A Pair of Early 20thC Taxidermy Owls Mounted on a Pair of Carved Oak Newel Posts sub-Religion & Relics from a huge eight-inch wing-spanned

from a huge eight-inch wing-spanned specimen to tiny pupae and exotic beetle

Ernest Kerfoot's 2 sons

Worth further research

fashioned from the best British tin plate

Origin: Probably American

A Pair of Early 20thC Taxidermy Owls Mounted on a Pair of Carved Oak Newel Posts sub-Religion & Relics from a huge eight-inch wing-spannedOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1935 (the specimens) & c. 1920 (the posts) Height: 60 inches (the posts) or 69. 75 68 inches (the wholes) The pair of 1940s period preserved British owl specimens, being a short eared owl (Asio flammeus) with outstretched wings, and a tawny owl (Strix aluco) perched peacefully, each rod mounted on a pair of five foot high 1920s period oak newel posts of neo classical design