A Salient 19thC Walter Potter Taxidermy Rabbit with Tusks Mounted in a Glazed & Ebonised Display Case sub-Antiques Hopetoun House
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A Salient 19thC Walter Potter Taxidermy Rabbit with Tusks Mounted in a Glazed & Ebonised Display Case sub-Antiques Hopetoun HouseOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: The Jamaica Inn, Cornwall Date: c. 1871 Height: 14 inches Width: 15 inches Depth: 6 inches The irregular preserved rabbit specimen set against a sky blue painted sky within a naturalistic setting, mounted in a glazed and ebonised rectangular display case, marked with museum label WP. 216 Rabbit with Tusks, hailing from the Walter Potter Collection, Bramber Museum, West Sussex, England
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