A Beautiful Museum Cased Taxidermy Great Grey Shrike c.1890-1900, formerly of The Hancock Museum sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles They also had premises at

They also had premises at Leadenhall Street in London from 1888-1914 and also at Kings Road in Brighton from 1894

for instance and are more commonly seen as finials rather than in the main body of decoration

The three-foot naive school portrait of a lady

amongst other things

A Beautiful Museum Cased Taxidermy Great Grey Shrike c.1890-1900, formerly of The Hancock Museum sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles They also had premises atOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: The Hancock Museum (now the Great North Museum: Hancock) Date: c. 1890 19000 The Case: Depth: 4. 25 Width: 14 Height: 13 The beautifully preserved great grey shrike (Lanius Excubitor) ; a rare British visitor; the specimen housed within a beautiful scientific sparse museum case, the pine sides later painted in chocolate brown paint, the whole being beautifully unassuming with ivory paper backing and