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Industry Science & Technology — Theodore Bruce Auctions

$144,000
A set of two trophy mounted mid 20th century black rhinoceros ho…
$108,000
A capacious mid 20th century black rhinoceros horn the horn stan…
$96,000
A magnificent and very large pair of African elephant tusks, the…
$90,000
A massive pair of African bull elephant tusks, the tusks are of …








Auction House: Theodore Bruce Auctions
Number of lots recorded: 104
Lots with images: 104
Prices available: 104
Category: Industry Science & Technology




Lot Description Price Image
*** A set of two trophy mounted mid 20th century black rhinoceros horns the front horn having a leading edge of 65 cms and the rear horn having a leading edge of 50 cms, the circumference of the base is 83 cms, the weight of the horns is 5. 2kgs and with the mounting board the total weight is 6. ***
*** A capacious mid 20th century black rhinoceros horn the horn stands 42 cms high the base circumference is 57 cms and is 22 cms x 15 cms and weighs 4.8kg. It was harvested in Kenya in 1959 and was imported into Australia in 1998 ***
*** A magnificent and very large pair of African elephant tusks, the tusks are of wonderful form and colour, they were harvested in the mid to late 1960's in Kenya, and imported into Australia in 1998, having spent many years in storage, they are each mounted on Mt Elgon Olive wood. (1) is approximately 266 cms long and weighs 49 kg ***
*** A massive pair of African bull elephant tusks, the tusks are of exceptional form and colour, they were harvested in the mid to late 1960's in Kenya, and imported into Australia in 1998, having spent many years in storage, they are each mounted on Mt Elgon Olive wood, the tusk marked 9 is approximately 285 cms (9' 3. ***
*** An impressive and large pair of African elephant tusks, the tusks are of good form and colour, they were harvested in the mid to late 1960's in Kenya, and imported into Australia in 1998, having spent many years in storage, they are each mounted on Mt Elgon Olive wood. (6) is approximately 248 cms long and weighs 40. ***
*** A late 19th/early 20th century black rhinoceros horn, the horn is of good colour and form, it is 36 cms long the base has a circumference of 42 cms and is 12.5 cms x 14 cms and weighs 1.30kg. ***
*** A late 19th/early 20th century black rhinoceros horn, the horn is of good colour, it is 16 cms long the base has a circumference of 42 cms and is 12 cms x 14.5 cms and weighs 0.72kg. ***
*** A 19th century mahogany 24-drawer microscope collectors cabinet and contents ***
*** A human skeleton fully intact with complete teeth (male) marked with muscle origin and insertions ***
*** A large important 19th century cased brass compound microscope marked Andrew Ross Optician London ***
*** A rare set of 14 19th century green glass hand blown apothecary bottles ***
*** A magnificent tiger skin with mounted head it is mid 20th century and is 277 cm long and 216 cm wide. ***
*** A mid 20thC full jaguar skin with mounted head, on brown felt backing 208 cm long x 148 cm wide, in very good order, one ear has some damage other notes: This Lot is subject to Cites Regulations when exporting outside of Australia ***
*** A large mahogany cased brass compound microscope marked W Watson and Sons London Van Heurck no. 1 ***
*** Two encased mounted trout by taxidermist Phillip p. Leggett bulton 122 cm long ***
*** A cased opticians stand and lenses Oeil Artificiel Dr Maurice Perry ***

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