Red Deer Horns - TROFEO CORNA CERVO - 30 cm - 33 cm - 36 cm - (1)

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Original, official specimen TROFEO CORNA CERVO (Cervo Nobile) with skull cap mounted on a decorative wooden shield, dating to 1970 in France, weight 1 kg, 30 cm high, 33 cm wide, 36 cm deep, in good condition.

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Beautiful trophy made from real deer antlers belonging to a stag (specifically, the features and branching shape are typical of the red deer or noble deer). In biology and hunting, this structure is correctly called a rack. The white central part that joins the two beams is the animal's skull cap (skull cap), cut and mounted on a decorative wooden shield to be hung on the wall. They are very decorative, especially in country or mountain homes, hung on the wall, for example above the fireplace.

Beautiful trophy made from real deer antlers belonging to a stag (specifically, the features and branching shape are typical of the red deer or noble deer). In biology and hunting, this structure is correctly called a rack. The white central part that joins the two beams is the animal's skull cap (skull cap), cut and mounted on a decorative wooden shield to be hung on the wall. They are very decorative, especially in country or mountain homes, hung on the wall, for example above the fireplace.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specimen
Red Deer
Scientific name
TROFEO CORNA CERVO
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition
Year
1970
Weight
1 kg
Depth
36 cm
Height
30 cm
Width
33 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
ItalyVerified
23
Objects sold
100%
Private

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