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- Aug 18, 2026
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‘Holy grail’: Googly eyed ‘stuffed fox’ sold at antiques fair identified as a Tasmanian tiger (opens the original)
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A badly stuffed “fox” head bought at a UK antiques fair has sold for £62,000 ($118,000) at auction after being identified as the head of an extinct Tasmanian tiger. The anonymous seller bought the head on impulse for £50 three months ago after being amused by its “novelty googly eyes”, and expected to get little more than the reserve price of £28. But two keen-eyed bargain hunters had unearthed its true identity, and auction staff watched in astonishment as bidding headed into the hundreds – and
‘Holy grail’: Googly eyed ‘stuffed fox’ sold at antiques fair identified as a Tasmanian tiger (opens the original)
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A badly stuffed “fox” head bought at a UK antiques fair has sold for £62,000 ($118,000) at auction after being identified as the head of an extinct Tasmanian tiger. The anonymous seller bought the head on impulse for £50 three months ago after being amused by its “novelty googly eyes”, and expected to get little more than the reserve price of £28. But two keen-eyed bargain hunters had unearthed its true identity, and auction staff watched in astonishment as bidding headed into the hundreds – and
‘Holy grail’: Googly eyed ‘stuffed fox’ sold at antiques fair identified as a Tasmanian tiger (opens the original)
Read excerpt
A badly stuffed “fox” head bought at a UK antiques fair has sold for £62,000 ($118,000) at auction after being identified as the head of an extinct Tasmanian tiger. The anonymous seller bought the head on impulse for £50 three months ago after being amused by its “novelty googly eyes”, and expected to get little more than the reserve price of £28. But two keen-eyed bargain hunters had unearthed its true identity, and auction staff watched in astonishment as bidding headed into the hundreds – and
‘Holy grail’: Googly eyed ‘stuffed fox’ sold at antiques fair identified as a Tasmanian tiger (opens the original)
Read excerpt
A badly stuffed “fox” head bought at a UK antiques fair has sold for £62,000 ($118,000) at auction after being identified as the head of an extinct Tasmanian tiger. The anonymous seller bought the head on impulse for £50 three months ago after being amused by its “novelty googly eyes”, and expected to get little more than the reserve price of £28. But two keen-eyed bargain hunters had unearthed its true identity, and auction staff watched in astonishment as bidding headed into the hundreds – and
Nicole Kidman was warned marrying Tom Cruise would hurt her career but ‘didn’t care’ (opens the original)
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Nicole Kidman has described how marrying Tom Cruise ruined her acting career. The Moulin Rouge actress said people had warned her that marrying the Hollywood actor would mean living in his shadow, but she did not care because she was in love. The couple married on Christmas Eve in 1990, adopting a daughter, Isabella, in 1992 and a son, Connor, in 1995, before their divorce in 2001. Reflecting on her decade-long romance with Cruise when she was “so young”, Kidman told Vogue: “Suddenly I was 22, 2
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