Antique Poultry Print – Brown-Breasted Red Game (1886-1887)

Description

Description:

This rare and beautifully detailed lithograph from Cassell’s Poultry Book features a prize-winning pair of Brown-Breasted Red Game Fowls, bred by Mr. C. W. Brierley. These majestic birds, known for their sleek plumage and striking posture, were celebrated for their strength and agility, making them a prized breed in historic poultry competitions.

This stunning Victorian poultry illustration showcases:

• “The Statue” – Winner of the Challenge Cup at Birmingham, 1886.
• “Little Queen” – Winner of the Cup at Liverpool, January 1887.
• Their bold black and deep red plumage, beautifully captured in fine lithographic detail.
• A classic barnyard setting with a warm-toned background, enhancing the regal presence of these game birds.

📌 Print Details:

• Date: Birmingham & Liverpool Prize Winners, 1886-1887
• Dimensions: 17 x 20 cm, plus 2 cm black cardboard border for mounting and framing.
• Condition: Original antique print, with minor signs of aging such as foxing, slight discoloration, and edge wear, adding to its authentic vintage charm.

This highly collectible poultry print is perfect for antique poultry enthusiasts, farmhouse decor lovers, and collectors of rare Victorian lithographs.