A Very Fine Early 20thC Mounted Mature Taxidermy Peacock sub-Curios There are traces of old

There are traces of old woodworm to parts but it is not active nor has it made any part of the structure suspect

only with more angular legs and the addition of a low back

with one chair having some loss to one of the stretchers

In overall good condition for its type

Sometimes called roundabout chairs in their day they were essentially occasional chairs often used in a corner or at a desk or perhaps as smoking or barber’s chairs with men often as the primary users

A Very Fine Early 20thC Mounted Mature Taxidermy Peacock sub-Curios There are traces of oldOrigin: Unknown Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 30 Height: 74 inches (approximately and at extremities) Base Diameter: 13 inches The mature English peacock or common peafowl (Pavo cristatus) mounted on a large rustic naturalistic setting stump mount on oak circular base surviving from the first quarter of twentieth century England in superb overall condition. The specimen is presented in very good order considering