An Edwardian Period Cased Taxidermy Waterfowl Bird c.1910 sub-Macabre- Medicine with this type of furniture

with this type of furniture being broadly labelled as Hollywood Regency

Her most famous works are ‘Wont You Buy My Pretty Flowers’ of 1887 and her portrait of Annie Horniman

Their main artistic premise was that areas or spots of shadow and light (macchie) were primary art components

with the opening of Rudding Holiday Park in 1973 and the use of the house as a conference and banqueting centre in 1987

selling for £580

An Edwardian Period Cased Taxidermy Waterfowl Bird c.1910 sub-Macabre- Medicine with this type of furnitureOrigin: EnglishPeriod: EdwardianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1910Height: 17. 75Width: 14. 75Depth: 9. 25The preserved waterfowl, possibly a juvenile merganser, posed upon a naturalistic setting of a rocky outcrop with moss and grasses to a whimsical painted background of stylised blue grasses and birds in the distance, presented in its original stained pine case being glazed on three sides, the whole surviving from Edwardian period England. The