An extraordinary grouping of trophies, each of these 19th century Chamois trophies is mounted on a hand-carved Black Forest plaque. These are full-cap trophies, but some have lost part of the skull over time as chamois skulls are very soft and can easily be damaged if not handled properly. Mounted at the bottom of each plaque is a medal featuring the "Black Madonna of Częstochowa" over the Polish “Order of the White Eagle." The medal given to Polish soldiers who fought in the Battle of Leipzig against Napoleon in 1813. Each trophy is unique.

As the plaques are hand-carved, the sizes range from 7.5"W x 10"H to 8.5"W x 10.5"H. The total height ranges from 11"H (smallest) to 12.75"H (largest). Twelve currently available.

Please contact us for favorable pricing on a pair or grouping. We can work with you to select pieces that work well together, but each one is truly special. Pricing is per trophy. See images with numbering to reference your desired selection (ie PR-Chamois 01) from the drop down menu.

Please also note that the dimensions given below in the item details section is for the largest trophy measurements. Individual dimensions can be given upon request, but they are all very close in size.

Part of The European Hunt collection, this collection of antique hunting trophies has been examined and appraised by James Supp of Coronado Trading Co., who is best known for his work with the PBS production "Antiques Roadshow." All pieces in this collection have been examined and appraised and come with a Certificate of Authenticity document.