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Restoration and Repair
Repair and refurbishment of previously mounted specimens is a sought-after speciality at Wild Art; mounts are brought in for repair, restoration, remodelling or simply to be cleaned, from public as well as private collections. Recent projects have included a Roan Antelope (illustrated), a Sable Antelope, a Gemsbok, a Cheetah skin, a Bengal Tiger head, a River Crocodile, an Emperor Penguin, a Roseate Spoonbill, a Northern Pike, a pair of Fallow Deer (ex-Chatsworth House), a Great Grey Owl, a European Otter, a Crowned Crane, a Red Deer stag, a Raven, a full-size Polar Bear, and a collection of birds from New Zealand. Much in demand, this aspect of taxidermy offers an interesting opportunity to work with more exotic species, and to learn from others' work.
14th November 2002
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Roan Antelope
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