A 19th Century Diorama Bird Taxidermy by Rowland Ward (

English, 19th century. A Glass diorama of birds in nature by Rowland Ward; case measurement, ht. 19.5, wd. 35, dp. 15 inches. Tallest bird 10 inches. Overall good condition for age. Expected fading w

English, 19th century. A Glass diorama of birds in nature by Rowland Ward; case measurement, ht. 19.5, wd. 35, dp. 15 inches. Tallest bird 10 inches. Provenance: Property from the estate collection of

19th C. taxidermy bird diorama with exotic birds under a glass dome, on wooden base. Even has a squirrel. -- Dimensions: H: 24 inches: W: 15 inches ---

A Victorian Taxidermy Bird Diorama 19th Century Height 27 1/2 x width 20 1/2 x depth 18 5/8 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

A Victorian Taxidermy Bird Diorama 19th century with Northern bobwhites. Diameter overall 22 inches. Estimate $200-400 Property from the Estate of a Gentleman, Wheeler, Indiana

An antique 19th Century English Victorian taxidermy inkwell by Rowland Ward Ltd. (London). A naturalistic artifact with the base produced from a deer hoof and mounted with a curling sterling silver ba

A Victorian Taxidermy Bird Diorama 19th century in a glass dust dome. Height 18 inches. Estimate $300-500 Property from the Estate of a Gentleman, Wheeler, Indiana

One the finest and fit for A Royal Family, taxidermy 19th century taxidermy turtle fitted with a cylinder music box by arguably one of the best regarded taxidermist of his time James Rowland Ward (184

lined with head mount, the lining underneath the head with ‘The Jungle, Trade Mark, Rowland Ward Ltd, 167 Piccadilly London’ label(200cm long approx. (nose to tip oftail))CITES STATUS: Leopard Pan

Taxidermy: A taxidermy tiger skin rug by Rowland Ward Taxidermy: A taxidermy tiger skin rug by Rowland Ward late 19th/early 20th century, the felted back bearing a label inscribed 'The Jungle, Rowland

Victorian bird vitrine, 19th century, containing taxidermy specimens arranged on a naturalistic branch structure, including hummingbirds, orioles, and bluebirds, all protected by a glass dome, resting

Pair of French Taxidermied Birds Dioramas, 19th c., each with two mounted birds, presented in convex carved oak frames, one with a boar head surmount containing a Partridge and a Rail, the other a hun

LATE 19TH-CENTURY QUAIL DIORAMA: Victorian diorama of taxidermy male & female quails behind convex glass cover against oil landscape background with faux foliage. Velvet matte, with brass trim in a wo

Taxidermy birds in shadowbox. Late 19th century. Condition: excellent with minor imperfections. Frame: H 21-7/8" W 18". Box: H 17-5/8" W 13-1/2" D 4-1/8" Copy and paste this link for a high-res image:

A Taxidermy North American Bird Dioramaearly 20th century, featuring nine various birds all gathered on a central branch, with dried flora and faux habitat staging, beneath domed glass cloche with rou

VICTORIAN TAXIDERMY BIRD AVIARY GROUPING OF (7) BIRDS PERCHED ON BRANCHES UNDER GLASS DOME- 15" x 7" x 18" (PLEASE NOTE SHIPPING REGULATIONS ON YOUR STATE BEFORE BIDDING)

Y FOUR TAXIDERMY DIORAMAS LATE 19TH/ EARLY 20TH CENTURY comprising a green parakeet, hand painted verso HP/ 1890/ 67 Jal* Road Brixton, 29cm wide, 52.5cm high; two kingfishers with label verso for C.

Large and impressive bird and floral yarn worked diorama. American, late 19th century. Outstanding original condition with rich vibrant colors. H 33-1/2" W 29-3/4" . Please refer to this link for high

American, late 19th or early 20th century. Shadow frame with farm and taxidermy bird.

A 19th century British cased display of English birds, realistically displayed including a Pheasant, Magpie etc. Back of cased marked H.T. Shopland Torquay. Size of case: H. 57 cm W. 77 cm D. 25 cm

USA, Late 19th Century wood, glass, taxidermy, wallpaper, dried plants, shell 11” x 14.75” x 8.5” Intricate Victorian taxidermy shadow box featuring six birds in a scene with dried w

1874 1ed Field Ornithology BIRD Manual Coues Nests Eggs North America Taxidermy Coues was probably the most important 19th century ornithologist; he established American Ornithologists' Union and edit

Pair of Taxidermized Birds. Late 19th century(?). Includes a Eurasian Jay and a European Magpie. Each displayed and mounted in individual dioramas. Largest display 17 x 6 x 14”.

19th c., eleven various hanging symbolic plated amulets/charms in the form of fruits, dippers(symbolizing the womb), and a fig-hand gesture (to ward off evil spirits); five attached to a bird decorate