Colonial Williamsburg Reproduction Ceramic Bird Bottle
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Product details
| Management number | 9009171 | Release Date | 2025/09/04 | List Price | $14.40 | Model Number | 9009171 | ||
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Nestled under the eaves or beside a favorite entryway, these glazed ceramic creations have made happy homes for small birds since 1699. A distinct garden accent, our Ceramic Bird Bottle is inspired by an original excavated from the yard of the James Geddy House (Object #T067-2013,9). Makes a great gift for garden and bird enthusiasts!
Features
Hand-turned and glazed
Lead-free glaze
8.5"L x 5.5" diameter at widest point; 2.75" diameter opening
Stick for perch not included
Comes with a story card, hanging instructions, and placement tips. (Missing product instructions? View instructions and tips here.)
Imported
Inspiration
Birdhouses were probably quite popular in 18th-century Williamsburg. Fragments have been unearthed throughout the Historic Area, and a 1746 inventory and 1752 advertisement provide further evidence. Though it's tempting to attribute their use to enthusiasm for bird watching, bird bottles served a more practical purpose: nesting birds made ideal insect control around h
| Category | Garden & Outdoor > Garden Decor > Birdhouses |
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| Condition | Like new |
Birdhouses
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