$375
European. With a bird perched on a T-bar singing with head and tail moving. Height 11 1/8". (300/400)
Auctioneer:
Auction Gallery of the Palm Beaches
Date:
2014-01-13
European. With a bird perched on a T-bar singing with head and tail moving. Height 11 1/8". (300/400)
Auctioneer:
Auction Gallery of the Palm Beaches
Date:
2014-01-13
GERMAN BRASS SINGING BIRD CAGE, H 12": Read more…
Auctioneer:
Dumouchelle Art Galleries
Date:
2012-09-16
Brass Singing Bird Cage, with twin birds and circular base, ht. 11in. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2002-10-27
Double Singing Bird Cage Automaton by Bontems, No. 5415425, with red / black bird on perch, and yellow bird on velvet base below, both with Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2007-03-24
FRENCH DOUBLE SINGING BIRD CAGE AUTOMATON, EARLY 20TH C., H 20 1/2", DIA 11":A brass bird cage enclosing two feathered birds with moving heads, beaks Read more…
Auctioneer:
Dumouchelle Art Galleries
Date:
2012-06-16
Rare Silver Double-Singing Bird Cage with Timepiece by Karl Griesbaum, in the form of a singing bird box with repousse designs of female masks and Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2007-10-28
German brass singing bird in a cage, ca. 1900, 11" h. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Pook & Pook
Date:
2013-12-11
Antique German Brass Footed Singing Bird Cage measuring 7 inches in diameter at the base by 13 ½ inches to the top of the lift Read more…
Auctioneer:
Auction Gallery of the Palm Beaches
Date:
2007-06-25
Wind-Up Singing Bird Cage, wire cage on metal pedestal with a small feathered bird on perch inside, tweets when wound up, ht. 11 in. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2010-03-17
Triple Singing Bird Cage Automaton by Bontems, the three birds with articulated heads, beaks and tails, with red and light gray, yellow and green, and Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2006-07-29
Reuge Singing Bird Cage Automaton, with going-barrel movement, bird with red-and-black plumage, moving head, beak and tail, in ogee-shaped cage with suspension ring and green Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2005-11-03