Drvena krletka za ptice iz 1937. Raritet. Orijentalni dizajn Ručni rad

Dekorativna drvena krletka za ptice starinska sa pocetkà 20.stoljeća, viktorijanski stil sa kraja 19 stoljeća inspiriran azijskim thai spirit house....
It’s made of finely cut wood, with intricate fretwork and a pagoda-like design.

maketa kućice ili drvena kućica za lutke iz 1937. Smeđa. Ima vratašca. Nikad nije korištena. Uvijek je bila ukras. Ručni rad i unikat! Velikih dimenzija. Može biti i kuća za ptice. Visina 60 cm.
Nikad nije korišteno i stajalo je kao ukras na vrhu vitrine decenijama.

Na etsyju i ebayu se takve krletke prodaju za 800 eura.

Drvena krletka, inspririrana dalekom Azijom
Mjere: 47cm x 43cm x 50cm.
50cm visine.




A fretwork birdcage is a highly decorative, often vintage or antique, cage featuring intricate, open-cut designs (fretwork) of leaves, flowers, animals (like cats and spiders), or geometric patterns, typically made from wood (like plywood) using a scroll saw for detailed scrollwork, serving as ornamental home decor rather than just housing for birds. These folk art pieces, popular in the early to mid-20th century (around 1920s-1940s), showcase skilled craftsmanship with detailed cutouts and often have multiple compartments and whimsical themes, making them prized collector's items.
Key Characteristics
Intricate Designs: Features elaborate scrollwork, cutouts of vines, leaves, animals (cats, spiders), and sometimes floral motifs.
Material: Usually crafted from thin wood, like 1/4" plywood, and finished with varnish.
Construction: Often handmade with a scroll saw, showing folk art qualities.
Era: Commonly associated with the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s.
Purpose: Primarily decorative, used as unique home accents, though some may have perches and food/water dish openings.