Gru Nucabianca Taxidermy full body mount - Grus vipio (with EU trading certificate) - 115 cm - 24 cm - 52 cm - CITES Appendix I - Annex A in the EU

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Jonas Rathaj
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Estimate  € 1,300 - € 1,500
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€450
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€350
IT
€330

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Taxidermy specimen of Gru nucabianca (Grus vipio) in good condition, mounted upright on a dark rocky base with an orange identification ring on the right leg.

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White-naped crane - Grus vipio

Elegant, life-size specimen of the White-naped Crane (Grus vipio), prepared in a classic, upright and alert pose. The specimen displays plumage in excellent condition, characterized by the strong contrast between the dark charcoal gray of the chest and front of the neck, and the clear white stripe that runs vertically down the back of the neck.

The wings feature soft light gray feathers tending toward pale white that fall naturally over the rear of the body. The head is adorned with the characteristic vivid red area around the eye, accompanied by a long and sturdy dark bill.

The long, tapered legs show a dark shade, and on the right leg there is a visible orange identification ring. The bird is firmly mounted on an irregular artificial naturalistic base that simulates a dark, rocky ground, finished at the bottom with a red protective edge.

Conditions: High-quality taxidermy, dense plumage and well-preserved coloration.
Support: Solid rustic artificial base, proportioned to the height and the animal’s slender build.

The buyer is responsible for verifying the import authorization of the item, as well as duties and taxes payable at the time of import. Therefore, one should check for any specific import regulations applicable to importing an item into one's country. The rules may concern import bans and licenses, as well as regulations on customs duties, VAT, excise taxes, and clearance costs.

White-naped crane - Grus vipio

Elegant, life-size specimen of the White-naped Crane (Grus vipio), prepared in a classic, upright and alert pose. The specimen displays plumage in excellent condition, characterized by the strong contrast between the dark charcoal gray of the chest and front of the neck, and the clear white stripe that runs vertically down the back of the neck.

The wings feature soft light gray feathers tending toward pale white that fall naturally over the rear of the body. The head is adorned with the characteristic vivid red area around the eye, accompanied by a long and sturdy dark bill.

The long, tapered legs show a dark shade, and on the right leg there is a visible orange identification ring. The bird is firmly mounted on an irregular artificial naturalistic base that simulates a dark, rocky ground, finished at the bottom with a red protective edge.

Conditions: High-quality taxidermy, dense plumage and well-preserved coloration.
Support: Solid rustic artificial base, proportioned to the height and the animal’s slender build.

The buyer is responsible for verifying the import authorization of the item, as well as duties and taxes payable at the time of import. Therefore, one should check for any specific import regulations applicable to importing an item into one's country. The rules may concern import bans and licenses, as well as regulations on customs duties, VAT, excise taxes, and clearance costs.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Gru Nucabianca
Scientific name
Grus vipio (with EU trading certificate)
Country of origin
Belgium
CITES relevancy
CITES Appendix I - Annex A in the EU
CITES document number
IT/CE/2019/PV/00461
Condition
Good condition
Year
2019
Weight
3 kg
Height
115 cm
Width
24 cm
Depth
52 cm
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