Description
Exceptional Victorian Carved Hunting Panel Pugin Design Grouse in Wetlands
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Description
Exceptional Victorian Carved Tiger Oak Wall Panel — Pugin Design, Grouse in Wetlands Hunting Scene
Subject & Medium
Offered here is an exceptional mid-19th-century Victorian carved oak wall panel, beautifully executed in the Pugin design style, showcasing a raised high-relief scene of a grouse game bird feeding in its natural wetlands habitat.
Hand-carved from richly grained tiger oak, this piece captures a lively, pictorial moment: the detailed grouse pecking at the leaves, surrounded by marsh grasses, flowers, and delicate wildlife. The intricate craftsmanship and lifelike movement make this panel an absolute standout — ideal as a statement wall piece for any hunting lodge, collector’s room, or Victorian-inspired interior.
Composition & Technique
Material: Solid tiger oak wood, prized for its rich, swirling grain and strength
Relief Design: Raised high-relief carving showing the grouse, wetlands flora, and wildlife details, beautifully sculpted with dynamic depth and texture
Pugin Influence: Reflecting the Gothic Revival aesthetics championed by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin — famed for his design of the Palace of Westminster and Big Ben’s Elizabeth Tower — the panel blends naturalism with structured architectural framing, making it both decorative and historically significant
Display Ready: Comes with a hanging thread on the back for immediate wall display
Provenance
Sourced from a private hunting lodge collection & now curated by Cheshire Antiques Consultant LTD, this piece carries both artistic and historical weight, offering collectors a rare and meaningful Victorian-era find.
Dimensions
Height: 65.5 cm
Width: 58 cm
Depth: 4 cm
A commanding size — large enough to anchor a wall, yet refined enough to fit among other fine art or hunting-themed collections.
Why You’ll Love It
Rare mid-19th-century Victorian Gothic Revival piece
Hand-carved in solid tiger oak, with stunning grain and depth
Depicts a classic hunting subject — the grouse game bird in lush detail
Ideal focal point for hunting lodges, collector’s galleries, or historic home décor
A museum-quality piece sought after by antique collectors and interior designers alike
Condition Report
Offered in fine used antique condition, with charming surface character:
Displays expected wear, dust, scratches, minor surface losses, and occasional white paint marks, all consistent with age and adding to its authentic patina
Structurally solid and ready for display
Reserve: $4,203.00
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Your purchase is protected:
In the rare event that the item did not conform to the lot description in the sale, Jasper52 specialists are here to help. Buyers may return the item for a full refund provided you notify Jasper52 within 5 days of receiving the item.
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Description
Exceptional Victorian Carved Tiger Oak Wall Panel — Pugin Design, Grouse in Wetlands Hunting Scene
Subject & Medium
Offered here is an exceptional mid-19th-century Victorian carved oak wall panel, beautifully executed in the Pugin design style, showcasing a raised high-relief scene of a grouse game bird feeding in its natural wetlands habitat.
Hand-carved from richly grained tiger oak, this piece captures a lively, pictorial moment: the detailed grouse pecking at the leaves, surrounded by marsh grasses, flowers, and delicate wildlife. The intricate craftsmanship and lifelike movement make this panel an absolute standout — ideal as a statement wall piece for any hunting lodge, collector’s room, or Victorian-inspired interior.
Composition & Technique
Material: Solid tiger oak wood, prized for its rich, swirling grain and strength
Relief Design: Raised high-relief carving showing the grouse, wetlands flora, and wildlife details, beautifully sculpted with dynamic depth and texture
Pugin Influence: Reflecting the Gothic Revival aesthetics championed by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin — famed for his design of the Palace of Westminster and Big Ben’s Elizabeth Tower — the panel blends naturalism with structured architectural framing, making it both decorative and historically significant
Display Ready: Comes with a hanging thread on the back for immediate wall display
Provenance
Sourced from a private hunting lodge collection & now curated by Cheshire Antiques Consultant LTD, this piece carries both artistic and historical weight, offering collectors a rare and meaningful Victorian-era find.
Dimensions
Height: 65.5 cm
Width: 58 cm
Depth: 4 cm
A commanding size — large enough to anchor a wall, yet refined enough to fit among other fine art or hunting-themed collections.
Why You’ll Love It
Rare mid-19th-century Victorian Gothic Revival piece
Hand-carved in solid tiger oak, with stunning grain and depth
Depicts a classic hunting subject — the grouse game bird in lush detail
Ideal focal point for hunting lodges, collector’s galleries, or historic home décor
A museum-quality piece sought after by antique collectors and interior designers alike
Condition Report
Offered in fine used antique condition, with charming surface character:
Displays expected wear, dust, scratches, minor surface losses, and occasional white paint marks, all consistent with age and adding to its authentic patina
Structurally solid and ready for display
Reserve: $4,203.00
Shipping:
Your purchase is protected:
In the rare event that the item did not conform to the lot description in the sale, Jasper52 specialists are here to help. Buyers may return the item for a full refund provided you notify Jasper52 within 5 days of receiving the item.
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Exceptional Victorian Carved Hunting Panel Pugin Design Grouse in Wetlands
Estimate $5,000-$6,000
Starting Price
$2,000
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Jul 30, 2026, 6:00 PM EDTNew York, NY, United States
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