Black Forest Antler Mirror the deer with glass eyes.

Approx. 56" H x 40" W x 11.5" D; Created with Different Animal Antlers all attached to a beveled mirror; Deer head with glass eyes at top

Swiss or German carved wooden deer head trophy in the manner of the Black Forest, having natural antlers and inset glass eyes resting on a shaped plaque with braided rope trim, apparently unmarked. Ap

Custom made in 2006. From a lodge in Western Pennsylvania. Intricate mosaic twig work, white birch panels, burl & twig border around mirror and an original black forest deer head with glass eyes.. 40"

Title: Black Forest Carving Date/Period: Late 18thc-Early 20thc Dimension: 19” by 7” and 10” deep Provenance:Carved Deer head with natural antlers, glass eyes and original surface; done in Black

Eight day mechanical pendulum Black Forest Cuckoo Clock, has a deer head mount with glass eyes. Working . Measures 12" by 17" and 10" deep. As found estate condition . Please use photos as part of the

Carved Black Forest Deer circa 1904. 4 point antler with glass eyes. Light oak. Ht. 20 W 12 D 6 in. The collection of Joseph & Betty Ann Zyla, Clinton, New York.

Title: Late 19thc Folk art Approx 12x 12 x 20 Carving Description : Black Forest carved wood deer head with glass eyes and natural antlers-good original finish Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $70.00

A well carved Black Forest mounted deer head. The trophy has glass eyes, actual antlers and is roughly 18" high (bottom of neck to top of antlers) and 10" across the ears. The mounting plaqu

Large German Black Forest walnut deer trophy, 19th c., with glass eyes, and antlers, unsigned, 27.5"h x 17.5"w x 10.5"d Provenance: A Private Collection: 139 East 95th Street, NYC

with real antlers, glass eyes, oak leaf carved plaque and turnip in mouth. Tip of antler to base of plaque measures 47". In very good condition.

with glass eyes, real antlers and a wooden shield plaque. Carving in very good condition, antlers slightly loose, small repair to the tip of one ear. Plaque is 22" tall x 16" wide.

Group of two Swiss or German Black Forest carved wooden deer head trophies, late 19th early 20th century, each having natural antlers and inset glass eyes, mounted on naturalistic plaques, apparently

Black Forest Carved Wood Mounted Roe Deer Head. Faux taxidermy head is carved of wood, with real antlers and glass eyes. Mounted on a plaque with detailed polychrome pine boughs framing the head. Dime

Black Forest Carved Wood Mounted Roe Deer Head. Faux taxidermy head is carved of wood, with real antlers and glass eyes. Mounted on a plaque with polychrome branches and oak leaves framing the head. D

with glass eyes, real antlers on a wooden shield plaque.

with glass eyes. Contemporary. 15" tall. Well carved.

Black Forest carved wood stag's head trophy mount, with natural nineteen-point antlers, inset glass eyes, with oak leaves, shield-form plaque, small losses to carving, approx 43"h, 37"w, 18"d Start Pr

Title: Black Forest Date/Period: Late 19thc Dimension: 9.5” x 12” tall Provenance: Carved deer with glass eye folding wall pocket. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $20.00 to anywhere within th

Matching Pair of Black Forest Carved Mounted Deer Heads. Sweet mounted heads of 8 point bucks are completely carved of wood except for their brown glass eyes and mounted to wooden plaques. Wonderful d

Black Forest Carved Bear Hall Tree, late 19th century, depicting a cub and mother bear with glass eyes, beveled glass mirror, 80 in. high x 32 in. wide x 24 in. deep.

Black Forest wood carved bear hall tree, 75'' x 19'' x 18.5'', made in Switzerland, linden wood, c.1900, glass eyes, beveled mirror, very good condition

with glass eyes and real horns. One deer head has repair on top of plaque behind head. Otherwise both are in good condition with good age. Approximately 19" tall.

An antique German, Black Forest Elk or Stag. The Elk is hand carved from wood and he has glass eyes. The antlers were carved separately. Overall dimensions are 9 3/4" long x 11 1/4" high and 5 1/4" wi

Dated 1902; carved wood and wood backed stag trophy heads with inset glass eyes and natural antlers, painted wood plaque reading; "Abwruf in der Pax 1902," approx. 22 in. L. Provenance: From the Estat