Antique Bird Plates

An important collection of hand colored plates by Beverly Robinson Morris. From British game birds

Set of six late 19th-early 20th century circa 1884-1929 English Copeland Spode red Chelsea bird

Hand Painted Porcelain Plates with Chelsea Bird Design

consist of 12 plates and 3 comports, a total of 15 pieces. All handpainted in the Aesthetic Movement style

A nice American silver plated novelty napkin ring with nicely modelled bird standing on branch with

Of silver shape with lobed and gilt dentil edge; the well with a landscape of exotic birds enameled

A fabulous dessert plate, molded with swirling leaves highlighted with blue and gilt; the centre

Rare English delft pancake plate, London c. 1750. Naively hand painted to the centre, in polychrome

A Minton dessert service circa 1910, the plates decorated with humming birds and parrots perched on

Wedgwood octagonal Aesthetic Movement plate, the japanesque moulded border with puce borders, gilt

This is a beautiful saucer dish or deep plate made by Coalport around the year 1815. This plate

Set of 3 bird ashtrays in silver or pewter metal, very cute and very well made. They are from the

Unique flower pot with singing bird automaton made by Bontems in the last quarter of the 19th

Very rare singing bird cage in the shape of a ‘jardinière’ A masterpiece by Bontems, manufactured

Circa 1880's Simpson, Hall & Miller Co. silver plate serving tray. Aesthetic movement engraved

Very beautiful and rare clock with bird automaton. Made by Bontems at the end of 19th century in

and five Associated Artists published more than 3000 large folio plates of birds from many parts of

ground. When activated the lid opens to reveal the singing and dancing feathered automaton bird. Turning

Very rare singing bird box by Jacques Bruguier, made in Geneva circa 1850. When activated, the lid

which is set into an embossed face plate. A game bird is picked out in black and sits atop flora and

ground. When activated the lid opens to reveal the singing and dancing feathered automaton bird. Turning

"Gleaning of Natural History" published 1758-1764. The majority of the plates - 318 of them - depict birds

Art Nouveau plate, fine cut, Bohemia, Austria, gilded, set of four plates, bird pattern, good

Coracina fimbrata.[2] The male of the bird is depicted in plate 249. Although Huet must have made hundreds

Davenport stone China meat platter with drain plate. "Flying Bird" pattern.

hammered bowl resting on a gold plated bird's outstretched wings over a nest of leaves on an domed base

64 plate, circa 1740 where the flying bird is of similar form to the bird perched on the branch and

plates are decorated with a lattice patterned border, and landscape interior scenes with birds, pagodas

; figures in interiors, flora and birds. Each plate centred by a coat of arms. Chinese, circa 1900

finished drawings. The design and natural arrangement of the birds on the plates was due to the genius of

plate has motifs of birds and flowers, the bottom plate is decorated with a floral motif. Legs: Curved

) Issued in nineteen parts over thirteen years, the book consisted of 89 plates of land birds and 129

Rosewood and marquetry inlaid overmantel framed mirror with split columns, inlaid birds and foliage

Monograph of the Trochilidae or Humming Birds with 360 beautiful plates, among them a number of the plates

Monograph of the Trochilidae or Humming Birds with 360 beautiful plates, among them a number of the plates

a small section mother pearl missing on 1 swag which frames birds , inner plate missing of foot

auslandischer und seltener Vogel (Collection of various foreign and rare birds) which included plates based on

and rare birds) which included plates based on the works of Mark Catesby and George Edwards. Seligmann

and rare birds) which included plates based on the works of Mark Catesby and George Edwards. Seligmann

. Description: This scarse plate originates from: 'Sammlung verschiedener auslandischer und seltener Vogel

more than 50 years, he and five Associated Artists published more than 3000 large folio plates of birds

John JAMES AUDUBON (American, 1785–1851) Three-Toed Woodpecker. Plate CX from Birds of America

flanked by panels depicting figures and exotic birds with gilded highlights. The plate measures 15 ¾ in

1830s, as Robert Havell was finishing the last plates for the Birds of America. John Bachman, a

1830s, as Robert Havell was finishing the last plates for the Birds of America. John Bachman, a

finishing the last plates for the Birds of America. John Bachman, a Lutheran minister, who had been the

finishing the last plates for the Birds of America. John Bachman, a Lutheran minister, who had been the

finishing the last plates for the Birds of America. John Bachman, a Lutheran minister, who had been the

, cascading water over rocks, all carrying a naturalistic design and headed with Ho Ho birds. English circa

C.L. Lemaire and Florent Prevost, first publ. 1836. On our plates bird and other species are combined

publ. 1836. On our plates bird and other species are combined with plants and appear to be designed for

and Florent Prevost, first publ. 1836. On our plates bird and other species are combined with plants

Prevost, first publ. 1836. On our plates bird and other species are combined with plants and appear to be