A Pleasing c.1880 Ebonised Cased & Glazed Taxidermy Group of A Stoat & Kitten Rabbit sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles now paled to a sky

now paled to a sky blue slate tone

William Chase and Albert James Rowley worked together over many years

this dancing bear

would be HMS Lawford by elimination

Interest in RMS Titanic has always been strong but with the arrival of the one hundredth anniversary on the horizon

A Pleasing c.1880 Ebonised Cased & Glazed Taxidermy Group of A Stoat & Kitten Rabbit sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles now paled to a skyOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 The Case: Depth: 7 inches Width: 17 inches Height: 17 inches Showing the juvenile rabbit, Jemima, crouched nervously in a crevice, waiting amongst grasses and mosses, as the stoat, Simon, stands, loitering overhead, in a single glass ebonised case with blue sky painted interior and three hanging hooks to the rear. Sweet teens, Jemima met Simon around 1873 and a half a