A Contemporary Taxidermy Squirrel Mounted on an Edwardian Period Bowling Bowl sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage The chair has obviously been

The chair has obviously been in good use and as such the ebonisation has signs of wear especially to the top of the arms

There are some white markings to the upper edge and some losses to the gesso on the frame

with original ink well and working lock with key

Featuring in one of Watkins’ most complex paintings (see photographs)

The original heavy plate glass is mainly clear with some attractive foxing and sparkle

A Contemporary Taxidermy Squirrel Mounted on an Edwardian Period Bowling Bowl sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage The chair has obviously beenOrigin: English Period: 21st Century & Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: The Mount c. 2014, the Bowling Ball c. 1900 Height: 21. 5 inches (the whole, at maximum) The well preserved and mounted adult grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) specimen with adjustable tail, perfectly balanced on an Edwardian period turned lignum vitae bowling ball with ivorine inset. Common Squirrel I'm needing to write In praise of the Common squirrel. If there is anything