Roe Deer

19th century Roe Deer trophy believed to have been taken by Emperor Franz Josef during his time at

19th century Roe Deer trophy believed to have been taken by Emperor Franz Josef during his time at

19th century Roe Deer trophy believed to have been taken by Emperor Franz Josef during his time at

exquisitely carved Black Forest hunt plaque including a set of Roe Deer antlers on the top of the carving

19th century Roe Deer trophies believed to have been taken by Emperor Franz Josef during his time

19th century Roe Deer trophies believed to have been taken by Emperor Franz Josef during his time

19th century Habsburg roe deer trophies on stands with the royal cypher of Emperor Franz Josef of

and nine (9) roe deer trophies on original, hand carved wood plaques with gilt detail. The fallow

One historic "damhirsch" (fallow deer) and eight "rehbock" (roe deer). The fallow deer and roe

19th century Habsburg Red Stag and Roe Deer hunt trophy on polychromed and gilt hand-carved period

CAP. Please see the matching smaller Roe Deer trophies that compliment this piece. Plaque alone

cap. Please see the matching smaller Roe Deer trophies that compliment this piece. Plaque alone

the 19th century. The roe deer antlers on the top of the plaque are attached to a hand carved wooden

Set of four antique German Black Forest roe deer mounted antlers, on carved mahogany shields; two

unusually large pair of Roe Deer horns was made in Germany during the last quarter of the nineteenth century.

This hunting trophy originated from the Eckartsau castle of Emperor Franz Joseph in the Southern Austrian Alps. Eckartsau was a favorite hunting schloss of the Habsburg family. T...

A beautiful aligned roe deer in ceramic by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand, Sweden, 1960s. Dark brown

19th century Roe Deer trophy on stand with the original badge of König (King) Wilhelm of

Joseph. One historic "damhirsch" (fallow deer) and six "rehbock" (roe deer) believed to have been a

A group of 19th century Roe Deer trophies believed to have been taken by Kaiser Wilhelm II of

19th century Roe deer trophies from Emperor Franz Joseph's castle at Eckartsau in the Southern

of this stool come from a deer that served as a hunting trophy in the late 1970s in France. The

This group of thirteen Roe Deer antlers trophy mounts date from the late 1800s to 20th century