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Victorian Taxidermy: A Trio of Bantams by Local Cotswold Taxidermist J Griffiths of Burford Circa 1870
Kendall House Antiques Ltd.
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Victorian Taxidermy: A Trio of Bantams by Local Cotswold Taxidermist J Griffiths of Burford Circa 1870

19th century
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Victorian Taxidermy: A Trio of Bantams by Local Cotswold Taxidermist J Griffiths of Burford.

Circa 1870.

An early box type case, ebonised and glazed just to the front with its original pain of wavy hand floated glass. The birds modelled beautifully by a talented hand and retain their full colour. Griffiths small trade label can be found pasted to the inside of the case to the lower left.

50.5cm high x 60.5cm wide x 28.5cm deep

Physical Dimensions
Height
50.5cm (19.88")
Width
60.5cm (23.82")
Depth
28.5cm (11.22")
Declaration

Kendall House Antiques Ltd. has dated this Victorian Bantam Taxidermy Case to the 1870s.

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SA1233950
Dealers Internal Reference
26840
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Description
Victorian Taxidermy: A Trio of Bantams by Local Cotswold Taxidermist J Griffiths of Burford.

Circa 1870.

An early box type case, ebonised and glazed just to the front with its original pain of wavy hand floated glass.
Kendall House Antiques Ltd.

The birds modelled beautifully by a talented hand and retain their full colour. Griffiths small trade label can be found pasted to the inside of the case to the lower left.

50.5cm high x 60.5cm wide x 28.5cm deep

Height
50.5cm (19.88")
Width
60.5cm (23.82")
Depth
28.5cm (11.22")
Date of Manufacture

Kendall House Antiques Ltd. has dated this Victorian Bantam Taxidermy Case to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1233950
Dealers Internal Ref
26840
Kendall House Antiques Ltd.
Kendall House Antiques Ltd.
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2022

Kendall house antiques a traditional shop in the north cotswold’s market town of chipping campden.

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A Victorian glazed black wooden case containing three taxidermy bantam chickens set within a naturalistic mossy landscape against a pale background.
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Archive I A Victorian glazed black wooden case containing three taxidermy bantam chickens set within a naturalistic mossy landscape against a pale background.

Victorian Taxidermy: A Trio of Bantams by Local Cotswold Taxidermist J Griffiths of Burford Circa 1870

Archive II A Victorian glazed black wooden case containing three taxidermy bantam chickens set within a naturalistic mossy landscape against a pale background. View II
Archive III A Victorian glazed black wooden case containing three taxidermy bantam chickens set within a naturalistic mossy landscape against a pale background. View III
Archive IV A Victorian glazed black wooden case containing three taxidermy bantam chickens set within a naturalistic mossy landscape against a pale background. View IV
Archive V A Victorian glazed black wooden case containing three taxidermy bantam chickens set within a naturalistic mossy landscape against a pale background. View V
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Kendall House
High Street
Chipping Campden
Gloucestershire
GL55 6AG 7
United Kingdom
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Kendall House Antiques Ltd.
Kendall House Antiques Ltd.
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A Victorian glazed black wooden case containing three taxidermy bantam chickens set within a naturalistic mossy landscape against a pale background.
Victorian Taxidermy: A Trio of Bantams by Local Cotswold Taxidermist J Griffiths of Burford Circa 1870
Ref: SA1233950
A Victorian glazed black wooden case containing three taxidermy bantam chickens set within a naturalistic mossy landscape against a pale background.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

During the 19th century, Victorian bird taxidermy cases typically showcased preserved specimens mounted in realistic naturalistic settings within glass-fronted wooden boxes, reflecting the eras fascination with natural history and domestic display.

Traditional cases utilised blown glass, glazed wooden frames, papier-mache or carved wooden rocks, dried mosses, and real bird specimens treated with period preservatives.

Authentic 19th-century taxidermy often features handmade glass with slight distortions, period paper trade labels from specific taxidermists, hand-painted background scenes, and age-appropriate wear to the timber frame.

Cased taxidermy works effectively as a focal statement piece placed on a sideboard, mantelpiece, or within a study alongside books and natural history curiosities.

Keep cases out of direct sunlight to prevent feather fading, maintain stable humidity to protect the organic mounts, and clean the glass frame gently using a dry microfibre cloth.
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