Antique Chicken

feeds chickens before thatched cottage while two men saw through tree trunks in the foreground. The

Elegant mid-19th century Louis XVI painted bookcase featuring two chicken wire double doors on top

a Country Road with Chickens Original oil painting Dimensions 18" wide x 14" high The lightly

hold three whole chickens, or one rather large roast. Not a chef? Fill with ice and chill bottles of

An early 20th century French painted bibliotheque with intricate carving and chicken wire doors. It

grain for chickens and other barnyard fowl. The rustic trough showcases the expressive grain and raw

grain for chickens and other barnyard fowl. The rustic trough showcases the expressive grain and raw

, dogs, and chickens in a farm setting. Oil on canvas, laid down on board, unsigned, and housed in a

and chickens in a pastoral landscape with a thatched stable to the background. Presented in a large

. In the pasture are cows, pigs, and chickens. A road runs through the pasture, leading into the forest

(half chicken bird and half reptile) in battle with dolphin fish and two carved flanking doors all

vine pattern, amidst a field of petite flowers and chickens, woven in crimson, gold, pink, orange, and

woven with deep indigo wool, with alternating flowers and leaves on each petal. A small chicken is in

a chickens, and trims and tassels. The tapestry fragments are in traditional beige, rust and blue

and chickens behind them. The painting is presented in an ornate gilt effect frame with palmette

pig, a curious white horse, two chickens and a rooster. Signed D'Fields in lower right corner. In

roasting jack, a spit for chicken and a spare spit for poultry, a stand for use with the spits, a copper

roasting jack, one spit for chicken and one spit for poultry, a stand for use with the spits, a polished

. The animals include a chicken, puppies, two birds, and two red crowned cranes. Each panel has two

grain trough for chickens and other barnyard fowl. Chiseled from a block of granite over a century ago

baskets were used on American farms to store feathers from chickens and other fowl, and used to stuff

décor, gilded Greek Key and floral décor, chicken wire doors, drawers and additional wooden doors

rich, old patinated bronze finish. This chicken sculpture would make a nice addition to a table

grain or water trough for chickens and other barnyard fowl. Chiseled from a block of granite over a

plucking feathers from chickens, ducks, and geese, they were collected and saved in baskets like these, and

, 60.' This roaster could easily fit your Thanksgiving turkey, Christmas Ham, or three chickens for

grain trough for chickens and other barnyard fowl. Chiseled from a block of granite over a century ago

grain trough for chickens and other barnyard fowl. Chiseled from a block of granite over a century ago

grain or water trough for chickens and other barnyard fowl. Chiseled from a block of granite over a

grain trough for chickens and other barnyard fowl. Chiseled from a block of granite over a century ago

grain trough for chickens and other barnyard fowl. Chiseled from a block of granite over a century ago

by two doors on top with chicken wire windows. The bottom of the cabinet has two large storage doors

a devilish collectors item like this satyr head atop a demonic voodoo chicken foot.

talon or chicken feet bases. Will be sent via FedEx.

charming figure standing in front of the house with a cockerel and chickens in the yard. Signed ‘W. J

known as "imperial yellow," "canary yellow" or "chicken-fat yellow." In a process similar to cameo glass

traditional clothing. One woman has a duck and dog, another holding eggs with chicken, another with a goat and

wire and heavy grade chicken wire, the pot caddy is divided into six sections for holding the included

orange peel is "ju-pi" (chu-p'i). "Orange peel" or "chicken skin" refers to the same glaze appearance and

known as "imperial yellow," "canary yellow" or "chicken-fat yellow," with contrasting decorations in a

letting in light. The lower compartments housed live chickens and other fowl, destined for dinner. Today

present example depicts chickens laying about in the soft green grass of the pasture while a duck and

Chicken with the number 3 inside a oval cartouche for the standard or title. Note: The gold assay

period European wall hanging features an idyllic landscape scene, with a family of chickens in the

wood display frame. Actual dimensions of each sign is as follows: Chicken sign is 11.75" wide x

known as "imperial yellow," "canary yellow" or "chicken-fat yellow," with contrasting decorations in a

rural landscape with a standing bull, resting cattle, chickens and thatched buildings. It’s skillfully

antique eggs were used by the farmer to induce the chicken to start laying and brooding her eggs. Today

all original, and has the working locking key. The chicken wire is original and has a weathered patina

with side vase. Crafted in France circa 1890, the chicken sculpture is a Classic French country home

is of a person leaning against a tree overseeing some chickens in front of a very charming old

chickens in a barnyard, signed Normand. Created in France during the 19th century, this framed oil on

by four large doors with chicken wire windows opening to a large six shelf interior. The lower

door with chicken wire over a single lower drawer. The door opens to a storage area with two upper

crumbling cottage, with chickens pecking around the fields and what look like farm hand helpers in the

details. Thatched roof outbuilding in a forrested area. Free range chickens. Signed lower left and dated

with chickens & roosters. Both cache pots are identical in size and shape, they have scroll handles