Diggles, Australia - Lyre Bird

Steel Engraving with Etching Published 1849, Paris for "Dictionnaire Universel d'Histoire Naturelle" by Charles d'Orbigny. Paper Size: 10 x 6.5 inch (25 x 16.5cm) Very minor margin toning. Good Condit

Woodblocks Published 1851, London for "The Natural History of the Sacred Scriptures" by W. I. Bicknell. Paper Size: 6.5 x 5 inch (16.5 x 13cm) Minor toning in parts. Good Condition

Ceri Richards (Welsh, 1903-1971),"Lyre Bird" (Design for the Cover of Poetry London), Ink, Gouache, and Pastel on Paper, depicting abstracted bird and string instrument above the word "Poetry", Jonath

This is a wonderful c1945 Crown Trifari brooch from the Jelly Belly line. It is vermeil (sterling) in the form of a Lyre bird designed by Alfred Phillipe. It is marked on the tail feathers Pat Pend, S

This is a wonderful c1945 Crown Trifari brooch from the Jelly Belly line. It is vermeil (sterling) in the form of a Lyre bird designed by Alfred Phillipe. It is marked on the tail feathers Pat Pend, S

June BirdAustralia, 20th CenturyPair of Aboriginal Paintingstwo acrylic paintings on canvassigned verso, unframed.18 x 13 3/4 inches

Robert Gordon pottery lot (Australia), woodland bird series. (38) pieces. Includes (8) 11" plates, (6) 9" soups, (10) 7 1/2" plates, (2) bowls (largest 13" D.), (6) oversized mugs, (6) platters (large

(25) individual squares; eagle, birds, lyre, baskets of flowers, fraternal, flowers, central panel signed Sarah A. Pattison; diamond and leaf quilting; some fabric loss and fading; 96" x 96", G-VG

Wood Engravings (Reverse side blank) Published 1894-96, London for "The Royal Natural History" by Richard Lydekker. Illustrated by Smit, Keulemans, Wolf and others. Paper Size: 10 x 6.5 inch (25 x 16.

Large 23" antique bronze of a woman with lyre and several birds (Maurice Bouval) 1863-1920's. Nice original patina, 2 tone bronze, estate fresh. 11" wide, 23" tall, 11" deep.

J. Gould (1804-1881, England/Australia) and H.C. Richter (1821-1902, England), Birds of Australia, "Carpophaga Magnfica" and "Carpophaga Leucomela," No. 58 and No. 59, presented in matching silvered f

The first: ''Platycercus Barnardi'', Barnard's Parakeet, the second: ''Platycercus Flaveolus'', Yellow-rumped Parakeet, from Gould's ''The Bird's of Australia (1840-1848)'', each: etching on paper lai

Chromolithographs Published 1887-91, Melbourne & Sydney for "The Birds of Australia..." by Gracius Joseph Broinowski. Rare. Limited to 1000 Sets. With accompanying descriptive text. Paper Size: 14 x 1

Vintage cast iron Easel excellent craftsmen work depicting Lyre and humming bird sitting on top of it hand paint in black and gold Photo or Plate Display Stands Tile or Book Holder easel Dimensions 15

Lot of 6 vintage collectible enameled spoons. Decoration include travel ephemera, Australia & Quebec, fruit, figural, and bird motifs. Australia spoon marked silver plated. 2 spoons marked Czechoslova

Plate 50. Chromolithographs Published 1887-91, Melbourne & Sydney for "The Birds of Australia..." by Gracius Joseph Broinowski. Rare. Limited to 1000 Sets. Paper Size: 14 x 10.5 inch (36 x 27cm) One w

Chromolithographs Published 1887-91, Melbourne & Sydney for "The Birds of Australia..." by Gracius Joseph Broinowski. Rare. Limited to 1000 Sets. Paper Size: 14 x 10.5 inch (36 x 27cm) Minor margin to

Early 19th C Neoclassical Baltic Console Table. Having a marble top over a central drawer supported on gilt decorated stylized birds and lyre form legs all resting on a platform base with a secret dra

The Birds of Norfolk and the Lord Howe Islands and the Australasian South Polar Quadrant with additions to “The Birds of Australia”. Gregory M. Mathews (1876-1949). with hand-coloured andmonochrom

Gould, John (English 1804-1881) and William Hart Hand Colored Lithograph, Columba Livia "Rock Dove". From the Book, "Birds of Australia". John Gould (1804 - 1881) remains one of the most significant f

Rare lithograph of the yellow throated sericornis (scrubwren) by John Gould 1806-1881 from the epic series of birds of Australia and adjacent islands volume 3, circa 1838. Measures 19 1/2 inches x 13

Chromolithographs Published 1887-91, Melbourne & Sydney for "The Birds of Australia..." by Gracius Joseph Broinowski. Rare. Limited to 1000 Sets. Paper Size: 14 x 10.5 inch (36 x 27cm) Good condition

Chromolithographs Published 1887-91, Melbourne & Sydney for "The Birds of Australia..." by Gracius Joseph Broinowski. Rare. Limited to 1000 Sets. Paper Size: 14 x 10.5 inch (36 x 27cm) Good condition

Chromolithographs Published 1887-91, Melbourne & Sydney for "The Birds of Australia..." by Gracius Joseph Broinowski. Rare. Limited to 1000 Sets. Paper Size: 14 x 10.5 inch (36 x 27cm) Good condition