An Unusual Regency & Later Mahogany Bird Perch Stand with Porcelain Cockatoo

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An Unusual Regency & Later Mahogany Bird Perch Stand with Porcelain CockatooOrigin: English Period: Regency & Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820, c. 1890 & c. 1910 Height: 66 Width: 23. 5 (at base) Depth: 14. 5 (at base) The large floor standing frame, fitted with a late nineteenth century porcelain Dresden(?) sulphur crested cockatoo, the bird perched within a swinging brass hoop, within an Edwardian period upper frame with finial, the lower Regency period base having a turned stem and triform beehive turned base

due to reliance on these objects as motifs of decoration as we see here in our console table

The most charming thing about their condition is that there has been no attempt

Blanket chests were very popular during throughout the centuries from the seventeen to the nineteenth in particular

75 inches (at maximum)

The threads that remain show good colour

and well worth further research

mustard yellow and viridian blue-green

) marmande paris’ at least gives us the confirmation that the work is French but we haven’t been able to find any other information on this artist

but as Adriaen was a poor shoemaker in Leyden while Rembrandt lived in Amsterdam

and to the back ‘by J M Severn Brighton’ survives from the turn of the nineteenth century

the whole with an early nineteenth century layering of gilding

and fertility