What's Your Furniture Personality? 🛋️
5 questions. Zero judgment (okay, a little judgment). Find your style — and the pieces that match it.
Your Style: Mid-Century Traditional 🪵
Clean lines, warm walnut, zero clutter. Proof that "quiet luxury" was just good mid-century furniture all along.
PAINT TO ORDER Mid Century French Louis Style Dresser by Dixie
$2,200.00
Mid Century Transitional 9 Drawer Lowboy Dresser by Drexel Heritage
$2,500.00
Mid Century Federal Style Mahogany Serpentine Triple Dresser by Dixie
$1,950.00
Your Style: Chinoiserie 🐉
Hand-painted lacquer, rich color, zero regrets. You'd rather have one showstopper than ten beige things.
Mid Century Chinoiserie Sideboard Media Unit
$1,700.00
Mid Century Ming Style Lowboy Dresser by American of Martinsville
$3,500.00
Mid Century 7 Drawer Highboy Dresser by American of Martinsville
$2,500.00
Your Style: Campaign 🧳
Brass hardware, tailored lines, ready to travel. You'd pack a trunk for a weekend at the lake and call it "light."
Mid Century Campaign Lowboy Dresser Brigade Collection by Drexel Heritage
$2,500.00
1970s Campaign Style 6 Drawer Sideboard by Lexington Furniture
$2,500.00
Mid Century Highboy Campaign Dresser by Dixie Furniture
$1,950.00
Early 20th Century Porcelain Indian Golden Oriole by Karl Ens Volkstedt Germany
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
A stunning Indian Golden Oriole Bird (Oriolus kundoo) created by Karl Ens. The life-sized porcelain bird stands upon an elaborately detailed tree stump base. The bird is a rare Figural piece very lifelike and beautifully modeled. Its exquisitely laid out, with leaves, and in a natural setting. The coloration and glaze make the bird truly look life-like. The bird has a yellow body, yellow-green black-feathered wings and tail, green eye feathers, green beak and feet; and its perched upon a white tree trunk with leaves. This oriole bird figurine is of exceptional quality and is finished in a shiny glaze. On the undersides is the authentic Ens factory mark. A wonderful addition for any Karl Ens or antique German porcelain figurine collector.
Maker: This was produced by the Karl Ens Porcelain Factory of Volkstedt, Germany during the early 20th century. It retains its green windmill mark used by the Karl Ens Porcelain Factory, dating the bird to some time between World War I and World War II.
CONDITION NOTES
There is evidence of a previous repair. Within the last 100 years, the bird's whole body fractured from the tree trunk. It looks like the repair was executed immediately and there is no loss of material at the fracture site. One of the limbs of the upper leaf was damaged and is absent too. (this part has been sanded down and reglazed) I have to say, I had to turn this piece over 5 times in my hand to detect any evidence of damage (repair site situated below the left-wing). We would still describe this object as still being in overall beautiful condition with concealed evidence of repair.
DIMENSIONS
6.5ʺW × 4ʺD × 9ʺH
DELIVERY
Nationwide White Glove Delivery or Local Pick Up in the Chicago area available.