A baroque stag trophy

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

Large New Zealand red stag trophy taxidermy mount. Measures approximately 41" from wall, antlers 48" wide. Consignor said this is a rare diamond trophy mount.

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

A Black Forest Style Composition Stag Trophy   Late 20th Century Height 36 x width 41 1/2 x depth 20 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Michael L. Wilkie, Chicago, Illinois Michael L. Wilkie

Three Black Forest Carved Wood Stag Trophies with Antlers 19th century together with a group of smaller antler trophies Height 18 inches Estimate $300-500 Property from the Estate of Patrick Henry Jr.

Habsburg red stag antler trophy mount, 19th c., large 31 point antlers, mounted to later hand carved Italian rocaille plaque, with polychrome foliates and parcel gilt accents, centering shield with mo

Carved Black Forest Deer Stag Head Trophy Wall Plaque Round plaque measures approximately 24 inches in diameter.

A 19th century Black Forest stag head trophy mount having foliate surround with glass eyes and removable antlers.

Sterling and stag horn trophy cup, Geo. W Welsh's Son, double faux horn handles affixed to sterling body reading "James C. Brooks Memorial Cup West Chester Golf and Country Club Ideal Score for Men Ma

Mounted taxidermy White Tailed Deer Stag shoulder trophy head. Features all original details, 9 point horns and glass eyes. Provenance: Collection from a big game hunter registered with Safari Club In

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Black Forest style carved wood stag's head trophy mount, signed verso Gissr '04, with natural nine-point antlers, carved stag's head with textured fur, polychrome painted, glass inset eyes, approx 42"

This is an exceptional German hand carved Black Forest wood trophy stag mount from the mid to late 19th Century. The piece shows a oval plaque with Trophy Stag neck mount. The piece has blown glass ey

Fantastic 1903 Inverness Country Club Open Golf Tournament three handled trophy mug. Consisting of copper body with sterling silver and stag horn for each of the three handles. Measuring approx. 6" ta

Mounted taxidermy Red Deer shoulder trophy head. Features all original details, 14 point horn rack and glass eyes. Provenance: Collection from a big game hunter registered with Safari Club Internation

German or Austrian 800 silver figural table salt cellar, in the form of stag-drawn Baroque sleigh, the interior gilded, apparently unmarked. Weight: 11.38 ozt.; 4" H x 11" L x 2.5" D. Provenance: Prop

Excellent Quaker City Motor Club trophy won by Selden Car, Fred Dyer Driver. Dated 1910. Trophy is pewter and copper with stag horn handles. Trophy is engraved and has motor club emblem. 8" Excellent

Depicting deer and doe with trophy type stag horns. Look to be colored pencil sketch drawing. A colorful painting of two deer one laying and one standing. Parts of the deer camouflage with the backgro

A German hunting knife and scabbard, A German hunting knife and scabbard, early 20th century, the blade etched with hunting scenes and trophies, the stag's horn handle with applied acorns, the crosspi

Group of five stag's heads or hunting trophies, each with a pair of deer antlers mounted on various carved wood wall base. Largest: 12" H x 7" W x 7" D.

Red deer stag bleached animal skull trophy. 11" H x 24" W.

Antique Stag Horn Handled Silver Plated Trophy. This trophy was handed out to Frank I Wheeler in 1903 by his friends at Lowell, Mass. This was marked on the bottom as triple-plated and was made by the

Black forest carved stag head presented as a trophy mount. Overall 38"h, antlers only 27"h x 20"w, 9"d head only, 11"d head and mount

ca. 1900 Gorham triple stag horn handled sterling silver hunting trophy cup inscribed "Presented to Portland Hunt Club by Miss Anne Shogren (Portland, Or. Fashion Designer 1868-1934). Won by E.B. Tong