Is this Christmas tree stand 1920s or 1890s?

What ??
The tree's not good enough for ya !!!..

Female Kestrel......love her colors......made by a carver from the west island of Montreal.....J.Reid .
He used to be quite well known.....but alas.

 

LLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
She's a beauty. I'm going to save and print her picture, if I may.

 

well if you want....i'll photo her for you.....

 

Would you? Please!

Edit - I hate to be a bother (well, I hate it a little bit) but the study of birds is probably my most enduring passion... hence the Natural History Print passion, the Edward Lear passion, my parrot passion, and a lot of my art.
Thank you, Professor... Reid's lady kestrel really caught my eye.

 

OOOOH... Greg, please forgive me for somewhat highjacking your thread... for this little kestrel?

Birds happen and I go nuts.

 

Hi Gila,
No problem. I do it to a lot of other threads. I blame it on old age.
greg

 

Tabletop trees were very popular. IMHO this was for a small, live tabletop tree.