Antelope Taxidermy full body mount - Antidorcas marsupialis - 35 cm - 85 cm - 100 cm - trofeo di caccia di famiglia - 1

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Jonas Rathaj
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Selected by Jonas Rathaj

Has worked with taxidermy since childhood and gained retailer experience.

Estimate  € 280 - € 350
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€5
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€4
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€3

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Specimen: Antelope; Scientific name: Antidorcas marsupialis; Origin: Africa; Year: 1850; Size: 85 × 100 cm (W × D) with height 35 cm; Weight: 2 g; CITES relevancy: family hunting trophy; CITES document number: Altro; Condition: discrete condition.

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Springbok antelope skin, also known as the jumping gazelle, complete with a taxidermied head, mounted on a rug with a red felt edge. This type of craftsmanship was very common from the late 19th century to the first half of the 20th century. A stain of unknown origin at the center of the back. Jute lining with tears.

Springbok antelope skin, also known as the jumping gazelle, complete with a taxidermied head, mounted on a rug with a red felt edge. This type of craftsmanship was very common from the late 19th century to the first half of the 20th century. A stain of unknown origin at the center of the back. Jute lining with tears.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specimen
Antelope
Scientific name
Antidorcas marsupialis
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Africa
CITES relevancy
trofeo di caccia di famiglia
CITES document number
Altro
Condition
Fair condition
Year
1850
Weight
2 g
Height
35 cm
Width
85 cm
Depth
100 cm
Italy
1
Object sold
Private

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