A Large French Painted Zinc Chateau Birdcage c.1910

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A Large French Painted Zinc Chateau Birdcage c.1910Origin: FrenchPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900 1930Width: 32Depth: 32Height: 74The large turquoise painted bent iron, zinc and mesh chateau birdcage, in three pieces to include a two piece stand, the cage of hexagonal pagoda form and surmounted by a flag finial, with one sprung loaded and decorated latched door to two feeders, the cage on a hexagonal base to four scrolled feet, the whole surviving from early twentieth century

There is no remedy for it

and more than likely from Italy

The case has a beautiful crusty patination to it and is wonderfully untouched and has echoes of a country house

25”Depth: 1”The unusual wall mirror

During trade Rippingille's were always direct with the way they chose to advertise and they continued to associate their product with the global appeal of the Empire and its peoples

Quchan is an important collection point for Kurdish and Afshar tribal and village rugs and this group of rugs is known for spontaneous and colourful fields

Poster Dimensions: 29

near Nottingham in 1589

The wonderful array of fish shown include many rather humorous annotations and include the following:

producing earthenware and from 1798

She couldn't be friends with benefits anymore and she told Simon it was just friends and no benefits

built the house about 1710

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