Venerated pheasant Taxidermy wall mount - Syrmaticus reevesii. - très grand et superbe spécimen adulte - - 138 cm - 160 cm - 23 cm - CITES Appendix II - Annex B in the EU

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Jonas Rathaj
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Estimate  € 200 - € 220
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€110
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€100

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Venerated pheasant (Syrmaticus reevesii), a large adult taxidermy specimen from France dated 2023, weighing 2000 g with dimensions 138 cm high, 160 cm wide and 23 cm deep, in good condition and subject to CITES Annex II and EU Annex B.

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Description from the seller

Take a good look at all the photos.

It is the largest representative of the Phasianidae family. : the male's tail can reach 2 meters. The male has a black mask and a black collar, his plumage is yellow tinged with white and black.
It is also known for its aggression toward humans as well as other animals and its conspecifics.

If you look at the last photo showing a living specimen in its natural habitat, you will notice that the resemblance is perfect in every respect. We could rightly think that it is the same bird.

The beauty of this taxidermy is unabashed, in perfect condition.
The bird's distinctive colors and expression are superb.
The tail length alone is 136 cms !!!!

It is a great pleasure for us to present this exceptional, rare, and unique lot to everyone here, and only here, on Catawiki.
Not to be missed !!!

Good luck !!!

(All our parcels are securely packaged with materials specifically adapted for this purpose, and sent via Colissimo, with the tracking number provided, no later than the day after your payment, excluding weekends and public holidays).

Take a good look at all the photos.

It is the largest representative of the Phasianidae family. : the male's tail can reach 2 meters. The male has a black mask and a black collar, his plumage is yellow tinged with white and black.
It is also known for its aggression toward humans as well as other animals and its conspecifics.

If you look at the last photo showing a living specimen in its natural habitat, you will notice that the resemblance is perfect in every respect. We could rightly think that it is the same bird.

The beauty of this taxidermy is unabashed, in perfect condition.
The bird's distinctive colors and expression are superb.
The tail length alone is 136 cms !!!!

It is a great pleasure for us to present this exceptional, rare, and unique lot to everyone here, and only here, on Catawiki.
Not to be missed !!!

Good luck !!!

(All our parcels are securely packaged with materials specifically adapted for this purpose, and sent via Colissimo, with the tracking number provided, no later than the day after your payment, excluding weekends and public holidays).

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Venerated pheasant
Scientific name
Syrmaticus reevesii. - très grand et superbe spécimen adulte -
Country of origin
France
CITES relevancy
CITES Appendix II - Annex B in the EU
Condition
Good condition
Year
2023
Weight
2000 g
Height
138 cm
Width
160 cm
Depth
23 cm
FranceVerified
2369
Objects sold
100%
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