Bakewell Sale

Taxidermy: A case of a seagull and a Kingfisher and a case containing a pigeon, both in naturalistic settings, 37cm x 43cm and smaller. (2) £40...

Taxidermy: A small case containing a Little Owl and a kingfisher and another case with a Sandpiper, 30cm x 30cm, and smaller. (2) £40-60

Taxidermy: A case containing a grey parrot perched on a branch, 40cm x 36cm. £40-60

Taxidermy: A large case containing a badger, in a naturalistic setting, 85cm x 36cm. £80-120

Three various glass domes, one oval and two circular, two with bases, 45 and smaller. (3) £100-150

After William Watson. "Rovers of the Glen"a print mounted as a calender for R. Orme and Co of Bakewell and matlock, 1907. £30-50

After 19th Century English School. "His First Shot" a print produced for and given with compliments by Hunters The Tea Men. £30-50

An ebonised and cane shoe horn, 20th Century, with negress head, 54cm, 21 inches. £10-15

A Regency Saraphagus form tea caddy, possibly rosewood, the domed top enclosing three compartments, above a base with turned handles, one lacking, 32.

Four various wooden boxes, including two mother of pearl inlaid work boxes and two others. (4) £50-70