19th Century Taxidermy Bird Display in Glass Dome
An antique taxidermied bird display in glass dome, 19th century, the dome 54 cm high
Taxidermy Snake in Glass Dome on Ceramic Base
A taxidermy snake in glass dome on ceramic base, 19th/20th century, 41 cm high
Framed Fern Display by L. Hooker, 19th Century
A framed fern display, New Zealand, 19th century, label verso 'Framed By L. Hooker, Hawera, 71 cm x 57 cm overall
Bird and Quail Diorama
A diorama of a bar-tailed godwit bird surrounded by quails in glass case, 19th century 34 cm high, 47 cm wide, 28 cm deep
Complete set of Giant Moa foot bones
A rare complete set of Dinornis robustus (giant moa) foot bones, a tarsometatarsus and articulated toe bones, held together with display wire, length 77 cm. Note: This South Island giant moa was the largest of all moa
Exotic Insect Collection: Cameroon Beetles in Cases
A collection of exotic Insects, including Cameroon beetles, cased.
Malachite Mineral Sample Case in Book Form
A rare malachite case containing mineral samples late 19th century, the case in a form of a book, the lid opening to reveal eighteen glass cased specimen samples, the paper label to the interior of the lid noting the specimen names. 4.5 cm high, 27.2 cm…
Taxidermy Heron Under Glass Dome
A small taxidermied heron, on black stand under a glass dome, height 45 cm.
Australian Taxidermy Birds in Cedar Case and Table
19th century Australian selection of taxidermy birds, set within a wonderful cedar case and table, all perched on branch, the table and case accented with bobbin turned supports, 194 x 106 cm
Victorian Bird Taxidermy Display in Glass Dome
A Victorian taxidermy bird display in original glass dome housing 12 assorted birds, 19th century, 52 cm high
Pair of Quails in Glazed Display Case
Taxidermy, pair of Quails, early 20th century, in glazed display case, height 33 cm width 39 cm. Provenance: The Collection of Janet and Graeme Webb, Wollogorang, NSW
Early 20th Century Princess Parrot Taxidermy in Display Case
Taxidermy, Princess parrot, early 20th century, in oval glazed and cedar display case, height 22 cm width 35 cm. Provenance: The Collection of Janet and Graeme Webb, Wollogorang, NSW
Extinct male stout-legged moa skeleton for sale
An extinct adult male stout-legged moa skeleton, predominantly the bones from one bird, some plaster restoration and replacement. Height 79 cm. Provenance: Found by our vendor in 1965 on his Oparure family farm, south Waitomo district. Copy of 1968…
Extinct North Island Giant Moa Leg Displayed
An extinct North Island giant moa leg, species Dinornis novaezelandiae, consisting of femur, tibia, metatarsus and toe bones. Mostly from one bird, some restoration and plaster cast replacement. Wire mounted on a display stand. Height 125 cm. Provenance:…
Antique Taxidermy Pike in Glass Case
A glass cased taxidermy prize freshwater pike, English, circa 1900 Piccadilly, London taxidermy label verso the case 41 cm high, 101 cm wide, 18 cm deep
Colonial bird taxidermy display in Australian cedar case
A Colonial taxidermy bird display in Australian cedar case, circa 1870, 85 cm high, 70 cm wide, 28 cm deep
Extinct Little Bush Moa Skeleton Display
An extinct adult little bush moa skeleton display, the near complete moa (Anomalopteryx didiformis) skeleton principally from the one bird found c.1969/1970 on a private farm, in Hill Top Cave, Oparure, South Waitomo by our vendor. A couple of years later…
Victorian Mopoke Owl Taxidermy Display Case
Taxidermied Victorian mopoke owl in glazed display case 53 cm height
Snowy Owl Taxidermy in Mahogany Frame
A taxidermy adult snowy owl, on a tree stump, in a mahogany framed case, height 81.5 cm, width 55.5 cm, depth 40 cm. Provenance: Bonhams Sydney, The Owston Collection, 26 June 2010, part of lot 1204
Male Raggiana Bird of Paradise Taxidermy Display
A taxidermy male Raggiana bird of paradise, displaying on a twig perch in a mahogany framed case, height 63 cm, width 50 cm, depth 39 cm. Provenance: Bonhams Sydney, The Owston Collection, 26 June 2010, part of lot 1204
Rockwork Goose Taxidermy by E. Allen & Co
A taxidermy goose by E. Allen & Co, cased, standing on a naturalistic rockwork with grasses, trade label to reverse, height 71 cm, width 73.5 cm, depth 27 cm
Kookaburra Taxidermy by R. Allder
19th century taxidermy of Australian kookaburra in glazed case with naturalistic setting, by R. Allder, Naturalist Co. Bartholomew St, Newbury
Taxidermy Seabirds in Glazed Rosewood Case
A cased group of taxidermy seabirds, the nine various specimens on a naturalistically painted rocky outcrop, with blue sky background, within a glazed rosewood framed case, height 71 cm, width 81 cm, depth 21 cm
Victorian Shellwork House with Clock and Paper Flowers
A Victorian cased shellwork house Facade, centred with a clock, the garden with paper flowers, height 45 cm, width 49 cm, depth 10 cm
Antique Lyre Bird Feather Display
An antique lyre bird tail feather display on plush velvet ground in gilt frame shadow box, circa 1880, 100 x 74 cm
70+ Insect Taxidermy Display in Pine Frame
A large taxidermy multiple insect framed display, the 70+ mainly insects including stag horn and other beetles, long horn beetles, stick insects, grasshoppers, crab, etc. In pine glazed display frame. 48 x 62.5 cm.
Cobra and Mongoose Taxidermy Display, 55cm Height
A taxidermy cobra and mongoose display piece, height 55 cm
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Pitt and the Cathedral: A Graveyard Endeavour
James Gillray (English, 1765 - 1815) [William Pitt] the Minister endeavouring to eke out Dr. Pr.Ty..N's Bisho-prick', [R. Phillips, Southwark, 1787], etching, 33 24 cm. Pitt holds up the dome of St. Paul's which he is to place over Lincoln Cathedral. He…
Victorian Duck Taxidermy Display - 70cm Wide
Victorian glazed taxidermy display, four ducks 70 cm wide
Victorian Bird Taxidermy Display - 70cm Wide
Victorian glazed taxidermy display, ducks, parrots and small birds 70 cm wide
New Zealand Bittern Taxidermy in Glazed Display Case
A taxidermy New Zealand Bittern (Kaoriki), late 19th century. The bird set amongst foliage in a glazed colonial display case. 65 x 42 cm
Seaweed Showcase
Seaweed: A similar range in two albums and loose; almost all attractively displayed and annotated on individual pages. (60 displays).
Two-Headed Lamb Taxidermy in Glazed Case
A rare two-headed lamb full taxidermy mount in glazed case, the standing lamb in ebonised case. 50 x 37.5 x 50 cm.
Exotic Bird Diorama Under Dome
A taxidermied African bird diorama under dome, with three colourful and exotic birds, the dome 54 cm high
Exotic Bird Diorama Under Dome - 44cm High
A taxidermied African bird diorama under dome, with four colourful and exotic birds, 44 cm high
White Cockatoo Taxidermy in Glazed Wooden Case
Taxidermy white cockatoo, the specimen on a naturalistically painted rocky outcrop, with blue sky background, within a glazed wooden case, height 65 cm width 42 cm depth 22 cm. Provenance: The collection of Robert Hutchinson, Sydney
Bird Tree Taxidermy
Taxidermy tree of birds, the specimens on a naturalistically painted tree, with blue sky background, within a glazed cedar case, height 95 cm width 65 cm depth 32 cm. Provenance: The collection of Robert Hutchinson, Sydney
Bowerbird Taxidermy Trio in Glass Dome
Taxidermy group of three bowerbirds, the specimens on a naturalistically painted rocky outcrop, within glass dome, height 45.5 cm width 41 cm. Provenance: The collection of Robert Hutchinson, Sydney
19th Century Bird Diorama
A taxidermied bird diorama, 19th century, composed of waterbirds and sparrows in a stylised landscape, 35 cm high, 40 cm wide, 10 cm deep
Antique-style Brass and Ebonised Orrery with Glass Dome
A brass and ebonised fusee movement orrery, after the antique, with a glass dome and fitted wooden base, the dome 42 cm high
Victorian Taxidermy Shieldrakes in Cased Pair
A cased pair of Victorian taxidermy Shieldrakes, naturalistically posed on rocks and seaweed, signed Thomas Elliss, Swaffham, March 23rd 1855. Height 48 cm, width 82 cm, depth 22 cm. Provenance: Contents of Swanton, Sutton Forest
Morpho Blue Butterfly Display
A framed cased display of fifteen morpho blue Cypres and other butterflies, striking iridescent blue tones to many. 45 x 60 cm.
Iridescent Jewel Beetles in Antique Mahogany Case
A collection of sixty iridescent jewel beetles, presented in 19th century mahogany lidded case. 25.5 x 30 cm.
Victorian Australian Bird Dome Display
Victorian dome cased display of 10 Australian birds, in a naturalistic setting, the oval rosewood base with bun feet, 63 cm high
Tiger Hunt Diorama with Marlborough Figures
Tiger Hunt diorama. Includes Marlborough painted white metal figures of four elephants with mahouts and hunters, lone beater, three tigers and scenery. Displayed in velvet lined antique glazed case with rear door. Length 67 cm, height 33 cm, depth 32 cm
19th Century Cockatoo Taxidermy Display Cabinet
Sulphur-Crested cockatoo taxidermy display in cabinet, 19th century, 70 cm high, 47.5 cm wide, 30.5 cm deep
Sulphur Crested Cockatoo Taxidermy on Timber Stand
Cased taxidermy sulphur crested cockatoo standing on a timber stand, height 62 cm x width 38 cm x depth 21 cm
Three-Headed Duckling: Taxidermy Display in Cloche (16.5 cm)
A taxidermied three headed duckling in display cloche, height 16.5 cm
Late Victorian Australian Parrot Taxidermy Diorama by Arthur Coles
A late Victorian Cedar-Cased taxidermy diorama of Australian parrots, Arthur Coles, Melbourne, late 19th century, a King parrot, gang-gang cockatoo, crimson and Eastern rosellas, various lorikeets, and budgerigars, variously mounted on a tree and the…
Insect specimens, Eupatorus gracilicornis, Thailand, four horned Rhino Beetles, mounted in black framed display case, height 38 cm, width 28 cm, depth 6 cm
Insect specimen, Tropidacris Dux, Peru, red winged Grasshopper, mounted in black framed display case, height 33 cm, width 33 cm, depth 6 cm
Timber specimen board antique Australian blackwood framed display housing sixty timber specimen examples, thirty one of which are native to Australia and New Zealand, all attractively captioned, early 20th century, 97 cm high, 55 cm wide
A late Victorian cased taxidermy diorama of south American birds, late 19th century, an array of colourful birds of various species perched on tree twigs above a naturalistic earth floor with beetles, in a hardwood-framed case glazed to all sides, 91 cm…
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