Birds of Pennsylvania, c. 1875

Gilt bronze stand with birds, c.1875.9" x 6".Probably held a glass bowl.Some wear to the gilding.

Two pieces of salt glazed stoneware; Hamilton & Jones, Greensboro, Pennsylvania; c. 1875: 1. Two-gallon storage crock with stencil and brushed cobalt decoration, stenciled cobalt decoration includes m

A Rare Pair of George Jones Majolica ‘Weaver Bird' Vases c.1875 One Vase  modeled as a birds nest with a large weaver bird swooping down to catch a beetle the other a moth, all held by a bunch of c

An Extremely Rare Royal Worcester Majolica ‘Birds' Tazza c.1875 ( Never seen before) Delicately modelled as a two doves at the foot of a tree protecting their egg in a nest, the tree supporting a fl

Justin McCarthy (20th C, Pennsylvania) Birds. OOB Recognized as a prolific Outsider Artist, Justin McCarthy's work is widely recognized and appreciated. Size: 24" x 24" Provenance: From the collection

Anonymous Pennsylvania Birds. c. 1920’s. Carved and painted wood. Tallest is 6”h. Excellent condition. Purchased in the 1960’s in Hershey, PA from a farm auction. Est. $800-1,200. Ship: $45

Minton pair of porcelain Aesthetic Movement compotes each with a cream ground decorated with a circular turquoise panel with Japanese style enameled birds and blossoms, c. 1875, reticulated border, 9

Lot of 3 18th to Early 19th C Tiger Maple Butter Paddles - rounded, 9 1/4"L; flat edge, 10" L; 19th C Pennsylvania bird's eye maple butter paddle, 9" L. More tiger maple selling throughout this sale.

A Very Rare George Jones Majolica ‘Cat and Bird’ Ash Tray c.1875. Modelled as a tabby cat leaning across a turquoise colored bowl teasing a small bird, the cat’s tail appearing on the underside

KONO BAIREI BIRD & FLOWER SCENE WOODCUT C.1875

?Bird and Fan? Garden Seat c.1875, the body designed with large Japanese style birds, fans and prunus all below a buttoned cushion with hanging tassels 16 1/2". Provenance: Marilyn Karmason Collection

One showing Parrots. Woodblocks Published C1868-81 by William Mackenzie, London for "The National Encyclopedia: A dictionary of Universal Knowledge" Paper Size: 9.5 x 6 inch (24 x 16cm) Good Condition

Woodblocks and/or Steel Engravings Published C1868-81 by William Mackenzie, London for "The National Encyclopedia: A dictionary of Universal Knowledge" Paper Size: 9.5 x 6 inch (24 x 16cm) Good Condit

Woodblocks and/or Steel Engravings Published C1868-81 by William Mackenzie, London for "The National Encyclopedia: A dictionary of Universal Knowledge" Paper Size: 9.5 x 6 inch (24 x 16cm) Good Condit

Woodblocks and/or Steel Engravings Published C1868-81 by William Mackenzie, London for "The National Encyclopedia: A dictionary of Universal Knowledge" Paper Size: 9.5 x 6 inch (24 x 16cm) Good Condit

Steel Engraving or Woodblock Published 1837-1893 by Blackie & Son, London for "The Popular Encyclopedia; or, Conversations Lexicon" Centre fold as issued. Paper Size: 12.5 x 9.5 inch (30 x 24cm) Very

c. 1875 Floral swags and game birds, two partridges forming the handle, 13"w, 8"h Curated and catalogued by Nicolaus Boston

20th C. With Pennsylvania Dutch motifs of birds, hearts and leaves 8.5 inches height, 20 inches width, 16 inches depth

A Rare George Jones Majolica Desk Stand c.1875, modeled as a shaped cobalt tray with an orange border and supported on twig feet. Two birds nests surrounded by apple blossom for the ink pot holders, w

Vase c.1875, 9 3/4", modelled as a large pigeon and a thrush perched on a leafy branch forming the flower holder all upon a grassy ground. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Coll

Pennsylvania cobalt stenciled "FINE MACCOBOY" stoneware tobbacco jar, tapered jar with rounded rim, 9 1/2" H. Very good condition.

Planter, c.1875, formed as a brown bird nest with green leaves, all supported by thick yellow rope bound with ivy and forming a high arched handle, a loop of stem forming the hanging hook, 16"h, 7"w.

Attributed to William Maize , New Berlin, Union County , Pennsylvania, c. 1870. Small repair to base, 2.5 ” H x 3.25 ” W

the celadon ground amphora vase with pate sur pate decoration supported on the wings of three birds all upon a trifoil base; 5 1/2" Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston