African Guib Shoulder Trophy

African guib shoulder trophy, depicting the head and shoulders of one of Africa’s most beautiful and elusive antelopes. Mounted on a traditional wooden plaque, this trophy combines natural history, safari heritage, and decorative appeal.

The guib is renowned for its graceful appearance, distinctive facial markings, and magnificent spiral horns. This specimen showcases the species’ characteristics, including its alert expression, finely preserved coat, and elegant horns, contributing to a refined and harmonious presentation.

Mounted in the classic safari style, this trophy reflects the long tradition of African game trophies that have adorned hunting lodges, country estates, libraries, and natural history collections. The wooden plaque enhances the overall presentation while allowing for easy wall mounting.

Its compact dimensions make it particularly versatile and well-suited for a library, an office, a hunting lodge, a country home, a trophy room, a safari-themed interior, or a collection of African wildlife memorabilia.

A fine example of African taxidermy, celebrating the beauty and elegance of one of the continent’s most admired antelope species.

Origin:

Africa

Period:

20th century

Materials:
Taxidermied specimen mounted on a wooden base

Species:

Guib (Tragelaphus scriptus)

Dimensions:

Height: 66 cm
Width: 55 cm
Depth: 27 cm

Condition:

Very good vintage condition. Slight signs of wear due to age and display. Well-preserved horns, attractive coat, and excellent overall presentation.

Keywords:
Florin Antiques