A Salient 19thC Walter Potter Taxidermy Rabbit with Tusks Mounted in a Glazed & Ebonised Display Case sub-Antiques the genuine pupils and white-flecked

the genuine pupils and white-flecked blue irises make them uncannily realistic

though caution would be advised

Rosy Footman

enemas were one of the faddy "cure alls" towards the end of the 19th Century and were very popular

some drawings

A Salient 19thC Walter Potter Taxidermy Rabbit with Tusks Mounted in a Glazed & Ebonised Display Case sub-Antiques the genuine pupils and white-fleckedOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: The Jamaica Inn, Cornwall Date: c. 1871 Height: 14 inches Width: 15 inches Depth: 6 inches The irregular preserved rabbit specimen set against a sky blue painted sky within a naturalistic setting, mounted in a glazed and ebonised rectangular display case, marked with museum label WP. 216 Rabbit with Tusks, hailing from the Walter Potter Collection, Bramber Museum, West Sussex, England