Diorama (reconstituted environment with natural (branches and plants) and artificial plant decor) under a glass globe containing fourteen naturalized avian specimens (birds), a lizard and beetles (one fallen and broken glass), most of which are found mainly on the American continent and are characterized by the families Cotingidae (Flycatcher), Thraupidae (Tanager, Blue Dacnis, ), Icteridae (Southern meadowlark), Corvidae (Cyanocorax called Green Jay), Psittacidae (Forpus conspicillatus called Spectacled Toui) and others. 

These specimens are sold as is. Some specimens have discoloration due to age and direct exposure to light. Some specimens have damaged plumage, beaks and glass eyes.

Size of display case: Height : 65 cm - Width : 48.5 - Depth : 33.5 cm

Certain bird species are now protected under Appendix II/B of CITES. However, due to their age, our specimens benefit from pre-CITES status, which came into force in France on August 11 1978 (decree 78-959 of 30/08/1978).
If the buyer is not a resident of the European Union, he/she must apply for a CITES export permit.
Live Thursday 25 January 2024・09:30 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 357

Diorama (reconstituted environment with natural (branches and plants) and artificial plant decor) under a glass globe containing fourteen naturalized avian specimens (birds), a lizard and beetles (one fallen and broken glass), most of which are found mainly on the American continent and are characterized by the families Cotingidae (Flycatcher), Thraupidae (Tanager, Blue Dacnis, ), Icteridae (Southern meadowlark), Corvidae (Cyanocorax called Green Jay), Psittacidae (Forpus conspicillatus called Spectacled Toui) and others. These specimens are sold as is. Some specimens have discoloration due to age and direct exposure to light. Some specimens have damaged plumage, beaks and glass eyes. Size of display case: Height : 65 cm - Width : 48.5 - Depth : 33.5 cm Certain bird species are now protected under Appendix II/B of CITES. However, due to their age, our specimens benefit from pre-CITES status, which came into force in France on August 11 1978 (decree 78-959 of 30/08/1978). If the buyer is not a resident of the European Union, he/she must apply for a CITES export permit.

Estimate
€300 - €500
Result
€320
Buyer's premium
27%
Diorama (reconstituted environment with natural (branches and plants) and artificial plant decor) under a glass globe containing fourteen naturalized avian specimens (birds), a lizard and beetles (one fallen and broken glass), most of which are found mainly on the American continent and are characterized by the families Cotingidae (Flycatcher), Thraupidae (Tanager, Blue Dacnis, ), Icteridae (Southern meadowlark), Corvidae (Cyanocorax called Green Jay), Psittacidae (Forpus conspicillatus called Spectacled Toui) and others. These specimens are sold as is. Some specimens have discoloration due to age and direct exposure to light. Some specimens have damaged plumage, beaks and glass eyes. Size of display case: Height : 65 cm - Width : 48.5 - Depth : 33.5 cm Certain bird species are now protected under Appendix II/B of CITES. However, due to their age, our specimens benefit from pre-CITES status, which came into force in France on August 11 1978 (decree 78-959 of 30/08/1978). If the buyer is not a resident of the European Union, he/she must apply for a CITES export permit.
Sale Thursday 25 January 2024・09:30 (Europe/Paris)
Sale location coming soon 1 ter, boulevard de la République 92210 Saint-Cloud