2864 Tortoise Antique

Mounted Turtle Antique - A Timeless Symbol of the Ocean

A stuffed antique turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), also known as the hawksbill turtle, is a rare and beautiful taxidermy specimen that captures the majestic appearance of this iconic sea turtle. Found in tropical waters around the world, the hawksbill sea turtle is known for its striking dorsal shell with overlapping scales that reveal a fascinating pattern of amber, brown and gold. This beautiful pattern has been highly prized throughout the ages, making the turtle a special and sought-after taxidermy object.

This antique taxidermy piece depicts the turtle in a natural, serene position, as if gliding through the water. The refined details of the carapace, delicate fins and distinctive mouth of the hawksbill turtle have been prepared with the utmost care, perfectly preserving every detail. The taxidermy process has captured the beautiful colors and textures of the carapace in the best possible way, making this specimen not only a work of art, but also a tribute to the wonders of the ocean.

An interesting fact about the hawksbill turtle is that it is often found deep in coral reefs and tropical waters, where it lives mainly on sponges. This turtle has a distinctive sharp, bird-like beak that helps it scrape and tear its food from hard surfaces, distinguishing it from other sea turtles.

A stuffed antique turtle is a fascinating and unique decorative piece that reflects both the beauty of the ocean and the craftsmanship of classical taxidermy. Whether in a collection of natural history objects or as a striking decorative object in a home or office, this antique specimen adds a touch of maritime elegance to any space. The special details and antique nature of this stuffed turtle make it a timeless piece full of history.

Every stuffed animal supplied by By Max comes with the necessary legal documents. This can be a cites document, declaration of origin or just the invoice (this depends on the species). These documents guarantee the origin and legality of the specimen.