Two Large Ornithological Studies Birds
Located in Cheshire, GB
After John J Audubon, two large ornithological studies comprising: “Summer or Wood Duck” and “Pileated Woodpecker, encased in ebonies frames. Dim...
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Paul-Louis Barruel Watercolour on Paper
Located in Cheshire, GB
Watercolour on paper of a Raven Signed Paul-Louis Barruel encased in ebonies frame. Dimensions Height 27 Inches Width 22 Inches Depth 1.5 Inches.
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Paul-Louis Barruel Watercolour on Paper
Located in Cheshire, GB
Watercolour on paper of a King Vulture Signed Paul-Louis Barruel encased in ebonies frame. Dimensions Height 27 inches Width 22 inches Depth 1.5 inches.
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Paul-Louis Barruel Watercolour on Paper
Located in Cheshire, GB
Watercolour on paper of a Seagull Signed Paul-Louis Barruel encased in ebonies frame. Dimensions Height 27 Inches Width 22 Inches Depth 1.5 Inches.
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Pair Of Neoclassical Napoleonic-Style Painted Decorative P
Located in Cheshire, GB
Pair of tall, narrow decorative panels in dark-stained moulded wooden frames, each painted in the neoclassical taste on a warm golden ground. The complementary compositions feature f...
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Set of Four Hunting Engravings
Located in Cheshire, GB
Set off four hunting engravings, by R Ackermans, encased in ebonised frames. Dimensions Height 12 inches Width 14 inches Depth 1 inches.
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Set of 2 Antique Prints of Parrots, Lories and other Birds
Located in Langweer, NL
The two images for sale are intricate illustrations of various species of parrots, rendered in a style that's characteristic of the 19th-century scientific prints. They are labeled in German with both common and scientific names, and appear to be plates from 'Naturgeschichte der Vögel' by Dr. A. B. Reichenbach, published in 1855. First Image Description 1. **Swindern's Lovebird (Swindern's Sperlingspapagei - Psittacula Swindernianus):** This small parrot sports a leaf-green body with a yellowish-green collar and a black chin. Its bill is dark, and the eyes are accentuated with white eye-rings. It has a short, yellowish-green tail. 2. **New Zealand Kaka (Der neuseeländische Nestor-Papagei - Nestor Hyppoliticus):** This parrot has predominantly brown feathers, with a red underbelly and a multicolored head, sporting bright red, orange, and yellow hues around its eyes and beak. 3. **Black Cockatoo (Der gestreifte schwarze Kakadu - Calyptorhynchus Stellatus):** Known for its black plumage with subtle stripes on the tail and hints of red in the tail feathers, this cockatoo has a strong beak and a crest that is less prominent than other cockatoos. 4. **Sulphur-crested Cockatoo (Der Kakadu mit gelber Haube - Plyctolophus Sulphureus):** With a striking sulfur-yellow crest and a predominantly white body, this bird is one of the more recognizable cockatoos, featuring a dark grey beak and circular patches of dark skin around its eyes. 5. **Rüsselpapagei (Micropsitta Pusio):** Unfortunately, there's no direct English translation or commonly accepted English name for "Rüsselpapagei". It's depicted with green plumage and blue accents on the tail. Second Image Description 1. **Crimson Rosella (Pennant's Lori - Platycercus Pennantii):** This parrot is known for its vibrant red and blue feathers, with a deep blue head and neck, red body and underparts, and dark blue tail and wing feathers. 2. **Budgerigar (Der wellige Papagei - Nanodes Undulatus):** Commonly known as a "budgie", this small parrot has green plumage with black scallop-like markings, a yellow face, and a blue tail. 3. **Cockatiel (Der australische Falkenkakadu - Nymphicus Hollandicus):** A small cockatoo with a distinctive yellow crest, grey body, and bright orange cheek patches. 4. **Pale-headed Rosella (Der blauköpfige Parrakitt - Platycercus Palliceups):** This bird features a pale blue head and neck, green upper parts, and a cream to yellowish underbelly with a red breast band. 5. **Red-bellied Parrot (Der blauscheitelige Sperlingspapagei - Psittacus Formosus):** A parrot characterized by its green plumage, red belly, and a blue crown. 6. **Ground Parrot...
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Pair Jacques Barraband Hand Colored Ornithological Bird Prints
By Jacques Barraband
Located in Rio Vista, CA
Enchanting pair of 19th century hand-colored stipple engravings of parakeets by French illustrator Jacques Barraband (French 1767-1809). Each print is mounted and framed with a giltw...
Acrylic, Giltwood, Paper
Pair of antique color lithographs, birds, ornithology, zoology, nature.
Located in Berlin, DE
Pair of antique color lithographs, birds, ornithology, zoology, nature. Dimensions WITH frame in cm EACH Work: 36 x 45
Lithograph
Set of 2 Antique Exotic Bird Prints, Parrots & Macaws, Vibrant Lithographs, 1895
Located in Langweer, NL
Antique Bird Prints Set of 2, Parrots & Macaws, Vibrant Chromolithographs, 1895 A striking and highly decorative pair of late 19th-century natural history prints depicting exotic pa...
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1929 Swedish Bird Prints Pair – Natural History Illustration Set, Designer Wall
Located in Langweer, NL
1929 Swedish Bird Prints Pair – Natural History Illustration Set, Designer Wall Art DESCRIPTION: A refined and highly decorative pair of original Scandinavian natural history bird prints published in Sweden in 1929, presenting the brambling (Fringilla montifringilla) in both winter and summer plumage. These elegant ornithological plates combine scientific precision with a modernist sense of composition, making them particularly attractive for interior designers and collectors seeking calm, balanced wall compositions. The prints depict the brambling — also known as the mountain finch — a migratory finch species celebrated for its distinctive orange breast and striking wing pattern. The artist presents both seasonal variations, creating a natural visual dialogue between the two plates. Latin nomenclature appears beneath each illustration, reflecting the scientific tradition of early 20th-century European natural history publishing. Executed as original color-printed plates (chromolithographic or high-quality color process printing typical of Scandinavian natural history publications of the period), these works demonstrate the refined printing techniques of the era. The subtle tonal gradations, soft cream paper tone, and precise line work produce an elegant aesthetic that sits comfortably between scientific illustration and decorative art. Unlike later reproductions, these are authentic original prints from the year of publication (1929), not modern reproductions or facsimiles. Their generous margins and minimalist compositions make them particularly suitable for contemporary interiors, gallery walls, or paired framing arrangements where negative space enhances the visual impact. The prints are sold unframed. Any images showing framing or interior styling are for presentation and impression purposes only. --- CONDITION REPORT: Good vintage condition consistent with age. Light overall toning and minor handling marks to margins; occasional small spots typical of paper from the period. Colors remain fresh and clear. No major damage observed. --- TIPS FOR FRAMING: Best presented as a balanced pair with generous ivory or warm off-white matting. A dark walnut or natural oak frame enhances contrast and suits both modern and classic interiors. Float mounting or wide margins emphasize the minimalist Scandinavian aesthetic. --- KEYWORDS: antique bird print, Scandinavian natural history, Swedish ornithology, vintage bird illustration, brambling, mountain finch, Fringilla montifringilla, natural history art, 1920s print, Nordic design, minimalist wall art, designer wall decor, vintage scientific illustration, chromolithograph bird...
Paper
Set of Two Ornithological Engravings – Early 20th Century - France
Located in SOTTEVILLE-LÈS-ROUEN, FR
A stunning set of two early 20th-century ornithological plates, depicting the male Senegal oriole and the Cape starling. These birds are illustrated with remarkable precision and ele...
Milk Glass, Paper
