Antique Taxidermy

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

Taxidermy4Cash does not undertaken taxidermy, rather we are taxidermy collectors of other people’s work, both current and historical we also offer web hosting, a search engine submission service and increasingly one of the larger article resource banks on the net. So if your keen to learn about Taxidermy etc, then you know where to look. We are always interested to here about new resource, if you feel a resource should be listed here then please contact us.

Rough Legged Buzzards by Rowland Ward.


Sparrowhawk and Crossbill prey by Peter Spicer.

Victorian Red Throated Diver
Victorian Black Throated Diver

Modern North American Woodduck.


Victorian Waterrail.


Victorian Ring Necked Pheasant.


Victorian Peregrine Falcon with Rook prey.


Victorian Merganser.


Victorian Gannet by Clarke of Cheltenham.


Victorian label of case above by Clarke of Cheltenham.


Parrot by Rowland Ward.


Modern Tawny Owl and owlett.


Barn Owl by Peter Spicer.


European Otter by Peter Spicer.


European Jay by Peter Spicer.


Ptarmigans by Peter Spicer.


Ptarmigans in Winter Plumage.

Shopland Jay
Victorian Lillac Breasted Roller in close up.
Victorian Lillac Breasted Roller in close up

Kingfishers in wall Hanging dome by TE Gunn


Victorian Ringed Plovers

Buzzards by Jefferires, circa 1890

Tawny Owl by Bill Cox

Modern case containing a Blacked Back Gull and two chicks

Magpie by Peter Spicer

Modern Avocet, 1993 approximately.

Modern Chaffinch, understood to be Britain's most commonest bird. Lovely example


Victorian Common Gull by James Hutchings

Victorian Canary by James Hutchings

Victorian Common Gull by James Hutchings


Modern Avocet, 1993 approximately.

The article was produced around 1930 for my grandmother who was a Swedish immigrant with a intense interest in Australian wildlife. She commissioned its production to Mr H Bishop of Calen, Queensland Australia. All of the birds are native to the central region of Queensland and were sourced locally.

The article was produced around 1930 for my grandmother who was a Swedish immigrant with a intense interest in Australian wildlife. She commissioned its production to Mr H Bishop of Calen, Queensland Australia. All of the birds are native to the central region of Queensland and were sourced locally.

The article was produced around 1930 for my grandmother who was a Swedish immigrant with a intense interest in Australian wildlife. She commissioned its production to Mr H Bishop of Calen, Queensland Australia. All of the birds are native to the central region of Queensland and were sourced locally.

Flamingo, owned by A Turner, a Victorian bird


Balck Grouse Male, Created by Patrick Rumman of Birdtaxidermy.com. Modern Mount very well excuted.


Stunning Snow Geese, Created by Patrick Rumman of Birdtaxidermy.com. Modern Mount very well excuted.
Edwardian Taxidermist


Edwardian Taxidermist


North American Fur trappers


North Americn Prairie Chickhens at Lek by unknown taxidermist

Victorian Reed Warblers. Lovely example

Victorian example of taxidermy exhibit

Victorian exhibit of North American wildfowl, that include, Woodduck, Hooded Merganser and Brent Geese by example.


White Necked Hawk by unknown Taxidermist


Unknown Taxidermist at work

Victorian Red Backed Shrikes from The Booth Collection Brighton

Victorian Sabines Gulls from The Booth Collection Brighton

Victorian Red Necked Grebes from The Booth Collection Brighton

Victorian male Reeves Pheasant in a bow fronted case by John Cooper & Sons. This company were known for fish taxidermy but also undertook on a limited basis birds and mammals. This is a fine example of that work. Victorian North American Shore and Sea birds

Victorian case of mixed birds by Hine of Southport.

Victorian case of mixed birds by Hine of Southport in close up.

Victorian Eider male by unknown taxidermist.

Modern Snipe by unknown taxidermist.

Modern Avocet and Plover case by D Frampton.

Victorian North American birds

Victorian Spotted Crake by unknown taxidermist.

African Lillac Roller by unknown taxidermist.

Victorian Female Marsh Harrier by unknown but competent taxidermist.

Modern Bafflehead duck drake by Johnathan Stanley.

Modern American Widgeon duck drake by Johnathan Stanley.

Modern Woodd duck drake by Johnathan Stanley.

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