Austrian / Vienna Bronze Bird by Bergmann?
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Pre 1910 item# 691031 (stock# 2020)
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ChicagoSilver
$475
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Austrian bronze baby bird. Lovely detailing and the subtlest shading and blending of colors. We cannot decipher the unusual marks on this bird but it is painted in the style of Bergmann. 2-1/2”L and 1-3/4”H and 1-3/4”W
Austrian or Vienna bronzes are heavy, beautifully crafted decorative objects created in Vienna beginning in the middle of the 19th century. Made using lost wax casting, they were individually detailed and “cold painted” by hand by master craftsmen.
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Austrian / Vienna Bronze Bird by Bergmann
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Pre 1910 item# 691024 (stock# 2018)
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$575
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Absolutely beautiful parakeet/budgerigar with a long tail, by Franz Bergmann. Small but exquisitely painted. Very subtle detailing is just lovely. Shows Bergmann’s mark and “Austria.” 4-1/2”L and 1”W and 2”H.
Austrian or Vienna bronzes are heavy, beautifully crafted decorative objects created in Vienna beginning in the middle of the 19th century. Made using lost wax casting, they were individually detailed and “cold painted” by hand by master craftsmen.
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Austrian / Vienna Bronze Bird
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Pre 1910 item# 690972 (stock# 2014)
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$300
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Austrian bronze bird, lovely shades of blue. Finely detailed paint in good condition. 2”L and 1-3/4”W and 1-1/2” H. Unmarked.
Austrian or Vienna bronzes are heavy, beautifully crafted decorative objects created in Vienna beginning in the middle of the 19th century. Made using lost wax casting, they were individually detailed and “cold painted” by hand by master craftsmen.
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Austrian / Vienna Bronze Bird
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Pre 1910 item# 690970 (stock# 2013)
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$300
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Austrian bronze bird, blue and yellow, sitting on a holly branch. Brightly colored and charming. 1-3/4”L and ¾”H and 1-1/2” W. Unmarked.
Austrian or Vienna bronzes are heavy, beautifully crafted decorative objects created in Vienna beginning in the middle of the 19th century. Made using lost wax casting, they were individually detailed and “cold painted” by hand by master craftsmen.
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Austrian / Vienna Bronze Bird
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Pre 1910 item# 690966 (stock# 2011)
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$250
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Austrian bronze rooster. Small and somewhat worn but shows beautiful patina of age. Marked “Austria.” 1-3/8”L and 1”W and 7/8”H.
Austrian or Vienna bronzes are heavy, beautifully crafted decorative objects created in Vienna beginning in the middle of the 19th century. Made using lost wax casting, they were individually detailed and “cold painted” by hand by master craftsmen.
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Austrian or Vienna Bronze Birds
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Pre 1910 item# 690965 (stock# 2010)
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$1250
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Charming Austrian bronze birds. Mother bird with two baby birds, sitting on a branch. A heartwarming tableau. Finely detailed and beautifully painted (some very minor paint loss). Marked “Austria.” 10”L and 6”H and 4”W.
Austrian or Vienna bronzes are heavy, beautifully crafted decorative objects created in Vienna beginning in the middle of the 19th century. Made using lost wax casting, they were individually detailed and “cold painted” by hand by master craftsmen.
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Austrian / Vienna Bronze Squirrel
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Pre 1910 item# 688893 (stock# 2008)
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$375
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Whimsical Austrian or Vienna bronze squirrel with large ears, cold painted. Indecipherable marks. 1-3/4" L and 1" W and 1-3/4" H.
Austrian or Vienna bronzes are heavy, beautifully hand-crafted decorative objects made in Vienna beginning in the middle of the 19th century. Produced using lost-wax casting, they were individually detailed and "cold-painted" by master craftsmen.
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