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A signed Cast Iron Birdhouse, signed Miller Iron Co. Providence Rhode Island and dated 1868. This Bird House is an exact replica of a Victorian Home that exists in Roslyn Harbor NY. This is one of 4 of these bird houses that I have had, two going to two different Long Island Museums, one to the owner of the Roslyn home that this is a replica of and this one which I sold in 1983 and purchased back from the owner. Usually, when these are found, they are missing the steps outside the house which are present here, there is one spike missing on the roof which is shown and there is some small trim off near the top of the right arch & an arch on the side of the house, [these are both shown below]. Another Bird house showed up this spring at Doyles Gallery, below is what Lita Solis Cohen wrote in MAD about the bird house: " This Gothic Revival cast-iron birdhouse from the second half of the 19th century caused a whir. It was stamped “MILLER IRON CO. PROV RI PAT’D APRIL 14, 1868” and measured 11" high x 14¾" wide. Estimated at $800/1200, it sold for $7500". However, you must add to that the 25% buyers premium to that figure which brings it to $9375.00
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A cast stone bird bath,
great condition
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This is a most unique bronze floor lamp. There is egret standing on a detailed leafy base, there are petals with shells for globes & all is topped with a wonderful shell globe. This lamp was recently rewired and is ready to go. The images show it lit but I am going to add images of it with the lights off.
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A 16 inch long beaded bird in very good condition, has a made in italy brass tag inside the bird
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This is an unsual Pair of French Ceramic Vases made in the last quarter of the 19th Century. The strong and vibrant colors of the blue and turquoise are exceptional and the use of the gilt butterflies is the icing on the cake. The gold technique of the Butterflies has been used by the French before, both Caranza while at Longwy & Veillard/Bordeaux used a gilt bird is this technique which I believe is a form of raised enamaling. Also, Fernand Thesmar used a gold technique on his pieces, condition is excellent, not to mention the usual triangle shape of the vases, 7 &1/2 inches tall
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A most distinctive wicker bird cage maintaining the original paint and color and dirt, needs a good cleaning, with original bird! Condition is great just needs to be cleaned
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A delightful Victorian Cast Iron Bird Bath maintaining layers of black paint, ready to go in your garden, 32 inches tall, 21 inches wide
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A Victorian Ebonized Pedestal with full bodied birds for the supports or legs, with Anglo Japanesque details between the birds. Great condition too, 29 1/2 inches tall to table height, to the tips of the birds 35 inches tall, table surface dimensions 18 by 16 1/2inches, width from bird to bird is 26 inches
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