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Taxidermy Cased Kestrel by Cole

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A late 19th century Taxidermy female Kestrel in the original pine glazed case with wonderful foliage groundwork. This Kestrel is by the well respected John Alexander Cole of Norwich, 1838 - 1906, apprentice to James Gardner of London.

Dimensions: Height: 44.5 cm (17 1/2 Inches), Width: 32.5 cm (12 3/4 Inches), Depth: 19.5 cm (7 1/2 Inches)

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Category Antique Taxidermy Date 19th Century  Late 19th Century Antiques Origin English Item code as129a997 Status Sold

SellerWilliam James Antiques And Interiors

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William James Antiques and InteriorsPrivate dealer
By appointment only
Norwich
Norfolk

Tel : 01603 736947
or : 07717 121218

Non UK callers : +44 1603 736947 or +44 7717 121218
 
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