We get asked to recommend Bird Taxidermists in both the UK and America, by our friends, we now include below a list of those we have had favourable feedback on this is not a complete list, if you don't find what you're looking for then please feel free to contact us. If you also wish to link to us then your taxidermy information shall only be placed in the appropriate class.
The "gallery" sections on this website feature Victorian and Antique Taxidermy by famous English Taxidermists that was produced before 1947.
We are interested in Purchasing Victorian Taxidermy, please respond via this on-line form of what you have for sale. HERE
Peter Spicer Water Rail and Spotted Crake
Black Leopard by C Dunton of Herts. Victorian Taxidermist. Many thanks Karen.
European Hobby by Mike Gadd. Modern Taxidermist 2005.
Pair of English Patridges by Swann of Essex. Modern Taxidermy, with a beautiful watercolour landscape to complete the case.
Victorian case of mixed waders/gamebirds. These include, Great Snipe, Jack Snipe, Woodcock, Snipe and Water Rail in a Winter scene. Case was created by James Gardner of Oxford Street, London.
Pair of English Patridges and six chicks by unknown Victorian Taxidermist.
Detail of the North Atlantic Gannets, by unknown Victorian Taxidermist.
Victorian pair of Common Buzzards by Henry Shaw
Victorian Tawny Owl by Bill Cox, from the BCB collection.
Victorian case of a Fox chasing a white Rabbit by T H Shopland of Torquay
Victorian Fieldfare in flight. Another stunning case reasonably priced by James Gardner of Oxford Street London. Although it must be remembered that Gardner cases are prone to moth attack and damage.
James Gardner trade label to the rear of the above case
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Victorian case of Male and Female Crossbills by FC Waters of Aboyne, Aberdeenshire. J B Waters of Aboyne started the firm in 1850's, this case was undertaken by his son FC Waters. The date of this wonderful case is 1880. The case work follows the family tradition on using all glass cases and painting a subtle watercolour on the back pane of glass.
Victorian case of Male Crossbill in close up by FC Waters of Aboyne, Aberdeenshire.
Victorian case of Razorbills and Guillimott. Beautiful simple case, showing seabirds in natural poses. The maker and date of this case are currently unknown. Another reasonably priced case discovered in Devon.
Wryneck in a wall hanging octagonal case. Victorian Case and very pretty and very well executed small bird. I have seen other similar cases by Homer and Henry Ward.
Victorian Taxidermy Whimbrel in " TE Gunn" style case. This bird was one of a pair and has now been re-cased. The original case had an oil painting of St Leonard's on Sea, coastline in East Sussex, but was beyond practical repair. The date on the painting was 1860.
Victorian mixed case of North American birds, by Hutchinson of Derby. Many thanks Henry..Contents from left to right.Mountain Bluebird, Yellow Headed Blackbird, Mousebird, Western Tanenger, American Robin, Fairy Wren, Red Winged Flicker, Cinnamon Teal, Azure Kingfisher, Kildeer Plover.
Victorian Grebes by TE Gunn, from the BCB collection.
Victorian Kittiwakes by Hutchings.
Victorian Great Crested Grebe by Cole of Norwich. Victorian case.
Victorian Ptarmigans by Peter Spicer of Leamington Spa.
Victorian Taxidermy Merlins by James Gardner.
Modern case, containing a Tawny Owl and two Owlets.
South American Toucan.
Victorian Magpie by Quatremain.
Victorian Taxidermy Merlins by unkown taxidermist, but believed to be by Joseph Cullingford of Durham. Data on the birds can be found to the inside left of the case.
Victorian Goldfinch by Homer of Forest Gate, better known for his fish taxidermy.
Victorian Merlins and eggs.
Victorian Male Merlin.
Victorian Cuckoos by Hutchings.
Victorian Kestrel by Murray of Carnforth.
Victorian Short Eared Owl by Lewis Hutton of Bristol.
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