A Fine c.1940 Taxidermy Kestrel in a Glazed Case sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The imposing large clear glass

The imposing large clear glass chemist jars having domed feet rising to globular tapering bodies having the original tear drop shaped stoppers surviving from the last quarter of the nineteenth century

with hand carved and painted wooden heads and hands (Punch also with wooden feet)

A fine way of adding antique medicinal charm to a kitchen or any shelf space for that matter

open to one double space with the two flanks being singles whilst there are two levels to each compartment

as in this example

A Fine c.1940 Taxidermy Kestrel in a Glazed Case sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The imposing large clear glassOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 40 The Case: Depth: 9 inches Width: 9 inches Height: 20 inches The four sided glass case housing a preserved kestrel (Falco tinnunculus), stood upon a barbed wired fence post, survives from the middle of the twentieth century in near perfect condition. Orson the kestrel was born in a concentration camp and escaped after 23 years. He grew up in Camp 19, a brutal