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How do you clean a mounted pheasant?
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To clean a mounted pheasant, you should typically use a lacquer thinner and a rag. However, having a professional taxidermist clean your piece is the best way to ensure it doesn't become damaged. Find a variety of taxidermied birds on 1stDibs.
1stDibs ExpertMarch 31, 2023
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Male Ring Tale Pheasant Taxidermy
Located in Douglas Manor, NY
Male Ring tale pheasant taxidermy.
Mounted on wood wall plaque.
Category
Vintage 1960s Taxidermy
Materials
Animal Skin
Golden Pheasant Taxidermy Mount
Located in Coeur d
Alene, ID
Beautiful golden pheasant taxidermy bird mount. Standing full body mount with tail outstretched on
Category
2010s American Taxidermy
Materials
Feathers
William Farren of Cambridge Golden Pheasant Taxidermy Glass Dome Wall Mount
Located in Lowestoft, GB
A wonderful mount by William Farren of 23 Regent Street Cambridge of a Golden Pheasant.
Housed in
Category
Antique Late 19th Century English Taxidermy
Materials
Natural Fiber, Glass, Hardwood
Victorian Cased Pheasant Taxidermy, Late 19th Century
Located in Chicago, IL
This late Victorian-era taxidermy diorama depicts a male ring-necked pheasant with beautiful
Category
Antique Late 19th Century English Late Victorian Wall-mounted Sculptures
Materials
Other
Taxidermy Melanistic Mutant Pheasant
Located in New York, NY
This taxidermy specimen of a pure-breed melanistic mutant pheasant showcases the stunning beauty of
Category
21st Century and Contemporary American Victorian Taxidermy
Materials
Feathers
Exquisite Taxidermy Blue Eared-Pheasant
Located in New York, NY
This taxidermy specimen of the Blue Eared Pheasant presents a striking representation of this
Category
21st Century and Contemporary American Victorian Taxidermy
Materials
Wood, Feathers
