Magpie Antique

Arthur Wardle (1864-1949) Magpie, a Pomeranian signed in pencil ‘Arthur Wardle' and inscribed 'Magpie' (lower left and lower right respectively) oil on canvasboard 10 x 14 in. (25.4 ...

Antique bird print titled 'Pie'. Original print of a magpie. This print originates from 'Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux' by M.

Both perched on branches while one is peering down at a snail. Marked KPM Berlin.

Magpie by Georges Manzana Pissarro (1871-1961) Pochoir 26.5 x 45 cm (10 ³/₈ x 17 ³/₄ inches) Signed lower right manzana - Pissarro and numbered 2/100 Artist biograpraphy: Like all s...

The iconic pattern shows a bird ( magpie) perched on a flowering tree branch, eying an insect, probably a butterfly.

Korean Minhwa Spotted Leopard Snarling Magpie and another Magpie flying in the pine tree Minhwa, Korean folk paintings, portray the simple and unaffected daily lives of ordinary peo...

The grouping of a pair of magpies, plum blossoms, and bamboo is a traditional Chinese image, which forms the rebus "the couple delights in double happiness" (zhumei shuangxi).

Magpie (Pica) – Antique Ornithological Print with Dutch Text, Nozeman, 1770–1829 This fine hand-colored engraving depicts the magpie (Pica), shown perched on a branch with a single ...

The engraving depicts the natural history developmental stages of the Admirable Butterfly and the Small Magpie Moth, along with the botanical environment in which the insects are oft...

A sublime Japanese two panel "Magpie and Peony" screen, ink and color on paper, Edo Period, late 18th or early 19th century, circa 1800, Japan.

PAIR of Chinese Qing Dynasty Qianlong Period-style (early 20th Century) red porcelain sleeve vases decorated with plum blossoms and magpie birds, which together carry the auspicious ...

Axis: Vertical 194 cm, horizontal 49.5 cm Inside: Vertical 126 cm, horizontal 37 cm some errors will occur in the dimensions. Please understand. Status I don't know the details of ...

Nutmeg or Spice-Bird' Old bird print depicting the Magpie (Pied) Mannikin, Spotted Sided Finch or Diamond Sparrow, Spicebird.

Peter Paillou (c.1720 – c.1790) was a British artist best known for his paintings of birds, many of which were used as book illustrations. He gained repute in the 18th century as a n...

Black-necked Aracari - 2. Australian Magpie). This print originates from 'Oeuvres completes, - suivies de ses continuateurs Daubenton, Lacepede, Cuvier, Dumeril, Poiret, Lesson et Ge...

Its endearing features and delicate presence are portrayed with exquisite detail, showcasing the allure of this Cuban avian wonder. Finally, the Magpie Mannikin, a charming bird cel...

Along with its festive contents, this basket carried many blessings within its painted decoration - including bats for happiness, fu lions for protection, magpies for love, and the f...

The composition combines a magpie (xique), deer (lu), bee (mifeng) and monkey (hou), together representing the phrase xi lu feng hou, meaning “may you receive good fortune and salary...

Chinese Export Silver Salver, of octagonal shape, and with eight panels fanning out from the centre and chased with lotus and egrets, magpies and peonies, butterflies and pomegranate...

This lively composition portrays a red deer stag raising its head dramatically beneath leafy branches, accompanied by a greyhound-like hunting dog, and surrounded by birds (including...

In between the two decorative panels, a magpie is attracted to a large branch of blooming plum flowers.

The peony is the queen of all flowers in China and it symbolizes wealth and beauty. The magpie is a harbinger of happiness, thus its name "bird of happiness."

A beautiful early 20th century Chinese Art Deco rug with a gray field surrounded by a wide eggplant colored border, and the central field overlaid with a garden landscape image inclu...

Regarded as a bird of good omen, magpies bring joy and good fortune to those who encounter them.

The asymmetrical design of flowering peonies with a magpie is bordered with a band of cobalt blue cross hatching.

He named some of Australia's most famous birds, including the emu, sulphur-crested cockatoo, wedge-tailed eagle, superb lyrebird, Australian magpie, magpie-lark and pheasant coucal. ...

Overlaid across the entire field are various auspicious flowers and birds including chrystanthemums and peonies, magpies and finches. A wonderful border with more large scale flowers...

Ashbee used this version of armchair for his family home, offices and personal workshop that he built at 37 Cheyne Walk Chelsea, ''The Magpie and Stump'', the name taken from the old...

The panels are framed within floral and fruiting borders, with peonies symbolizing wealth and high status, peaches for longevity, and a bird (likely a magpie) for joy and auspicious ...

At its center, a gracefully twisting cherry blossom branch stretches across the field, adorned with delicate pink and lavender blooms. Two magpies perch among the blossoms—harbingers...

In Chinese culture, two magpies set amongst bamboo and plum is an auspicious wedding motif that symbolizes double happiness for the bride and groom (zhúméi shuāngxǐ).

The magpie could symbolize talkativeness or being meddlesome. 5.

Corax (Raven) - CORAX. 2. C. Pica (Magpie) - MAGPIE. 3. C. Glandarius (Jay) - NUTCRACKER. 4.

The shortest (12") of the three the most boldly decorated magpies and leaves of grass.     

Large reservoir below with two elephant trunks as the handles, detailed cloisonne enamel works of Peony, Magpie and Buddhist floral on the body, supported on three elephant heads and...

He named some of Australia's most famous birds, including the emu, sulphur-crested cockatoo, wedge-tailed eagle, superb lyrebird, Australian magpie, magpie-lark and pheasant coucal. ...

On the opposite side, a magpie sits on a branch of cherry blossoms. The magpie is associated with intelligence.

Symbolically, in Korean culture and folklore, magpie is the harbinger of good news while the winter-time plum blossoms embody perseverance and endurance.

He named some of Australia's most famous birds, including the emu, sulphur-crested cockatoo, wedge-tailed eagle, superb lyrebird, Australian magpie, magpie-lark and pheasant coucal. ...

The surface of the four large vertical plates was etched with motifs of "Double-Happiness" (an indication of the wedding occasion) on top under the handle, and four Chinese Hanja cha...

Peculiar and original pair of bookends birds in Art Deco style; they were produced in a craft workshop in Saint-Ouen, a characteristic suburb of Paris, France, between 1925 and 1927;...

It is a representation of a bird, specifically a Green Magpie, with origins in the East Indies region, which includes parts of modern-day Southeast Asia.

Napoléon III (Miellez) 3. Magpie (H. De May) 4. Solferino (Miellez) 5. Diamond (Dobson) 6.

Late Qing The antique Chinese tourmaline carvings depicting a pair of birds, perhaps magpies, on a gourd, a symbol of mystery, longevity and used as an amulet.

The grouping of a pair of magpies, plum blossoms, and bamboo is a traditional Chinese image, which forms the rebus "the couple delights in double happiness" (zhumei shuangxi).

The oval panels on the top doors are surrounded by relief carvings of phoenix & peonies (a very auspicious combination) and magpies. The brass handles are all original, although some...

The many imitations by European manufacturers bear witness to the popularity of this motif in Europe. Bird (Magpie) Prominently present in many kakiemon designs is a tree branch wit...

There is nice combination of through and relief carvings throughout this cabinet, and it is decorated with many auspicious symbols like the phoenix, peonies, lions and magpies. The c...

The entire surface was decorated with fine horizontal lines of ring, upon which enamel paintings of magpie birds in flight and swaying autumn grasses.

Woven with silk and wool, it is in a rectangular form that centers on a stone footbridge over a meandering stream with paired geese amidst a garden of various blossoming plant specie...

The many imitations by European manufacturers bear witness to the popularity of this motif in Europe. Bird (Magpie) Prominently present in many kakiemon designs is a tree branch...

The work Bracquemond displayed—at his friend Edgar Degas’s invitation—included portraits of his artistic contemporaries, naturalistic landscapes, reproductive etchings of historical ...

White Stork Ciconia ciconia Upper right From left to right Large thrush (cf. drawing in Adriaan Collaert, Gessner / Aldrovandi) Eagle Owl Bubo bubo Bullfinch Pyrrhula pyrrhula Gosh...

This elegant composition depicts a group of hunting hounds gathered in a wooded landscape, their attention drawn toward a magpie perched on a tree stump to the left. One hound stands...

Brunel De Neuville Alfred (1852-1941) - Pair of paintings : "The Jay of the Oaks" & "The Chattering Magpie" / "Le Geai des Chênes" & "La Pie Bavarde" Oils on canvas, signed in the l...

In the 17th century cats, monkeys and magpies were all regarded as capricious and untrustworthy animals, while owls, who nowadays are the symbol of wisdom, marked ignorance and overi...

A charming C19th oil painting in the primitive manner, of a boy, dressed in a red romper suit with a silk sash and silk slippers, playing with a magpie with a calling card in his bea...