Gabbia per uccelli in legno dipinto di bianco in due parti. La parte inferiore ha piedi ad anello che terminano in capitelli decorati con foglie e si apre con un tirante. La gabbia ha la forma di un tempio con campane che si aprono attraverso quattro porte in rete metallica. Inizio del XX secolo. Dimensioni: parte inferiore: H.70 cm - Diam: 65 cm Parte superiore: altezza 120 cm (Schegge di vernice)

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