Vintage African Impala Shoulder Trophy, Mozambique, 1966
Vintage African impala shoulder trophy, depicting the head and shoulders of one of Africa’s most elegant antelopes, mounted on a traditional wooden plaque. The trophy retains its original brass plaque engraved with “Mozambique 1966,” attesting to its historical provenance and reinforcing its authenticity as a vintage safari trophy.
The trophy depicts the animal in a natural pose, facing forward and turned slightly to the right. The impala’s beautifully curved horns, alert expression, and distinctive markings have been carefully preserved, showcasing the grace and beauty for which this species is renowned.
Mounted on a wooden plaque, the trophy reflects the classic style of safari decorations that were highly popular in the mid-20th century. The original engraved brass plaque adds a historical dimension, linking the piece to Mozambique at a time when big-game hunting and African safaris were an integral part of the travels of European sportsmen and collectors.
Today, these trophies are valued both as decorative objects and as historical artifacts of African exploration and safari culture. Its generous dimensions make it an impressive centerpiece to hang on the wall of a country house, a hunting lodge, a library, an office, a safari-themed interior, or a collection of antique taxidermy.
A magnificent antique trophy, authentic and with documented provenance via its original engraved plaque.
Origin:
Mozambique
Date:
1966
Materials:
Taxidermy mounted on a wooden plaque with a brass inscription plate
Species:
Impala (Aepyceros melampus)
Dimensions:
Height: 92 cm
Width: 60 cm
Depth: 30 cm
Condition:
Good vintage condition. Slight wear due to age and display. Original brass plaque engraved with “Mozambique 1966.” Antlers are well-preserved, and the overall presentation is attractive.
Keywords: Florin Antiques
The trophy depicts the animal in a natural pose, facing forward and turned slightly to the right. The impala’s beautifully curved horns, alert expression, and distinctive markings have been carefully preserved, showcasing the grace and beauty for which this species is renowned.
Mounted on a wooden plaque, the trophy reflects the classic style of safari decorations that were highly popular in the mid-20th century. The original engraved brass plaque adds a historical dimension, linking the piece to Mozambique at a time when big-game hunting and African safaris were an integral part of the travels of European sportsmen and collectors.
Today, these trophies are valued both as decorative objects and as historical artifacts of African exploration and safari culture. Its generous dimensions make it an impressive centerpiece to hang on the wall of a country house, a hunting lodge, a library, an office, a safari-themed interior, or a collection of antique taxidermy.
A magnificent antique trophy, authentic and with documented provenance via its original engraved plaque.
Origin:
Mozambique
Date:
1966
Materials:
Taxidermy mounted on a wooden plaque with a brass inscription plate
Species:
Impala (Aepyceros melampus)
Dimensions:
Height: 92 cm
Width: 60 cm
Depth: 30 cm
Condition:
Good vintage condition. Slight wear due to age and display. Original brass plaque engraved with “Mozambique 1966.” Antlers are well-preserved, and the overall presentation is attractive.
Keywords: Florin Antiques
1 500 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Solid wood
Reference (ID): 1783608
Availability: In stock
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