Keulemans Lithographs: Bee Eaters-Birds

DESCRIPTION: Herend porcelain figurine depicting a "Bee Eater Bird" and featuring blue fishnet pattern and gilded accents. Style number: #5078. Marked with Herend hallmark on the underside. CIRCA: Lat

DESCRIPTION: A large Swarovski Crystal Bee Eaters two birds figurine from the Paradise Bird Collection, model number #957128. The colourful Bee eaters birds look at each other lovingly. The two birds

Large hand-painted bee-eater bird figurine with natural coloration, marked Herend with Model No. 5069 underneath. Dimensions: H 8.5" x W 6.25" x D 4" Condition: In excellent condition; with no chips,

Herend Hungarian porcelain figure of an apiarist (bee-eater) bird on perch. Hand-painted with multi-colors. Blue hallmark underside. Measures 9"H x 7.5"W. Condition report: Good condition, no issues,

Swarovski (Austrian). Paradise Bee-eater group figural sculpture, part of the Silver Lake series. Two Peridot crystal tropical birds perched on a silver-tone metal stand. Their heads gleam in Smoked T

This beautiful pair of Birds are also brand new mounts with their Legal paperwork in order. On a 1 to 10 taxidermy quality level is a solid 10.

the pair are perched on silver-tone branch, Peridot crystal with smoky topaz and accented with Jonquil and Indicolite crystal, designed by Heinz Tabershofer, #957128, 12 13/16" X 11 7/16", excellent.

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Hand Coloured Copper Plates Published 1817, London for "A History of the Earth and Animated Nature" Also titled "Panorama of Nature" by Oliver Goldsmith and George Shaw. Fine hand colour as issued. Ra

The two birds made from Peridot crystal are perched on a silver-tone metal stand. Their heads gleam in Smoked Topaz crystal and their bodies are accented in Jonquil and Indicolite crystal. This finely

Swarovski Birds of Paradise Bee Eaters Crystal Figurines Mounted on a Metal Stand. Signed. Overall measures 11-1/2" x 12-1/4". Condition: As Is condition. Estimate: $100.00 - $300.00 Domestic Shipping

Property from a Private Collection, Jacksonville, FL Description: Swarovski Crystal Bee Eaters, a pair of Peridot crystal birds perched on a silvered metal stand, with Swarovski swan makers mark s

DESCRIPTION: Four Royal Crown Derby birds. Includes red faced love bird, black faced love bird, fairy wren, and bee eater. Each marked for Royal Crown Derby and with gold stopper. MEASUREMENTS: Range

Swarovski Birds Of Paradise Figurine. Stunning Bee Eaters. Comes with original box and certificate. Stands 11 1/2" in height. Highlights of green, blue, yellow, and rose colors throughout the birds. B

Blue Headed Bee Eater", Vintage Watercolor Painting Cutout pasted on paper pages of birds- AS IS. 9.5" x 7

Two 19th Century Hand-Colored Prints of Birds. 'Yellow-Billed Coucal' and 'Blue-Headed or Red Bee-Eater', published by Swainson Each: 5.75" x 4" Frames: 11.25" x 9"

J. Strachnik (American, Contemporary) Bee Eater. Watercolor, signed lower right and dated 2017. Together with 'Mallee Fowl' a linocut by Strachnik, signed, and 'Bird of Night and Day' a linocut signed

"The Indian Bee Eater" and "The Spotted Nuthatch" Copper Plate Published 1813, London for "A Genuine and Universal System of Natural History" by Carl Linnaeus and Ebenezer Sibly. Illustrated after Geo

John Gerrard Keulemans (Dutch, 1842-1912) colored lithograph prints of two birds including the Blue Bellied Roller and the Racket-tailed Roller. Presented in Eastlake wood and gilt accented frames. Pr

J.G. Keulemans (Dutch, 1842-1912) Three Illustrations of Birds lithographs Each 12 x 9 inches. Property from a Prominent Midwest Estate

KEULEMANS, Johannes (1842-1912). Nestor Notabilis / Nestor Meridionalis (Kaka Parrot). Lithograph with original hand color from Buller's History of the Birds of New Zealand. London, 1873-1888. 9 3/4"

KEULEMANS, Johannes (1842-1912). Heteralocha Acutirostris (Huia). Lithograph with original hand color from Buller's History of the Birds of New Zealand. London, 1873-1888. 9 3/4" x 12 3/4" sheet.

KEULEMANS, Johannes (1842-1912). Glaucopis Wilsoni / Glaucopis Cinerea (Orange-Wattled Crow). Lithograph with original hand color from Buller's History of the Birds of New Zealand. London, 1873-1888.

KEULEMANS, Johannes (1842-1912). New-Zealand Pigeon / Carpophaga Novae Zealandiae. Lithograph with original hand color from Buller's History of the Birds of New Zealand. London, 1873-1888. 14 1/2" x 1