A Fine Museum Cased Taxidermy Spotted Crake c.1865-85, attributed to Robert Duncan of Newcastle Upon Tyne

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A Fine Museum Cased Taxidermy Spotted Crake c.1865-85, attributed to Robert Duncan of Newcastle Upon TyneOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1865 85 The Case: Depth: 5 Width: 12. 25 Height: 9 The beautifully preserved Spotted Crake (Porzana porzana), the specimen set poised upon a typical Duncan wooden block and housed within a beautiful scientific sparse museum case with original black painted surface, the whole being beautifully unassuming with its ivory paper backing, lacking in any form of simulated habitat, the

This chaise’s desirability comes from the fact the leather is original and untouched and wonderfully decorative and she proves very comfortable too without the need to re-spring or re-webb

and that the industrial power that Britain could bring to bear was to the benefit of all those who came into contact with it

“Gold Flake” is

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antiquarian environment that nurtured a desire to train as a painter as well as an abiding and passionate interest in the history

the wholes in shell like form

exhibiting in San Diego

the two blending to form a pleasing whole

looking away to the side

The eight day face with arch top and space for rolling moon wheel hand painted with roman numerals

This attractive example has typical Cornish traits

In what we like to describe as ‘country house condition’

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