A Wonderful c.1870 Gilded Architectural Bird Cage with Ornithological Taxidermy Studies sub-Antiques A hugely versatile macabre piece
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A hugely versatile macabre piece that would weather beautifully outdoors amongst the undergrowth or stay tactile indoors
would be HMS Lawford by elimination
148 Farringdon Road
Period: Meiji (1868-1912)
The front dial is stamped “The Dey Time Register” to one side and “Howard Bros
A Wonderful c.1870 Gilded Architectural Bird Cage with Ornithological Taxidermy Studies sub-Antiques A hugely versatile macabre pieceOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 80 Width: 15. 75 inches Height: 24. 25 inches Depth: 11. 5 inches (all at maximum) The Victorian period gilded bird cage with a pair of taxidermy studies of a yellow canaries on perches, the cage with four etched decorative glass panels, two wire work and embellished drink and food feeders with original ceramic liners with base to pull out drawer. There is some
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