1841 Feathered Tribes of Britain Mudie BIRDS

1841 Feathered Tribes of Britain Mudie BIRDS Ornithology Illustrated 2v Robert Mudie was a 19th-century English journalist who took a special interest in ornithology. This interest developed into seve

Hand Colored Etchings Published 1841, London for "The Feathered Tribes of the British Islands" by Robert Mudie. Paper Size: 8 x 5 inch (20 x 13cm) Good Condition

9 Prints plus 2 Illustrated Title Pages. Hand Colored Etchings Published 1841, London for "The Feathered Tribes of the British Islands" by Robert Mudie. Paper Size: 8 x 5 inch (20 x 13cm) Good Conditi

Hand Colored Lithographs Published 1851, London for "Favourite Song Birds; Containing a Popular Description of the Feathered Songsters of Britain..." by H. G. Adams. Illustrated by Edward Gilks. Paper

A rare Steuben crystal figurine by English artists Peter Aldridge (born 1947) and Jane Osborn Smith (1952-2013). Titled, "Bird Song." A wildlife group depicting seven feathered birds, chosen for their

Gilt Brass & Enamel Animated Bird Box. Gilt brass box with chamfered corners has engraved filigree and birds with black enamel highlights; spring driven animated mechanism, feathered bird appears from

Gilt Brass & Enamel Animated Bird Box. Gilt brass box with chamfered corners has engraved filigree and birds with black enamel highlights; spring driven animated mechanism, feathered bird appears from

Pair of Italian porcelain parrots on floral trunks. Features a yellow and blue feathered bird perched on a branch form trunk with green and yellow floral decoration. Marked 117/M Italy on bottom. SHIP

Mechanical tortoiseshell singing bird music box. Top has enamel / hand painted European landscape scene with flowers on underside. Feathered bird pops out of finely detailed gold gilt oval compartment

Switzerland, Austria,19th Century Top of box decorated with women and sheep beside a lake with landscape cartouches to each side. The interior of the box is a Viennese movement and red feathered bird

Unmrked likely French or Swiss, circa 1840 with key wind spring driven movement, when operated the lid flips open and the real feathered bird flips up from an open work floral engraved brass cover and

Circa 1920 , Gilt Bronze Singing Bird Box, West Germany The Sides Ornately Decorated And With Pop-Up Feathered Bird. Length 4.25 Inches (11 Cm).Excellent working condition. Estimate $2.000-2.500

19TH C. WITH TORTOISE SHELL CASE WITH SINGING BIRD MECHANISM. DECORATED POP-UP LID REVEALING FEATHERED BIRD. 4" X 2 1/2" X 1 1/2". TERMS: UPDATED 2023 TERMS FOR PURCHASING AND SHIPPING OF AUCTION ITEM

Singing Bird Automaton - German made by Karl Griesbaum. First half of the 20th Century, dome shaped cage made of metal with gilding. Having a single feathered bird that moves his head side to side, ta

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico to Guatemala, Mayan Territories, Maya, Late Classic Period, ca. 550 to 950 CE. A stunning marble vessel with a feathered serpent head projected from the side and a petit

Chinese, Late Ming Dynasty (17th century). Carved cinnabar round charger with two flying and feathered phoenix birds amid lush lotus flowers and leaves. Bottom of charger or plate with brown finish on

late 17th century, silk ground with five cartouche, each depicting the bust of a female, all with long flowing hair, some with feathered caps, birds and insects, black and gold painted wooden frame, 1

Important 1841 Lancaster County, PA Mennonite Needlework Sampler. Signed Mary Nissley March 1841. With birds, hearts, strawberries, flowers, etc. Verse reads "Mary Nissley is my name, Mount Joy is my

French bronze dore chased rectangular box containing a brightly feathered mechanical bird which pops through a hinged top and filigree plate Marked: A.B. France. Key wound. (Approx. 1 ¼ x 3 ½ x 2 ¼

Swiss, 20th century. Whimsical grey feathered caged bird automaton with small bird with black eyes and moving beak on a t-shaped perch adorned with leaves and flowers above gold velvet ground within a

Pre War in original illustrated box. With detachable body, a superior example of this toy. Commemorates the land speed record of 276.8mph. 2 Pieces. Condition Pristine, Box Very Good

John Gould (1804-1881), publisher [BIRD STUDIES] Seven hand-colored lithographs by H.C. Richter and J. Wolf, 1862-1873, from The Birds of Great Britain, framed. Largest frame 24 1/2 x 31 inches; 622 x

A good tortoiseshell singing bird box, probably by Bontems, circa 1890, with going-barrel movement, the bird with layered feathered plumage in green, dark brown, electric blue and turquoise hues, red

An early 20th century French singing bird automaton. A feathered songbird in a gilded Brass birdcage moves and sings when activated. Some wear, losses to the feathers, running when cataloged. 11" high