Edward Charles Saunders was in business from at least the 1890s up until the 1930s. Most of his time was at 10 Church Plain, Great Yarmouth but in 1929 he moved to 98 Arundel Road. Cases by him are considerably less common than those of Lowne. They are also, in most instances, slightly more recent, having been produced mainly in the 20th century.
We have bought major collections from museums and private collectors.
Offer your items here.
Taxidermy law can be complicated.
We make it our business to know the laws surrounding the trade, keeping up to date with changes in current legislation so you can buy in confidence.
The House of Taxidermy does not source modern taxidermy specimens that have been killed for the purpose of taxidermy. Our modern taxidermy is mainly roadkill and catkill as these are sadly the top two threats to British wildlife. We also get animals that have died of old age, largely from zoos and falconers.
Antique pieces for us are another matter. Although some of these old specimens were hunted, we see no harm in trading them today.
Destroying them will not bring the animal back.
Copyright © 2025 House of Taxidermy. All rights reserved.