Antique Aviary

By frequenting the many stables, aviaries and kennels in his area, Pope was able to develop a sharp eye for the anatomical nuances of the animals he would later turn into paintings.

By frequenting the many stables, aviaries and kennels in his area, Pope was able to develop a sharp eye for the anatomical nuances of the animals he would later turn into paintings.

By frequenting the many stables, aviaries and kennels in his area, Pope was able to develop a sharp eye for the anatomical nuances of the animals he would later turn into paintings.

By frequenting the many stables, aviaries and kennels in his area, Pope was able to develop a sharp eye for the anatomical nuances of the animals he would later turn into paintings.

By frequenting the many stables, aviaries and kennels in his area, Pope was able to develop a sharp eye for the anatomical nuances of the animals he would later turn into paintings.

By frequenting the many stables, aviaries and kennels in his area, Pope was able to develop a sharp eye for the anatomical nuances of the animals he would later turn into paintings.

By frequenting the many stables, aviaries and kennels in his area, Pope was able to develop a sharp eye for the anatomical nuances of the animals he would later turn into paintings.

By frequenting the many stables, aviaries and kennels in his area, Pope was able to develop a sharp eye for the anatomical nuances of the animals he would later turn into paintings.

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

Jarvis” as a “China Decorator,”a common occupation for women artists working in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. {1} During her global travels, Ida would visit zoos...

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of English hawk, most of t...

IN DEALER DETAILS As a boy, Robert John Thornton (d.1837) demonstrated his love of natural history with his own botanical garden and an aviary, which contained every species of E...

Extra large Victorian aviary. Made in USA, circa 1890s.

Brass aviary, suitable for indoor or outdoor use, but designed as a centerpiece.