Carved Wooden Roe Deer Trophy – Roe Deer Antlers From The Black Forest, Late 19th Century

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Carved Wooden Roe Deer Trophy – Roe Deer Antlers From The Black Forest, Late 19th Century

Antique wall trophy depicting a deer head, entirely carved from wood with remarkable attention to detail.

The modeling of the head, ears, and coat reflects exceptionally meticulous carving, while the antlers are made of genuine deer antlers, lending the piece a striking sense of realism.

The trophy is mounted on an oval shield imitating intertwined branches, embellished with raised ivy leaves, in the style of late 19th-century hunting-themed decor.

The back retains its original mounting system, allowing for easy wall hanging.

An original decorative piece, combining wood carving and natural elements, highly representative of the Belle Époque’s taste for decorative trophies.