Bird Brooch

---

kidsitemschildrensroom소고기scatmunchiesophiuchus666

---

LIVE

roses–and–rue:A strange Victorian cameo brooch that depicts a dead bird, a recurring motif in still

blackpaint20:Brooch with a Grouse’s Foot, 1860-70, Scottish. Queen Victoria was proud of her Scottis

anaquana:treasures-and-beauty:Art Nouveau Diamond, Opal and enamel bird brooch By Philippe Wolfers@m

Bird-Shaped Brooch via Medieval ArtMedium: Silver-gilt, garnets with patterned foil backings; iron s

Bird-Shaped Brooch, Medieval ArtMedium: Silver-giltGift of J. Pierpont Morgan, 1917Metropolitan Muse

Budgie Brooch //ksnelling2014

Collection of Six Enamel Lapel Pin //BridgetFarmerArtist

This distinctive brooch features two intertwined birds that are inspired by the artwork found on ear

Silver Celtic Birds BroochThis sterling silver brooch features two intertwined birds that are inspir

met-medieval-art:Bird-Shaped Brooch, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Medieval ArtGift of J. Pierpont Mor

Frankish bird brooches, 6th centurySilver-gilt with garnets over patterned foilThe dress of Frankish

Peacock filigreed fibula, Frankish, mid-late 6th century (Walters Art Museum) Gold disc fibula,

Do not forget the bird or it will not sing. This French Victorian brooch in silver and gold is more

It is not only fine feathers that make fine birds.(but it sure helps)

tatteredbanners: Viking Age Art Brooch in the Form of a Bird of Prey, 500–600 AD. This crouch

thedeerandtheoak: Brooch in the Form of a Bird of Prey, 500–600Vendel; made in ScandinaviaCop

Gold, ruby, sapphire, and hardstone birdhouse pendant brooch, c. 1960s (at Wilson’s Estate Jew

..winter theme continues - the Waxwing birda little experiment with transformer: — brooch/pend

Tutorial para broche de ninho de pássaro.Feito por mim para meu blog Midori Sakura

sosuperawesome:Embroidered Bird BroochesEmbirdery on Etsy

bluekraken: A little honeycreeper bird brooch. i wished i had a lighter blue for him but close enoug

Gold, sapphire, ruby, and diamond crescent moon brooch with birds and flower, c. 1870s (at 1stdibs)

Galah brooch available at my Etsy shop

A strange Victorian cameo brooch that depicts a dead bird, a recurring motif in still life paintings

Prev PageNext Page