Iron Bird Cage, c 1900

Item: Iron Bird Cage Date: c1900 Size: 27 inches high x 15 inches in diameter Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jasper52 wil

Late Victorian Brass Birdcage, c. 1900, on an iron stand with a pierced octagonal iron base, Cage- H.- 13 in., Dia.- 12 in., Stand- H.- 62 1/2 in.

Rare Art Bird Cage w/ Turned Brass c1910 Solid, heavy and well made; w/a Antique Brass & Glass Bird Cage c1900 Raised emblems and hand painted glass

Large Cast Iron Bird Cage, 20th/21st c., with a peaked roof and a removable bottom tray, on an oval base, H.- 49 1/2 in., W.- 34 in., D.- 18 1/4 in.

Victorian style wrought iron bird cage, 20th c., heavy, with glass inserts, 28"h x 24.5"w x 12"d

Lg Edwardian Brass Parrot Bird Cage w/ Stand c1900 Solid heavy brass w/ warm patina Greek Key and early Art Deco Moderne styling 68" H, lacking the lower drawer

Late Victorian Carved Mahogany and Iron Neoclassical Style Birdcage, 20th c., the central dome flanked by two half domes over a single door, H.- 32 in., W.- 29 1/2 in., D.- 15 in.

A nice antique Overland Circus Wagon Cage pull toy, ca. 1900-1910. The toy is a cage Ñart containing a polar bear, drawn by two horses with two riders and a charioteer who holds a metal chain in his

A Gilbert Poillerat (attributed) iron and glass animal or bird cage C 1940. Having scroll form top and resting on tassel form feet and circular access area on side. Ht: 44.5" Wd: 22" Dpth: 12"

(4) bird cage stands: Early Medallion Shape Bird Cage Stands w/ Ornate Base c1900, one with pineapple pattern base

Heavy iron wire double birdcage with wooden yoke and iron hanging hook. Feed dishes, swinging perches. 19th C., India. Approx. 32" L x 17" W x 19" H.

Victorian Bird Cage in the Shape of a building C. 1900. Original paint. Ht. 34" W 45" L 16" Property of the Strong, sold to benefit the museum's collections fund.

(lot of 3) Wrought iron patio accessories, mid 20th c., in later turquoise paint, with twisted scrollwork, including: (1) two-tier centerpiece, (1) pedestal bowl, (1) decorative birdcage on stand; all

(4) bird cages: Hand Made Canary Coal Mine Cage w/ Pottery Feeder c1900 Typical miner or transport cage; Early Small Parrot Transport Cage c1900 21" high; Homemade Canary Flight Cage c1970 Wood and wi

Aesthetic Movement Brass Bird Cage c1890 A larger cage with dimpled roof; w/an Antique Parrot Transport Cage c1900 Heavy brass solid construction

Meissen porcelain angel figurine, 4.6'' ht., marked with crossed swords, c.1900, angel placing heart in bird cage, excellent condition

Early 20th C. Chinese rattan birdcage with iron hanger, carved feed holders with porcelain bowls. 14”H x 13” dia.

Massive French wirework pagoda birdcage, 19th/20th c., painted wrought iron and metal mesh aviary, with two hinged doors, the interior fitted with tiered wooden perches, raised on scrolled wrought iro

Massive French wirework pagoda birdcage, 19th/20th c., painted wrought iron and metal mesh aviary, with three hinged doors, the interior fitted with tiered wooden perches, raised on a scrolling wrough

Vintage globe form birdcage, Early/Mid 20th c., black and red patinated bent rattan and iron wire, unmarked, 19"h x 11"dia Provenance: Property from the Collection of a Media Executive

American Sheet Iron Rooster Weathervane, c. 1900, the full bodied bird with a hammered finish and an arched tail, standing on a directional arrow, H.- 21 in., W.- 21 in., D.- 1 in. Provenance: The Est

Painted Tin Birdcage, John Maxheimer, New York, New York, c. 1885. The wire bars with tin hoops at base, center, and top forming cylindrical cage containing three openings, two with cast iron doors in

Leland Little Auctions of Hillsborough, NC and Iron Horse Auction Company of Rockingham, NC are proud to offer, at auction, the Estate of the late Richard C. Siskey and Diane Siskey.contemporary, two

Mixed woods and stained with relief carved wings and glass marble eyes, iron legs and talons. The base is scrolled and pierced with a finial ball top. American, c. 1900-1920. 17.75” H x 8.5” W