Hunting trophy

Young Male Roe Deer Taxidermy (Capreolus capreolus) - On a Wooden Shield Plaque - Summer Coat Splendid taxidermy specimen of a young male roe deer (Capreolus capreolus), mounted on a classic dark wood shield plaque, ready to be hung. The piece stands out for its excellent craftsmanship: the gaze is rendered extremely naturally thanks to well-symmetrical glass eyes and meticulous finishing of the eyelids. The fur presents its typical summer coat, characterized by short, dense hair and a beautiful fulvous-reddish coloration. The trophy (pedestal) is that of a young specimen, with straight front tines and lightly forked points. An ideal object for natural history collecting as well as a design element for rustic decor or Wunderkammer. details • Species: Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus) • Period / Condition: Second half of the 20th century / Excellent condition • Origin: Europe • Approximate overall dimensions: Roe deer only 40 cm (height) × 26.5 cm (depth); Head width about 12 cm. Weight: 1.32 kg Conditions The specimen is in excellent condition. The fur is clean, shiny, well-attached and completely free of shedding or signs of parasites. The only damage is on the right ear, a bit of skin is missing at the tip—visible in the photos. The wooden plaque is intact, stable and free of scratches.

Estimation:€150

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