An Early 20thC Taxidermy Domestic Cat sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope Width: 21” (all at extremities)

Width: 21” (all at extremities)

The well preserved mummified head and neck with in tact teeth

5”Of diminutive proportions

In 1833 John Marshman Hill advertised from his looking-glass warehouse at 9 Kingsmead St as J

worn leather boards and a few tape stains

An Early 20thC Taxidermy Domestic Cat sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope Width: 21” (all at extremities)Origin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 40 Height: 10. 5 Width: 19 Depth: 10 The antique taxidermy domestic kitten or house cat (Felis catus), with green eyes and a somewhat surprised expression, wearing a leather collar and a chestnut coat, wonderfully poised in a freestanding and relaxed couchant position, the whole surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century, preserved as a cherished companion. The