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Alex Randall's Rat Swarm

DateFriday, December 11, 2009 at 04:29AM | Comment3 Comments | |

A few unusual pieces from Alex Randall collection of taxidermy and lighting fixtures.  Above "Rat Swarm" with twenty-seven taxidermied rats swarming together into a rat pillar in order to reach the globe of light.  Below is "Duck Desk Lamp."  Check out more at http://www.alexrandall.co.uk/

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Wow! i agree! i’ve been searching for so long for a site where i could find everything that i want, and i’ve just found it!! really, i’ve visited your blog, and it’s amazing, i will keep visiting
January 19, 2010 | Unregistered Commentermerchandisers
I am in awe and in love with these light pieces, I'm always interested in taxidermy works that can be used in ways outside decoration. These are really amazing.
February 13, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterDanielle Miller
you should check out this designer I found.

www.mrwoodsmillinery.blogspot.com

He makes hats out of birds.
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