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Detailed vintage Boehm porcelain sculpture depicting a Bridled Tit, identified on the factory mark by its earlier scientific name Parus wollweberi.
The bird is shown perched high on a dramatically twisting tree trunk, looking downward toward a remarkably detailed colorful beetle resting among clusters of shelf-like fungi. The composition combines the naturalistic bird modeling for which Boehm is known with unusually elaborate botanical and insect detail.
The Bridled Tit is rendered in soft gray, cream, black and warm buff tones, with its distinctive pointed crest and bold facial markings. The tree is modeled in weathered gray-brown tones and surrounded by yellow-brown fungi with subtly reddish edges. A blue, red and black beetle provides a striking focal point beneath the bird.
The underside bears the original Boehm factory mark reading:
BOEHM PORCELAIN
Made in England
Bridled Tit
(Parus Pre-owned vintage condition. No chips, cracks, repairs, or missing pieces were noted during inspection. The bird, beak, crest, tail, feet, tree structure, applied fungi, and highly delicate beetle appear intact. The beetle\'s fine legs and antennae are present as shown in the close-up photographs. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the condition description.
An especially attractive Boehm bird sculpture with an unusually detailed natural-history composition incorporating the bird, insect, fungi and weathered tree form.
Boehm model 200-24. Made in England.
Shipping Note
Due to the delicate nature of this piece, it will be professionally packed by a UPS Store to help ensure safe transit. The buyer is not being charged for the packing service or packing materials. The shipping amount shown is for UPS transportation only, which may be higher than standard shipping because of the package size, weight, and level of care required for a fragile porcelain sculpture.