Pair Of African Buffalo Trophies, Mozambique, 1967

A pair of African buffalo trophies from Mozambique, dated 1967, each retaining its original brass identification tag. These remarkable trophies are representative of the great African safaris of the mid-20th century and hold considerable decorative, historical, and collectible value.

The African buffalo is one of the most respected and iconic animals on the African continent, renowned for its strength, resilience, and imposing presence. Each trophy features the massive horns and powerful features that have made this species one of the most admired members of Africa’s legendary “Big Five.”

Mounted in the traditional safari style, the trophies are highlighted by their original brass identification tags, which provide valuable provenance and historical context. These plaques are highly sought after because they document the location and date of collection, thereby reinforcing the authenticity and historical value of the pieces.

These mounted trophies make a superb decorative statement and fit perfectly into a hunting lodge, country house, library, office, safari-themed interior, trophy room, or a collection of African memorabilia and natural history objects.

Displayed together, they form a striking symmetrical composition and evoke the golden age of African exploration and safari culture.

A rare and attractive pair of antique African trophies with documented provenance.

Origin:

Mozambique

Date:

1967

Materials:
Taxidermied heads with original brass identification tags

Species:

African buffalo (Syncerus caffer)

Dimensions (each):

Height: 104 cm
Width: 67 cm
Depth: 38 cm

Condition:

Very good vintage condition. Slight wear due to age and display. Original brass plaques present. Horns well-preserved and overall attractive appearance.

Keywords: Florin Antiques