A cased taxidermy specimen of a pike Early 20th century, by J Cooper & Sons, London Within a gilt lined bowfront glazed cabinet with label
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A cased taxidermy specimen of a pike Early 20th century, by J Cooper & Sons, London Within a gilt lined bowfront glazed cabinet with label inscribed 'Pike, caught by Harold Bowden at Clumber, February 13th 1914, weight, 20lbs' 120.5cm wide, 24cm deep, 49.5cm high (47in wide, 9in deep, 19in high) This set is subject to the following set symbols: TP
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