An Intriguing & Wonderfully Decorative Primitive Painted Birch Pigeon Carrier c.1870 sub-Religion & Relics published as the act directs

published as the act directs December 7th 1805 by Longman & Rees

but lives there

This piece has the royal flush

The sign bears the red painted 'E' suffix which helps date the sign precisely

An Intriguing & Wonderfully Decorative Primitive Painted Birch Pigeon Carrier c.1870 sub-Religion & Relics published as the act directsOrigin: French or possibly Scandinavian Period: Mid Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Width: 10. 5 Height: 13 or 39 with hanging chains Depth: 15. 75 The beautifully curious painted birch wood pigeon carrier house having a semi elliptical opening to the front, sloped roof and original iron hanging chains, surviving largely in original condition with an outstanding textured painted surface, hailing from Martel, a small medieval town in