An uneven 12 pointer deer (Cervus elaphus) trophy shot in the Black Forest around 1900. The large antlers are mounted on a wooden wall plaque with reliefed plaster decoration depicting foliage, acorns and pinecones.

Trophies are mementos from the hunted game, which are kept by the huntsmen as a souvenir or decorative item. For many centuries it was a tradition to collect trophies. Nowadays exactly these are becoming more and more popular as decorative highlights in hunting lodges.

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