Two similar early Victorian walnut and glass cased taxidermy displays of exotic birds, circa 1840, each case containing approximately forty specimens mounted amongst the entwined sprigs and branches of artificial shrubs, rising from naturalistically arranged ferns and grasses; the arch topped cases glazed to front and back, each flanked by fluted columnar supports with foliate carved and waisted urn finials, on blocks with bulls eye roundels to each side, each on four short cabriole legs with ac
