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Wooden Bird Carving Meadowlark Faux Taxidermy Wood Sculpture Magargee Folk Art
Wooden Bird Carving Meadowlark Faux Taxidermy Wood Sculpture Magargee Folk Art
Wooden Bird Carving Meadowlark Faux Taxidermy Wood Sculpture Magargee Folk Art
Wooden Bird Carving Meadowlark Faux Taxidermy Wood Sculpture Magargee Folk Art
Wooden Bird Carving Meadowlark Faux Taxidermy Wood Sculpture Magargee Folk Art
Wooden Bird Carving Meadowlark Faux Taxidermy Wood Sculpture Magargee Folk Art
Wooden Bird Carving Meadowlark Faux Taxidermy Wood Sculpture Magargee Folk Art
Wooden Bird Carving Meadowlark Faux Taxidermy Wood Sculpture Magargee Folk Art

Wooden Bird Carving Meadowlark Faux Taxidermy Wood Sculpture Magargee Folk Art

$ 66

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Handmade: Yes
  • Type: Handmade
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: The wood was recently dusted off and protected with boiled linseed oil to avoid dry-rot and separation. The only flaw is the tail feathers which is honestly not noticeable considering how highly detailed every inch of this bird is. It really is a truly amazing bird carving. It could easily pass as a real bird from afar.
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Material: Wood
  • Modified Item: No
  • Featured Refinements: Wood Carved Bird

    Description

    Wooden Bird Carving Meadowlark Faux Taxidermy Wood Sculpture Magargee Folk Art
    Meadowlark Bird Sculpture Faux Taxidermy Wooden Yellow-Bellied Bird Sculpture by Ed Magargee
    Realistic Bird Carving Folk Art on Drift Wood
    From far away this looks like a taxonomy specimen, but up close you realize it is nothing but a beautiful homage to a native species to the Northeast USA.
    Eastern Meadowlark on a piece of driftwood
    By Ed Magargee a gifted woodcarving artist / genius
    Signed by Artist on the bottom but also carved initials on top of driftwood
    From Moorestown, NJ
    Circa 1970's
    The bird is made out of a soft wood
    The eyes of the bird appear to be made of transparent resin with a dot of black paint suspended inside to give it the look of an iris
    Measures: 9" wide x 8-1/4 tall" x 8" deep
    Condition:
    The wood was recently dusted off and protected with boiled linseed oil to avoid dry-rot and separation.  The only flaw is the tail feathers which is honestly not noticeable considering how highly detailed every inch of this bird is. It really is a truly amazing bird carving. It could easily pass as a real bird from afar.
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    Meadowlark Bird Sculpture Faux Taxidermy Wooden Yellow-Bellied Bird Sculpture by Ed Magargee Realistic Bird Carving Folk Art on Drift Wood From far away this looks like a taxonomy specimen, but up close you realize it is nothing but a beautiful homage to a native species to the Northeast USA. ---Eastern Meadowlark on a piece of driftwood ---By Ed Magargee a gifted woodcarving artist / genius ---Signed by Artist on the bottom but also carved initials on top of driftwood ---From Moorestown, NJ ---Circa 1970's ---The bird is made out of a soft wood ---The eyes of the bird appear to be made of transparent resin with a dot of black paint suspended inside to give it the look of an iris Measures: 9" wide x 8-1/4 tall" x 8" deep Condition: The wood was recently dusted off and protected with boiled linseed oil to avoid dry-rot and separation. The only flaw is the tail feathers which is honestly not noticeable considering how highly detailed every inch of this bird is. It really is a truly amazing bird carving. It could easily pass as a real bird from afar.
    Meadowlark Bird Sculpture Faux Taxidermy Wooden Yellow-Bellied Bird Sculpture by Ed Magargee
    Realistic Bird Carving Folk Art on Drift Wood
    From far away this looks like a taxonomy specimen, but up close you realize it is nothing but a beautiful homage to a native species to the Northeast USA.
    Eastern Meadowlark on a piece of driftwood
    By Ed Magargee a gifted woodcarving artist / genius
    Signed by Artist on the bottom but also carved initials on top of driftwood
    From Moorestown, NJ
    Circa 1970's
    The bird is made out of a soft wood
    The eyes of the bird appear to be made of transparent resin with a dot of black paint suspended inside to give it the look of an iris
    Measures: 9" wide x 8-1/4 tall" x 8" deep
    Condition:
    The wood was recently dusted off and protected with boiled linseed oil to avoid dry-rot and separation.  The only flaw is the tail feathers which is honestly not noticeable considering how highly detailed every inch of this bird is. It really is a truly amazing bird carving. It could easily pass as a real bird from afar.
    Wooden Bird Carving Meadowlark Faux Taxidermy Wood Sculpture Magargee Folk Art
    Seahorse
    International
    Meadowlark Bird Sculpture Faux Taxidermy Wooden Yellow-Bellied Bird Sculpture by Ed Magargee
    Realistic Bird Carving Folk Art on Drift Wood
    From far away this looks like a taxonomy specimen, but up close you realize it is nothing but a beautiful homage to a native species to the Northeast USA.
    Eastern Meadowlark on a piece of driftwood
    By Ed Magargee a gifted woodcarving artist / genius
    Signed by Artist on the bottom but also carved initials on top of driftwood
    From Moorestown, NJ
    Circa 1970's
    The bird is made out of a soft wood
    The eyes of the bird appear to be made of transparent resin with a dot of black paint suspended inside to give it the look of an iris
    Measures: 9" wide x 8-1/4 tall" x 8" deep
    Condition:
    The wood was recently dusted off and protected with boiled linseed oil to avoid dry-rot and separation.  The only flaw is the tail feathers which is honestly not noticeable considering how highly detailed every inch of this bird is. It really is a truly amazing bird carving. It could easily pass as a real bird from afar.