A Large Museum Cased Taxidermy Group of Four Scottish Red Grouse by R.Duncan of Newcastle Upon Tyne, Dated to 1882 sub-Art & Sculpture They prove mightily decorative and

They prove mightily decorative and are a shoe in to appreciate in value

and so is the man who can make a chair or table

and was for many decades considered the best ratter of all dog breeds

The late 19thC fencing foil sword having a tapering steel blade and cord bound grip

This panel is likely from a seventeenth century bed

A Large Museum Cased Taxidermy Group of Four Scottish Red Grouse by R.Duncan of Newcastle Upon Tyne, Dated to 1882 sub-Art & Sculpture They prove mightily decorative andOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1882 The Case: Depth: 8. 5 Width: 29 Height: 27 The large and impressive case bearing two pairs of preserved red grouse (Lagopus lagopus), two female and two male, the specimens set upon typical Duncan wooden blocks and housed within a beautiful scientific sparse museum case, the males in opposing stances in full breeding finery having hot red wattles above their eyes, the females in