A beautifully preserved antique taxidermy weasel (Mustela nivalis), mounted in a lively and expressive full-body pose on its original wooden base. This piece dates from the early 20th century, a period when taxidermy was crafted not only for scientific study but also as decorative art for private collections and cabinets of curiosities. The mounting captures the alert and agile character of the weasel, with fine facial expression, original glass eyes and natural proportions. The fur has developed a warm, authentic patina over time, showing gentle signs of age that enhance the historical charm of the piece. The wooden base further supports its period character and makes the object immediately suitable for display. Small-scale animal taxidermy from this era is increasingly sought after by collectors, interior designers and enthusiasts of natural history, as well as those curating cabinet of curiosities interiors. An evocative and characterful specimen that combines craftsmanship, history and decorative presence.