Two Canadian Inuit ceremonial driftwood and rubber drum beaters from Pangnirutung, Baffin Island circa 1980, 27cm in length.
Two Canadian Inuit items, late 20th century, one a wood and string handled strength game circa 1985 Iqualuit, formerly Frobisher Bay (Capital of N...
A mid 20th century South African taxidermy ostrich foot in the form of an ashtray mounted on an oval wooden plinth, 17cm high x 27cm wide.
A late 20th century taxidermy wall mounted stag's head, 110cm high x 45cm wide.
A mixed group of 20th century African items including three carved wood elephants, a carved horn model of a whale and three ebonised carvings, the...
Two Canadian Inuit carved stone masks, one by Kudlu Kellypalik, Arviat Community circa 2002, the other by Kellipalik Etidloie, Cape Dorset circa 2...
A group of three Canadian Inuit caribou antler items, two from the Clyde River and the other from the Arviat, all late 20th century.
A late Victorian taxidermy barn owl within a naturalistic setting and glazed display case, 36cm H x 36cm W x 15cm D.
A late 20th century taxidermy stag's head with five point antlers, mounted on an oak shield back, 92cm high x 48cm wide.
A late 20th century terrestrial globe with inlaid specimens for each country on a gilt metal stand, 86cm high x 48cm in diameter.
Gianni Paturzo - A mid 20th century Italian Sorrento inlaid panel, coastal landscape view, inlaid with various wood specimens, bearing label verso...
A Canadian Inuit carved caribou horn figure of a man hand made by Canadian Inuk artist Daniel Iqaqrialu, Clyde River, mid 20th century, 19cm high.
A collection of semi precious stone eggs and specimens including agate, rose quartz, serpentine marble, onyx and amethyst.
An early 20th century taxidermy blue kingfisher perched within a naturalistic setting, within a glass dome, on an ebonised base, 36cm high x 20cm ...
A late 20th century taxidermy stag's head on a shield shaped mount, 82cm high x 43cm wide
Two central Arctic Inuit items, late 20th century, including an antler and skin water carrier and an antler and bone baler
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