A Taxidermy Study of a Barn Owl in a Victorian Glass Terrarium sub-Art & Sculpture There are a handful of

There are a handful of holes to note

Many of the specimens are captioned with the latin names

In an act of chivalry Edward placed the garter around his own leg

One of the wheels turns more willingly than the other but the whole is in original condition and is charming as a result

Numsie was happy to have the bird around his tower and he looked after her for several years until she passed away

A Taxidermy Study of a Barn Owl in a Victorian Glass Terrarium sub-Art & Sculpture There are a handful ofOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Edwardian & Later Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1910 Height: 18 inches (at maximum) Base Diameter: 11 inches The well preserved and mounted adult barn owl (Tyto alba) specimen, its gaze cast downward, housed in an unusual decagon leaded glass terrarium on a naturalistic setting of a log, grasses, stones and a peacock butterfly specimen, surviving from the Victorian period and later. My Body is a Cage; Arcade