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A creepy Victorian taxidermy box depicting ancient nursery rhyme Who Killed Cock Robin? Has been hailed as the strangest find
Read moreA creepy Victorian taxidermy box depicting ancient nursery rhyme Who Killed Cock Robin? Has been hailed as the strangest find
Read moreA very rare Victorian cased pair of extinct New Zealand Huias are to be sold with an estimate of £15,000-25,000
Read moreAn eclectic collection of taxidermy from the well-known Flower Pot pub in Henley-on-Thames in London will go under the hammer
Read moreWhether it’s post-pandemic or just general gloom, ‘macabre’ collecting has boomed in recent years. On the eve of Halloween, Antique
Read moreOver 150 lots of cased birds head for sale
Read moreA lifetime’s secret collection of taxidermy has been discovered in a Worcestershire attic
Read moreA rare replica of a great auk by renowned taxidermy firm Rowland Ward from 1922 has sold for £25,000 in a
Read moreOnce shunned by collectors, taxidermy is making its way back to the mainstream. Antiques consultant Mark Littler reveals why it’s no longer a
Read moreA rare Victorian taxidermy anthropomorphic diorama of red squirrels playing cards could make up to £5,500 in a North Yorkshire
Read moreThree antique taxidermy dioramas of African birds have sold for a combined hammer price of £29,500 in a North Yorkshire
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