Devonian Pixie
Devonian Pixie
A Mortimer & Gaunt fantasy creature specimen, catalogued in The Skullery for curious shelves, cabinets, and collections.
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The Devonian Pixie has a curious and friendly nature. It’s impish grin can be seen across a room!
Though their more popular Western cousins, the Cornish Pixies, were the latest to gain fame in the popular mind, all the locals know that the pixie folk to the East in Devonshire is the more ancient line. How thrilling to be so close to them!
Alasdair Graham - Saturday, June 7, 1856
This specimen has been mounted on a 1/8" brass rod with mounting décor as shown in the photo. The wood base is painted flat black and topped by a real glass globe as seen in the photos.
A Mortimer & Gaunt fantasy pixie skull specimen displayed beneath real glass. The Devonian Pixie's delicate scale and distinctive grin make it especially suited to curiosity cabinets, folklore collections, miniature oddities displays, and shelves that reward a closer look.
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Incredible -
I love these so much!!
This Devonian Pixie is an absolutely phenomenal specimen! An incredible addition to my collection!
Incredible!
The creator of these high-end show pieces is an extremely Talented Artist. The specimens each look as if they are truly real bone and the display stands with real glass finish off the items as if to be displayed in a museum of extraordinary things.
I was curious to encounter the Devonian Pixie once again, but nervous about its inherent impishness and penchant for tomfoolery. Imagine my surprise when I discovered Mortimer and Gaunt had made the specimens available for safe viewing from behind the safety of special glass. It also helps that the creature is now very, very dead.
Securely nestled inside its glass case, whatever method the naturalist and the occultist used to cage the creature is still holding up after all this time. Mortimer’s taxidermy gives the observer a unique look at the skeletal structure, and Gaunt’s unique glass case keeps the worst of the rattling from leaving the cage.
I may have made a mistake putting it too close to the Common Hob I also acquired from the emporium, however. Late at night I could swear I hear scratching on the glass, and the clicking of small teeth from behind the glass.
But other than that, great purchase!