Eurasian Woodcock (Scolopax rusticola), mounted to wooden base, plaque reading 'P. & S. S A, 21.11.96 Wing Span 25"

A cased taxidermy pike. In a naturalistic reeded setting, the case measures 69cm wide, 13cm deep and height 29cm.

A taxidermy black back seagull by W F Rowe, Madron. Perched on a 'rock' with a painted sunset background, the case measures width 69cm, height 64cm, depth 23cm.

TAXIDERMY FOX (VULPIS), on an oblong basethe base 57cm long

Taxidermy - specimen Piranha on wooden base, together with two modern wooden birds, duck and her Duckling. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A TAXIDERMY RATTLESNAKE

A TAXIDERMY PUFFER FISH, LENGTH APROX 33CM, HEIGHT APPROX 19CM

A MIXED LOT TO INCLUDE A FRAMED TAXIDERMY OF A BUTTERFLY, PAPERWEIGHTS, GRANITE PESTLE AND MORTAR, GLASS VASE, ETC.,

TAXIDERMY - a deer's head on oak shield mount

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

TAXIDERMY - a fox in naturalistic pose, on oak plinth

TAXIDERMY - a golden pheasant on wooden base

Real Life Bugs - a collection of National Geographic ' Real Life Bugs & Insects ' subscription magazines with accompanying resin / taxidermy bugs and insects. Total x7 trays.

Taxidermy magpie 'Cheryl' - approx. 27cm tall

Taxidermy wood pigeon 'Steve' - approx. 39cm tall