Bird Specimen

Circa 1830 fully restored, Flamed Mahogany centre table with stunning Pietra Dura Specimen Marble top

Graceful yet commanding, this vintage gilt bird sculpture captures the moment of mid-flight with

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird Eastern Blue bird (Sialia sialis) mounted on a

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Regulus regulus) Regolo. Set on a wooden base with

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Anas querquedula) Garganey mounted on a wooden

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Linaria cannabina) Fanello Linaia cannabina

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Streptopelia turtur) Dove on a wooden base with

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird Sandpiper (Tringa subarcuata) mounted on a wooden

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird Red crossbill (Loxia Curvirostra) mounted on a

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Sturnus vulgaris) European starling mounted on a

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed green Bengal bird (Amandava formosa Latham), mounted on

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird Great Spotted Red woodpecker (Dendrocopos major

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Aythya marila) gray duck small plunger mounted on

Natural specimen from a cabinet of curiosities. Stuffed bird of pray (Circus Cyaneus Linnaeus, 1766

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Erithacus rubecula) Robin on a wooden base with

A detachable and moveable metal sculpture of a wading bird, probably a curlew, with a long crooked

Natural Specimen from Wunderkammer stuffed bird (Tichodroma muraria) Wallcreeper on a fruitwood

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Arenaria Interpres) Turnstone, mounted on a wooden

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Perdix perdix) Partridge mounted on a wooden base

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Emberiza calandra) Bunting mounted on a wooden

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird Common pigeon (Columba livia) mounted on a wooden

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Melopsittacus undulatus) Corrugated parakeet

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Passer domesticus) House sparrow mounted on a

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Pyrrhula pyrrhula) Bullfinch on a wooden base with

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Passer domesticus) House sparrow mounted on a

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird Green Sandpiper (Tringa Ochropus) mounted on a

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird (Passer domesticus) House sparrow on a wooden base

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird Corn Bunting (Emberiza Calandra) mounted on a

Natural specimen from Wunderkammer Stuffed bird thrush song (Turdus philomelos) mounted on a wooden

The Flood, 2016, is an illuminated update on the traditional Victorian glass-cased diorama depicting a surreal jungle encounter between an upcycled vintage taxidermied tiny egret and...

, raw surface patina. Bird, textured brush and cactus motifs are abstracted in cast bronze on a center

A magnificent 1930s taxidermy specimen of a Common buzzard with outstretched wings in a large

1940s Vintage Carved Water Buffalo Horn Hand Carved and Detailed Sculpture of a Parrot / Bird on

. Good conditions.  The artwork represents two birds specimens, through preciseness and congruous B./W

Nast*, Paris, dating to the early 19th century. Each plate is finely painted with a unique exotic bird

or stuffed specimens, leading to many myths about these birds. It was believed they had no legs and

died in 1841. When Charles Darwin presented his mammal and bird specimens collected during the second

died in 1841. When Charles Darwin presented his mammal and bird specimens collected during the second

composition is balanced and calm, allowing the viewer to study both birds as comparative natural specimens

difficulties, the artist obtained a specimen of this bird and painted it in London in 1838. Flocks of flamingos

completion. Specimens of this bird were lent to Audubon by Lord Derby (Lord Stanley as he then was). Lord

Birds (1821–1828). He was able to examine specimens of Australian birds which reached England in the

was able to examine specimens of Australian birds which reached England in the last twenty years of

Birds (1781–1801) and General History of Birds (1821–1828). He was able to examine specimens of

depicted might be a species native to Europe or possibly an exotic bird drawn from live specimens in

landowner and artist who, as a boy, had studied the habits of birds and collected them as specimens

Stunning carved stone bird mounted on Quartz specimen. Carved from orange Calcite and trimmed in

Stunning carved stone bird mounted on Quartz specimen. Carved from orange Calcite and trimmed in

by the IUCN, they are also seasonally hunted as game birds. This expertly preserved specimen

) was a British gentleman landowner and artist who, as a boy, had studied the habits of birds and

specimens of birds. Manufactured in circa 1750, the piece has its time but it is in good conditions. A

his approach to ornithology, shifting the perspective from merely cataloging birds as specimens to

Three stunning carved stone birds mounted on Quartz specimens. The two orange parrots are carved

', containing finely painted illustrations of these tiny birds based upon the stuffed specimens in his

decors animaliers natural specimen, birds, animals, terracotta color, peach, orange, bone beige

- each plate and comport hand painted with three different specimens of birds against leafy branches

. Her intricate drawings of artefacts and bird specimens, and her unique feather collages, are inspired