An Intriguing & Wonderfully Decorative Primitive Painted Birch Pigeon Carrier c.1870

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An Intriguing & Wonderfully Decorative Primitive Painted Birch Pigeon Carrier c.1870Origin: French or possibly Scandinavian Period: Mid Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Width: 10. 5 Height: 13 or 39 with hanging chains Depth: 15. 75 The beautifully curious painted birch wood pigeon carrier house having a semi elliptical opening to the front, sloped roof and original iron hanging chains, surviving largely in original condition with an outstanding textured painted surface, hailing from Martel, a small medieval town in

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is the final and eternal judgment by God of the people in every nation resulting in the glorification of some and the punishment of others

plus there were few public facilities and there were no toilets on trains or stagecoaches

The movement is smooth with no snagging

Canvas Height: 28

side and rear

such as a red ensign dated to 1914

The studio portrait modelled head in thick composition plaster of an older male

and would be of interest to a lepidopterist or those of us wanting an original decorative effect

The style of this work is not dissimilar to the sculptures of Georg Ehrlich [1897-1966] who worked a lot in England and we wonder if he had been an influence on our artist

Aesop's Fable: The Tortoise and the Ducks

a related game also known as birdcage and Craps

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