Jay's Squirrel from the “Quadrupeds of North America" by James Audubon (1848)Jay's Squirrel from the Audubon quarto edition of Quadrupeds of North America. The print has been archival mounted and framed in a period molding. Top left: No. 18 Top right: Plate LXXXIX Bottom left: Drawn from Nature by J. J. Audubon, FRS FLS Bottom center: On Stone by Wm. E. Hitchcock Jay's Squirrel Bottom right: Lith. Printed & Col'd by J. T. Bowen, Phila'd America, Philadelphia, 1848. Condition: Print is in good original condition. Materials:

The fan is decorated with a scene of English Gothic ruins and framed with gilt scrollwork decoration

Condition: One tile has been broken and repaired

Materials: Steel

Horse Hair

Stamped on the underside of the lip: Yates & Birch

Condition: The print has been professionally conserved and mounted with acid-free rag board

The Federalist Antiques ships throughout the Chicagoland area

mid-1800’s

Underglaze

Dimensions: 10” Diameter (dinner plates)

are flanked by reeded pilasters which resolve into turned legs

delineated in cobalt under glaze blue