Description

Height: 34cm

Width: 18cm

A striking taxidermy example of a grey partridge, expertly preserved and presented in a dynamic “in-flight” pose.

The bird is mounted with wings outstretched, capturing a moment of natural movement and showcasing the intricate feather patterning typical of the species, from the warm chestnut tones of the head to the finely barred wings and body.

The mount is set upon a naturalistic perch and raised on a birch-effect base, adding an organic, countryside aesthetic that complements the subject beautifully.

Pieces such as this are often associated with traditional British sporting and rural interiors, making it an appealing decorative object for collectors of natural history, taxidermy, or country house style.

Grey partridge (Perdix perdix) mounts are increasingly sought after, particularly when presented in lifelike, animated poses such as this, rather than static standing examples. It works equally well as a standalone display or as part of a broader cabinet of curiosities or natural history collection.