A Fantastic Early 20thC Mounted Taxidermy Fox Mask Dated to 1916 sub-Curios were manufacturers of essences and

were manufacturers of essences and essential oils for flavouring acrated drinks and food

Lime Hawk Moth

both reaching towards the sun and bathed in sunlight

this remarkable piece was sourced close to Woburn and we have no reason to believe the antlers do not derive from the estate

We therefore have no reason to believe there is any significance in the South African framer's label other than the strong links between the Dutch and the Afrikaans

A Fantastic Early 20thC Mounted Taxidermy Fox Mask Dated to 1916 sub-Curios were manufacturers of essences andOrigin: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1916 Shield Height: 11 inches Shield Width: 9 inches Depth (with Head): 10 inches Offering Philip the fox, preserved in excellent condition considering his age, mounted upon a good quality shaped shield with hand painted script: Found At Orange HaysKilled At Chartley Park, Jan 6th 1916. Philip was the only food critic in foxdom in the early twentieth century that was worth his salt. During