An Unusual Regency & Later Mahogany Bird Perch Stand with Porcelain Cockatoo sub-Architectural & Garden and was much revived from

and was much revived from the time of Queen Anne to during Victoria’s reign as we see with this example

" He worked in variety theatres around the country and at London's Windmill Theatre

collected antique furniture and this table may have been her personal choice

The rope attached to the buoy is present but presumed later

An Unusual Regency & Later Mahogany Bird Perch Stand with Porcelain Cockatoo sub-Architectural & Garden and was much revived fromOrigin: 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