Description

This taxidermy fox head with bushy tail, mounted on a shield-shaped plaque, is a striking piece that captures the Victorian fascination with natural history and the art of taxidermy.

Taxidermy mounts like this were popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries, symbolizing both respect for wildlife and a love of the outdoors. Displayed in country homes and hunting lodges, these pieces celebrated the beauty and wildness of the natural world.

Perfect for collectors of taxidermy or rustic decor, this mounted fox head brings a touch of historic charm and a connection to nature into any space.