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Object description :

"Composition Of 8 Naturalized Birds Under A 19th Century Globe"
Naturalist composition from the 19th century (Napoleon III period) comprising 8 stuffed birds (yellow canary, goldfinch, bullfinch, hoopoe, sandpiper, starling, chaffinch and kingfisher) carefully arranged around a nest, staged with branches. The whole is protected by an imposing glass globe mounted on a blackened wooden base. This very beautiful object of curiosity is in very good condition, offering a superb testimony to the naturalist know-how of the time
Price: 1 380 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition

Material: Glass
Width: 48 cm
Height: 67 cm

Reference: 1514498
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Composition Of 8 Naturalized Birds Under A 19th Century Globe
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