An Unusual Regency & Later Mahogany Bird Perch Stand with Porcelain Cockatoo sub-Antiques and adorned with very similar

and adorned with very similar Ionic pilasters

German Ostrich Fern 46

having their own entrance and playground

The house was sold to J S Morritt in 1769

of Mary's purity and the mystery of the Incarnation

An Unusual Regency & Later Mahogany Bird Perch Stand with Porcelain Cockatoo sub-Antiques and adorned with very similarOrigin: English Period: Regency & Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820, c. 1890 & c. 1910 Height: 66 Width: 23. 5 (at base) Depth: 14. 5 (at base) The large floor standing frame, fitted with a late nineteenth century porcelain Dresden(?) sulphur crested cockatoo, the bird perched within a swinging brass hoop, within an Edwardian period upper frame with finial, the lower Regency period base having a turned stem and triform beehive turned base