Vanishing Bird Cage. London: John Martin, ca. 1944. A

Vanishing Bird Cage. London: John Martin, ca. 1944. A rigid cage vanishes from between the magician's hands. 6 _ x 4 x 5 ". Good condition.

Vanishing Birdcage. New York, Martin Sunshine [?], ca. 1935. A metal cage with a canary inside vanishes from the magician’s hands. Wire cage bound with yellowish ribbon. 6 x 5 x 5”.

Vanishing Birdcage. German, ca. 1930. Handsome nickel plated cage vanishes from between the magician’s hands. Semi-rigid model. 7 x 4 ¼ x 6”. Stamped “Germany.” Tarnished, else very good.

Vanishing Birdcage. British [?], ca. 1930. Nickel-plated cage vanishes from the magician’s hands. Semi-rigid model with wooden perch. 6 x 5 x 4 ”. One bar lacking, light tarnish, else good.

Vanishing Birdcage. German [?], ca. 1920. Nickel-plated cage vanishes from between the magician’s hands. Semi-rigid model. 7 x 4 x 5”. Tarnished, lacking one bar, but structurally sound.

Vanishing Birdcage. British [?], ca. 1930. Chrome cage vanishes from the magician’s hands. Semi-rigid model. 6 x 4 4 ”. Some tarnish and light rust, but very good overall.

St. John, Claude; Norman, H. [illustrator] OUR CANARIES. London: 'Cage Birds,' n.d. (early 20th century) Quarto. Full black cloth boards. Gilt lettering on spine. Tan endpapers. With 32 colour and b&w

Robson, John. Canaries, Hybrids and British Birds in Cage and Aviary. London: The Waverly Book Company, 1911. First edition. Illustrated with numerous color plates. 3/4 crimson morocco over orange lin

1671 Plate Titled "De Stadt St. Martin" Published, John Ogilby, London. Image of ships at sea with bird's eye view of land in background with number key at upper right. Engraved copper plate impressio

Sutton Nicholls (British, active 1680-1740). Hand-colored lithograph depicting a bird's eye view of Hanover Square in London. From John Stowe's "Survey of London," ca. 1754. With notable str

Folio Copper Plate Published 1708, London for "The Ornithology of Francis Willughby" by Francis Willughby and John Ray. Paper Size: 13.5 x 8.5 inch (34 x 22cm) Good Condition

Type: Bird cage Materials: Brass Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: 1905 Maker: The Andrew B. Hendryx Company Description: A late Victorian brass "Hendryx" birdcage. Dimensions: 17.5"x 13.5" Pro

Martin (John) [The Paradise Lost of Milton], calligraphic manuscript title in pen and black ink that reads 'Mezzotint Collection/ Engraved/ by/ John Martin/ London/ 1829', with set of 24 mezzotints wi

Two Matching Neo-Classical Style Silver Covered Two Handled Urnsone London, ca. 1810, John Croch maker; height: height: 17.5 in.; 77 ozt.; the other, American, Howard & Company maker; height: 17.5 in.

A good George III mahogany circular tilt top tripod table with bird-cage action.

A good George III mahogany circular tilt top tripod table with bird-cage action.

20th century The two smaller cages both stamped: Made in West Germany; the third with tag also indicating West Germany Comprising one larger double birdcage, one smaller with double birds and one sing

Very rare & important QA ca 1740-1760 Philadelphia carved mahog round dish top/tilt top bird cage kettle stand in black Japanned painted surface - completely orig structure - 22 1/4" diam

JOHN MARTIN Group of 5 mezzotints from Paradise Lost. Group of 5 mezzotints, 1824. Published by Prowett, London. Various sizes and conditions. Very good, richly-inked impressions with little to no sig

Rare; handmade and hand painted stoneware depicting a grotesque bird. With removable head. R.W. Martin Bros. London Southall 3. 1902 engraved on the lid. R.W. Martin Brothers London Southall 3. 1902 e

Robert Wallace Martin for Martin Brothers, a stoneware sculptural Judge bird jar, 1882, modelled in relief as a grotesque characterful figure, on wooden base, incised marks to head R W Martin London &

Untitled (Coastal Landscape); Oil on canvas (framed); 15" x 19"; Provenance: Christies, London, November 14, 1997, Lot 61; Christies, New York, May 29, 2001, Lot 77; Private Collection, Maryland

John Broadwood & Sons, London grand piano,1904, executed in rosewood with ebony finish trim, having a full cast iron plate, a pierced music stand spelling out Broadwood, and a lyre form foot pedal, th

Birds of Asia. John Gould (1804-1881). London: Taylor and Francis for the Author, 1850-83. Physical Description: 7 volumes. Folio (21 5/8 x 14 1/2 inches). 530 hand-colored lithographs after John Goul