A Wonderful c.1870 Gilded Architectural Bird Cage with Ornithological Taxidermy Studies sub-Curios The skeletons are in good

The skeletons are in good overall order as is the base

which has a straightforward design balanced by a large blank space

Ismay’s wife

used from 1868 before the design was standardised in 1921

The Victorians would have enjoyed the novelty and exotic undertones of these candle sticks opposed to the regular brass examples more commonly found at the time

A Wonderful c.1870 Gilded Architectural Bird Cage with Ornithological Taxidermy Studies sub-Curios The skeletons are in goodOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 80 Width: 15. 75 inches Height: 24. 25 inches Depth: 11. 5 inches (all at maximum) The Victorian period gilded bird cage with a pair of taxidermy studies of a yellow canaries on perches, the cage with four etched decorative glass panels, two wire work and embellished drink and food feeders with original ceramic liners with base to pull out drawer. There is some