Pearl Bird

Japan; Meiji period (1868-1912); in lacquered and gilded wood; with bone and mother-of-pearl inlays; depicting birds and flower branches.

Chinese piece of furniture; from the early 20th century, made of camphor wood lacquered black with gold accents; bone and mother-of-pearl inlays; depicting plant and bird motifs. Int...

ANTIQUE MOTHER-OF-PEARL INLAID CARD CASE WITH SILVER PLAQUE A finely decorated antique card case of rectangular form, richly ornamented to both the front and back with finely cut mo...

Giovanni Gariboldi's painted decorative work is the visual centerpiece of the piece. Two white birds with a pearl necklace are rendered amid a dense arrangement of flowers, leaves, a...

The frame is adorned with subtle mother-of-pearl inlays depicting birds and blossoming branches, enhancing the lattice design with a refined decorative touch.

Collage imagery includes "Girl with the Pearl Earring," sheet music, birds, butterflies and pages from old, illustrated books.

Rare Gucci Runway Ad Blazer Jacket From the F/W 2009 Runway Show Size: IT 48 Brand New $2250 Slim Fit with Semi-Cropped Sleeves Black Gucci wool notch-lapel blazer White Piping ...

A wonderful and large pair of Japanese Meji period bronze elephant handled table lamps the bodies cast with three toed dragons holding pearls and birds,in wonderful condition. 22" h...

This sculptural piece features a bulbous hand-hammered silver body with a bold toucan handle inlaid with black onyx, jasper, and mother of pearl, while the bird’s beak is accented in...

Her towering powdered coiffure is extravagantly adorned with pearls, jewels, birds, and blossoms, transforming it into a symbolic landscape of opulence and desire.

Rare pair of Japanese Nagasaki Export lacquered wood knife boxes with mother-of-pearl inlay of flowers and birds, now converted to letter boxes.

After 1600 the primacy of decoration that appeared in the fifteenth century is clear, and elements such as birds, butterflies and pearl necklaces were added over time.

Attractive panorama view of Batavia, the pearl of the east. The bird eye's view shows the roadstead of the city, filled with VOC East Indiamen and Asian trading ships.

Such specialized craftsmanship likely also led to the rare symbolic detail of the pearl necklace of gooseneck-shaped fitting. Ugleva explains: “The pearl necklace on the bird’s neck,...

Over the years, in addition, birds, parrots, laceries, pearls, etc. were added.

A mid-Victorian bird brooch, the bird pave-set throughout with natural seed pearls set in yellow gold closed-back settings, holding a pearl-set acorn motif with rose-cut diamond cap ...