Antique Poultry Print – Golden Spangled Polish Chickens (1871)

Description

Description:

This stunning and rare lithograph from Cassell’s Poultry Book features a prize-winning pair of Golden Spangled Polish chickens, bred by Mr. Henry Beldon. Known for their ornate feathered crests, this breed was celebrated for both its decorative appeal and egg-laying ability.

This detailed vintage illustration highlights:

• Golden Spangled Polish Rooster and Hen, winners of Crystal Palace & Birmingham Prizes, 1871.
• Their striking golden-spangled plumage, intricate feather pattern, and distinctive pom-pom crests.
• A classic barnyard setting, capturing the elegance of this historic poultry breed.

📌 Print Details:

• Date: Crystal Palace & Birmingham, 1871
• Dimensions: 17 x 20 cm, plus 2 cm black cardboard border for mounting and framing.
• Condition: Original print, decades old, with minor signs of aging such as foxing, edge wear, and slight discoloration, enhancing its authentic antique appeal.

This Victorian-era poultry print is ideal for collectors of rare chicken illustrations, farmhouse decor lovers, poultry breeders, and antique print enthusiasts.