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PROBABLY PENNSYLVANIA, LATE 19TH-20TH CENTURY
Details
THREE CARVED AND PAINTED BIRDS
Probably Pennsylvania, late 19th-20th century
The first and largest with yellow-painted parted beak and eyes and red-painted body with teal-painted heart-shaped wings on wire legs standing on a stepped rectangular plinth; the second and smallest mustard-painted with brown-black painted decorated spots and wings, black painted eyes and round, pointed beak on wire legs and feet; the third carved with raised incised feather-articulated wings and tail and legs tucked underneath, mounted on a cylindrical support on a square base
6in. high the largest (3)
Probably Pennsylvania, late 19th-20th century
The first and largest with yellow-painted parted beak and eyes and red-painted body with teal-painted heart-shaped wings on wire legs standing on a stepped rectangular plinth; the second and smallest mustard-painted with brown-black painted decorated spots and wings, black painted eyes and round, pointed beak on wire legs and feet; the third carved with raised incised feather-articulated wings and tail and legs tucked underneath, mounted on a cylindrical support on a square base
6in. high the largest (3)
Provenance
Hattie Brunner, Reinholds, Pennsylvania the first