A Fine Contemporary Taxidermy Hooded Crow on a Victorian c.1880 Chair sub-Antiques now preserved in the afterlife

now preserved in the afterlife

One of the plates is double sided as detailed above

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he was flexible enough to adapt himself to Neoclassical monumentality—the relief on the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel

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A Fine Contemporary Taxidermy Hooded Crow on a Victorian c.1880 Chair sub-Antiques now preserved in the afterlifeOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian & Contemporary Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 & c. 2013 Height: 45 inches (the whole) The Chair: 19. 5 inches deep x 19. 5 inches wide The large and fine stuffed and mounted hooded crow (Corvus cornix) specimen perched on a late victorian button back leather upholstered walnut nursing chair in faded condition with armorial cresting and carved turnings, the whole representing decay. Tithonus by Alfred Lord