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Beehoneybuns
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This is such a lovely bird cage I think I'll buy a bird. It is in good condition. Is this from the victorian era and what would the value be? It is marked Pacific on the cage. feeder bottles. It looks like it could all be original with two glass feeder bottles and a old wire spring to keep the door close.
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I love it!!!! I have a picture posted of my old bird cage. My husband hates it because it is so big. I'll trade ya!!! lol
Thanks , I think I saw parts of your bird cage in the batwing lamp picture. I like it.
Husbands just don't understand... but if it was a big drill press he'd love it (-;
LOL exactly! I saw a cage similar, but not nearly as nice, as yours this past weekend at a yard sale. He was asking $125 for it. I let him keep it. :)
Thank you.