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A fossilised Wood specimen
A fossilised Wood specimenIndonesia Jurassic 25cm highFossilsNatural History
A Bison (Bison antiquus) skull and hornsSiberiaPleistocene 87cm by 103cmNatural History
A Bison (Bison antiquus) skull and hornsSiberiaPleistocene 35cm by 118cmNatural History
Taxidermy: A firescreen
Taxidermy: A firescreenIndiancirca 1880 including a Paradise Fly Catcher, Spangled Starling and a Bee Eater 120cm high by 82cm wideTaxidermy
A bamboo firescreen
A bamboo firescreenlate 19th century containing colourful tropical birds 110cm highTaxidermy
A brass fire screen with Lesser Bird of Paradisefirst half of 20th century 115cm highTaxidermy
A large and impressive case of Tropical Birds from around the Worldlate 19th century including Himalayan Monal, Himalayan Thrush, bird of paradise...
A rare Blue Bird of Paradise
A rare Blue Bird of Paradiselate 19th century under later glass dome 62cm highThe Birds of Paradise are without doubt the most exotic and extravag...
A magnificent Bird of Paradise
A magnificent Bird of Paradiseunder glass dome late 19th century 53cm highTaxidermy
A full mount Count Raggi's Bird of Paradiseearly 20th century in recent case 65cm high by 35cm wideTaxidermy
A rare native lesser bird of paradise trade skinlate 19th century / early 20th century54cm longTaxidermy
A full mount Greater Bird of Paradiseearly 20th century in recent case 49cm high by 36cm wide
An impressive Umbrella Bird
An impressive Umbrella Birdunder glass dome late 19th century 55cm highTaxidermy
A Hummingbird in a wall case
A Hummingbird in a wall case20th century 34cm diameterTaxidermy
A Moluccan Cockatoo
A Moluccan Cockatooin glass dome recent 74cm highWith A10 Certificate no.269278/01Taxidermy
A superb parrot in glass dome
A superb parrot in glass domerecent 46cmTaxidermy
A Swainsons Toucan
A Swainsons Toucanin glass dome recent 50cm highTaxidermy
A rare Iiwi study skin
A rare Iiwi study skinHawaii late 19th century 15cm longSeveral species in the bird family known as the Hawaiian Honeycreepers areinfamous for a r...
A colourful dome of Tropical Birdsc.1900 68cm highTaxidermy
A Green Winged Macaw
A Green Winged Macawon branch recent 96cm highAnnex B ???Taxidermy
A Blue and Gold Macaw on stand
A Blue and Gold Macaw on standrecent 80cm highTaxidermy
A Curl Crested Toucan
A Curl Crested Toucanfull mount, recent 42cm highTaxidermy
A Scarlet Macaw on branch
A Scarlet Macaw on branchPre-194777cm highTaxidermy
An Eclectus parrot full mount
An Eclectus parrot full mountrecent 38cm high overallTaxidermy
Roland Ward: A cased Merlin
Roland Ward: A cased Merlin1st half of the 20th century with ivorine trade label 38cm high by 24cm wideTaxidermy
Rowland Ward: A Sandpiper in wall casesigned Rowland Ward, London, W1Taxidermy ...[more]
A Griffon Vulture in case
A Griffon Vulture in caselate 20th century 107cm high by 99cm wideWith A10 Certificate no. 28405/01Taxidermy
A Slavonian Grebe
A Slavonian Grebein perspex case recent 33cm highTaxidermy
Henry Ward: A Black Headed Gull caselate 19th century 54cm high by 67cm wideHenry Ward ran theWard family taxidermy business during the middle of ...
A Great Crested Grebe
A Great Crested Grebein glass dome recent 70cm highTaxidermy
Malloch of Perth: A Golden Eagle
Malloch of Perth: A Golden Eaglelate 19th century 75cm high by 81cm wideTaxidermy
A Great Auk replica model
A Great Auk replica model66cm by 44cmThese model Great Auks were for many years in the collection of DavidWilson, the gentleman who saved the cele...
A Black Grouse by Rowland Ward in glass caseearly 20th century51cm by 49cm by 32cmRowlandWard (1848-1912) the most celebrated of all taxidermists,...
A Hen Grouse by Rowland Ward in glasscase early 20th century 51cm by 49cm by 32cmTaxidermy
An unusually coloured crow
An unusually coloured crowearly 20th century 56cm by 38cm by 24cmTaxidermy
A Pink Backed Pelican on stand
A Pink Backed Pelican on standrecent 82cm highTaxidermy
An unusual display case of British Gamebirdsfirst half of the 20th century172cm high by 61cm squareTaxidermy
A cased cuckoo
A cased cuckoolate 19th century28cm high by 38cm wide together with a cased Muntjac deerearly 20th century60cm by 71cmTaxidermy
Hutchings of Aberystwyth: A pair of Shelducklate 19th century 73cm by 63cmThefamily firm of Hutchings who operated between 1860-1940 were well reg...
Hutchings of Aberystwyth: A Common Scoterlate 19th century 52cm by 43cmTaxidermy
Hutchings Senior: A Cockerel
Hutchings Senior: A Cockerellate 19th century 43cm by 38cmThe family firm of Hutchings who operated between 1860-1940 were well regardedTaxidermy
Hutchings of Aberystwyth: A Mallardlate 19th century 53cm high by 45cm wideThe family firm of Hutchings who operated between 1860-1940 were well r...
Hutchings: A Red and Black Grouselate 19th century 68cm high by 60cm wideTaxidermy
Hutchings of Aberystwyth: Two Twany Owlslate 19th century the larger 48cm high by 30cm wideThefamily firm of Hutchings who operated between 1860-1...
Hutchings of Aberystwyth: An Otterlate 19th century 63cm high by 74cm wideThe family firm of Hutchings who operated between 1860-1940 were well re...
Hutchings of Aberystwyth: A Fox and a Partridgelate 19th century 83cm high by 66cm wideThefamily firm of Hutchings who operated between 1860-1940 ...
Williams of Dublin: A Greenfinch case32cm high by 40cm wideTaxidermy ...[more]
A full mount Kea
A full mount Keaearly 20th century with outstretched wings 56cm highClick here to see curator and author Errol Fuller discuss this lotTaxidermy
A full mount Platypus
A full mount Platypusunder glass dome late 19th/early 20th centuryTaxidermy
A Platypus skull
A Platypus skull19th century 9cm longTaxidermyNatural History
A lioness
A lionessfull mount on rocky outcrop late 20th century 115cm high by 215cm longTaxidermy
A very rare King cheetah skin
A very rare King cheetah skinmid 20th centuryThe King Cheetah is the most enigmatic, and the rarest, of all the big cats.Experts don't know quite ...
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