A Group of Four Bird and Reductive Bird Effigy Lad

Group of four North American pipes. One elk antler pipe, two stone effigy pipes in the form of birds, and one stone elbow pipe. One with a label from the Payne collection.Keywords: Prehistoric, Pre-Co

largest: 21 1/4" high, 15" wide; rabbet: 18 3/4" high, 12 5/8" wide. Smallest: 9 1/2" high, 12 1/2" wide; rabbet: 7" high, 10" wide. Losses, splitting, soiling, barn stored.

Group of four decoys and birds. Including a decorative shore bird, miniature shorebird and two duck decoys. Condition: Original condition with imperfections. Largest Shorebird H 7-7/8" L 11-1/2". Smal

Various locations, 20th century; First, an antique mount of a standing water bird; next, a articulated skeleton of a Hornbill; next, a taxidermy mount of a Paradise Whydah (Steganura Paradisea) taken

Wonderful Murano blown glass (5) birds Each bird in a vaseline green mounted on a clear glass branch,. 7.5" tall. Condition: Good! No problem.

Group of four bird points under 1" Piece QUARTZITE GORGET St Charles county MO Shawn Angelton

4 decorative ceramic bird tabletop figurines. Cardinal on tree branch. Canary by Andrea #8627 by Sadek, lidded Jar with blue and yellow bird made in Italy, parrot on tree trunk. Some chips on parrot,

A group of four birds. Painted wood and metal. Unsigned. 14 1/2" x 5"Provenance: The Pete Cecere Folk Art Collection.

including: group of four love birds with colored beaks and eyes sitting on branch and pair of kingfishers with colored beaks, heads and tails sitting on branch, with original boxes

comprising two 1920's Delft bird tiles and two Providential Tile Works shell tiles (Trenton, NJ). Largest: 8 3/4" high, 4 1/4" wide. Shell tiles with crazing, one with small corner chip and two chips

Four bird porcelain figurines each with a Royal Copenhagen mark. 5 inches high and less. 5"H and less. Good.

A Group of Four Taxidermy Birds includes two ducks, a chicken and a pheasant largest height 16 1/2 inches Property from the Collection of Mrs. Joan Worrall

Islas Pilpinas. Group Of Four Flowers & Birds. 1905. Signed and dated. Paint on silk. Lots of stains. Overall fair to poor condition. Each is 15" x 15". Est. $100-150. Ship: $35

A lovely Harappan bowl from the Indus Valley, ca. 2500 - 1800 BC. It is 7 inches in diameter, stands on a ring base and features a group of four large birds surrounding a central mesh design element.

Four-Mile Prehistoric Polychrome Bird Effigy, ca. 1350fired clay, pigments4 1/8 x 8 3/4 in. (10.48 x 22.23 cm.) ex Stanley Marcus CollectionThe Paul Rhetts Collection, New Mexico

all unmarked; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar, CA; ranging from 7 inches wide to 12 1/2 inches wide

Consisting a pair lotus form bird feeders, a dish form bird feeder, and an olive form bird feeder, all attached with loop handle, largest 2.7 in. Provenance: Property of a private Virginia estate.

A group of four American painted bird decoys20th centuryVarious makers stamps or signatures to undersides.tallest height 14 3/4in (37cm); length 16 1/2in (42cm)

Continental and Chinese, 20th century. Group of four porcelain and ceramic birds comprising guinea marked "Italy" (h. 7.25"), bird of prey marked "China" (h. 4.5"), Porcelaine de Paris marked colorful

Dorothy Doughty (Italian, 1892-1962) for Royal Worcester (English, founded 1751). A group of four bisque porcelain bird figurines including two Vermillion Flycatchers (with original boxes) and two Chi

Group of four (4) antique bird and floral prints, 25" x 20", framed 16" x 19". Provenance: West Palm Beach, Florida estate.

Group of 3 Matching Bird Effigy Pottery Whistles. Longest is 2". Peru. Excellent condition. From the Pre-Columbian art collection of Dr. Earl Riddick

Group of 3 Matching Bird Effigy Pottery Whistles. Longest is 2". Smaller two glued. Peru. From the Pre-Columbian art collection of Dr. Earl Riddick

Group of Four Assorted Porcelain Bird Lamps. Featuring a male and female cardinal. Used condition, wear, paint loss, worn, chips, largest size 30 1/4" tall x 10 1/2" wide x 7 1/2" deep.