A Contemporary Taxidermy Squirrel Mounted on an Edwardian Period Bowling Bowl sub-Religion & Relics but in the city itself

but in the city itself

the distress to the paint commensurate with age survives from the early nineteenth century

There is also the ‘Perrybuoy – board of trade approved’ marked in raised lettering on either flank

having a knob operated mechanism for the drop end with three elevations

The gilding as a whole has areas of wear and loss as seen in the photographs but the mirror has not be restored and thus remains true to its original condition and is ready and able to be hung and admired

A Contemporary Taxidermy Squirrel Mounted on an Edwardian Period Bowling Bowl sub-Religion & Relics but in the city itselfOrigin: English Period: 21st Century & Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: The Mount c. 2014, the Bowling Ball c. 1900 Height: 21. 5 inches (the whole, at maximum) The well preserved and mounted adult grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) specimen with adjustable tail, perfectly balanced on an Edwardian period turned lignum vitae bowling ball with ivorine inset. Common Squirrel I'm needing to write In praise of the Common squirrel. If there is anything