A Good Quality Open Mounted Mid 20thC Taxidermy Fox Mask & Forequarters

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A Good Quality Open Mounted Mid 20thC Taxidermy Fox Mask & ForequartersOrigin: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1950 70 Height: 17 inches Width: 8 inches Depth: 14 inches (all at maximum) Offering Horace the fox, his head and forequarters wonderfully well preserved and in excellent condition, snarling open mounted as if appearing through a wall. Horace was the top British athlete of his day and won gold at the Commonwealth games for Animals (1955) and the Animal Olympics (1959). His fearsome running,

Stay busks of this period are more common in treen and whalebone

ships and other units of some navies have a naval crown above the shield of their coats of arms

The second and third bottles contained variants of Bismuth (Subnitrate and a misturae or mixture) which is found mostly in metallic state as small veins in rocks

The chair remains in good condition

75 inches each

Often confused with drenching guns or veterinary syringes

Locations of the finds include Rochers De Naye in Switzerland to New South Wales in Australia

with a moiré silk interior and inner purse pocket with clasp

The remaining links are all marked with the date letter and Glasgow mark

Provenance: Froxfield

perhaps the witch's familiar

from a four-tile design having stylised acorn leaves

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