Early 20th Century French Iron Pagoda Bird Cage on Stand

$2,050

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This antique French aviary brings sculptural presence and instant charm, standing over five feet tall with a striking pagoda silhouette that reads more like a decorative architectural piece than a simple cage. Crafted circa 1920, the structure is built entirely of iron with a fine mesh enclosure, allowing full visibility while maintaining a light, open feel that doesn’t visually weigh down a space.
The upper housing is designed in a pagoda form with a gently arched roof and elegant curled finials at each corner, giving it a refined Chinoiserie influence that works beautifully in both classic and eclectic interiors. The front features a double-arched door with delicate scrollwork, adding a layer of detail that elevates the piece beyond purely functional use.
The stand is equally important, with hand-forged scrolled legs connected by double circular stretchers and raised on small working casters, giving the piece mobility and a sense of lightness despite its scale. The painted white finish has aged gracefully, offering a soft, timeworn patina that blends easily into both indoor and garden settings.
This piece works exceptionally well styled as a decorative statement in a sunroom, breakfast room, or entry, and can also be repurposed as a plant display, filled with trailing greenery, or even softly lit for ambiance. It is in excellent condition commensurate with age and use.
Dimensions: 30″W x 17″D x 70.5″H

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