Pair of Boehm "Wood Thrushes", Limited Edition,

Boehm Porcelain "wood Thrushes" Pair, Bisque Porcelain Decorated, Limited Edition Of 400, Introduced In 1966, Closed Edition By 1975. Size: Male: 17" H. X 10" W. Female: 16" H X 13" W. Hallmark: 483.

Pair of Boehm Porcelain Male and Female "Wood Thrushes" , 1966-1977, USA, model 485, each marked "limited edition", h. 15 3/4 in. and 15 1/2 in . Condition: Female with repair to base of lower right s

Boehm porcelain "Wood Thrushes." Limited Edition "485," made in USA. Approximately 14" high and 10.75" base diameter. One flower broken off (included).

Boehm porcelain bird, 'Wood Thrushes,' limited edition 485, signed. H 15 1/2" x W 12". Flower is broken as pictured. *SHIPPING NOT ADVISED FOR THIS PIECE DUE TO EXTREME FRAGILITY.

A Boehm porcelain limited edition Wood Thrushes 485, the bird modeled perched among flowering rhododendron, printed factory mark, 14"h x 10.5"l.

Set of Twelve Lenox "Boehm Bird Series" Plates, The limited edition series adapted from original works of art by Edward Marshall Boehm; "Wood Thrush", plate 1, 1970; "Goldfinch", plate 2, 1971; "Mount

(12) Lenox Boehm Dinner Plates, Gold Wreath Mark, 10.75", Annual Limited Edition Of Boehm Birds, 1970-Wood Thrush, 1971-Goldfinch, 1972-Mountain Bluebird, 1973-Meadowlark, 1974-Rufous Hummingbird, 197

Boehm hand-painted Limited Edition bisque porcelain Baby Wood Thrush figurine (444-M). Modeled as a single Baby Wood Thrush perched atop a naturalistic base. Stands approx. 4-1/2"H. Third party shippi

Includes Robin juvenile, Limited Edition of 950, number 328, also includes baby wood thrush number 444E.

Pair of Boehm Porcelain Figurines "Blue Jays", #466, male and female, limited edition, 12" tall, 11" wide, with original wood boxes....Founded as E.M. Boehm Studios by Edward Marshall Boehm (1913â€

1952 Pair of Boehm Limited Edition Porcelain Mallards #406. Edition Limited to 500. Signed. Good Condition. Taller Measures 11-1/2 Inches Tall. We Will Not Ship This Item In-House Due to Its Size, But

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Boehm limited edition Mockingbirds Number 459. Each marked on underside "Boehm Limited Edition Mockingbirds 459". Mockingbirds depicted sitting in morning glory vines on overturne

A Pair Of Boehm Porcelain Wood Thrushes. Comprising a male and a female. Titled "Wood Thrushes" and numbered 435 and 485 Larger Height: 16"

Pair of Boehm Porcelain Limited Edition Bob White Quail Figurines. Largest measures H: 5 3/4" x DIA: 8 1/2"

2 BOEHM PORCELAIN GREEN JAYES SCULPTURES: A pair of Boehm porcelain limited edition "Green Jayes", each model number 486. With Boehm hallmarks at undersides. Approx. 14.5-18.5" h x 9-11" w.

Boehm Pair of Limited Edition Roosters. Measures - Smaller - 10" high. Larger - 11" high.

Pair of Boehm hand-painted Limited Edition bisque porcelain Tumbler Pigeons figurines (416). Each modeled as a standing Tumbler Pigeon, one being male and the other female. Taller of the two stands ap

BOEHM PORCELAIN VARIED THRUSH SCULPTURE: Limited edition Boehm porcelain Varied Thrush, model 400-29. Approx. 19" h x 9" w x 10" d.

One by Cain, limited to 692/2000, as well as a resin example titled "Winged Glory", 620/7500; ht. of tallest 10.5".

Boehm porcelain Wood Ducks bird figurine, shield mark with black horse head and feather, "Limited Edition Edward Marshall Boehm Wood Ducks (Aix Sponsa) 40192 Made in USA", Number 69, 15-3/4" h, female

2 PIECE BOEHM PORCELAIN PTARMIGAN SCULPTURES: This pair of limited edition Boehm porcelain sculptures includes the male & female Ptarmigan, each depicted on a snowy, rocky outcrop. Models no. 463E. Th

Boehm bisque porcelain NORTHERN WATER THRUSHES figurine, limited edition #490. H 11" x W 8". Good condition, bird's leg has been repaired.

Boehm (American, founded 1953). A pair of Limited Edition bisque porcelain Purple Martin birds, #400-32. Limited edition goal of 200 cut to 50. Marked to underside and signed on branch "Boehm U.S.A."

Boehm American fine quality porcelain limited edition pair of Guardian Figures. Issued for the United States' Bicentennial with the exhibition of The Treasures of Tutankhamun 1976- Spring 1979. Courte