Kendall House Antiques Ltd. has dated this piece to the 1910s.
61cm high x 45cm wide x 17.5cm deep
His style, economic use of the space and the exemplary way he preserved his specimens is remarkable, out of all the Victorian taxidermist none are probably better prepared to stand the test of time. If it’s the country farm house look you are after then look no further than Hutchings, just like the time-honored Aga and oak dresser.

For more information on this firm see
“The History of British Taxidermy” by C. Frost
“A History of Taxidermy” by P A Morris.
Or my own publication “A Record of Spicer’s” by R. Chinnery published in 2001 that has a small review of Victorian taxidermy, nicely illustrated with a couple of exceptional Hutchings cases.
Kendall House Antiques Ltd. has dated this piece to the 1910s.
Kendall house antiques a traditional shop in the north cotswold’s market town of chipping campden.
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