Schooner Weathervane

C 1920-40 Schooner Weathervane Pine & Copper 19"H X 24 1/2"W X 4 1/4"D Refined well scaled schooner weathervane. Carved pine hull, nicely detailed sheet copper sails, copper rod masts & rigging. Every

Vintage New England Folk Art Two Masted Schooner Weathervane, circa 1960, painted wooden hull and masts with sheet metal sails, mounted on painted wood stand Height 20.5 in. Width 3 in. Length 27.25 i

Title: Early Schooner Weathervane Date: C 1920-40 Material: Iron Dimension: 21 1/2”H (with post, as shown) X 30 1/2”W X 5/8”D Provenance/Additional Info: Dry original painted surfaces, lightly o

Early Schooner Weathervane C 1920-40 Copper 13 7/8"H (including rod) X 19 1/16"W X 7/8"D Dry original black painted & pebbled verdigris surfaces, very well detailed silhouette form, the ship at full s

COPPER SAILING SHIP SCHOONER WEATHERVANE, MOUNTED ON WOOD STAND, 22 X 24

Ca early 20th century. Carved wooden schooner with three mast and flying flag. 23 inchesd long x 17 inches tall. American. Good condition.

MOLDED COPPER WEATHERVANE In the form of a sailing sloop or schooner, rippled sails and flag, weathered gilt surface, overall good condition, mounted on a rectangular black painted platform, American,

Vintage Copper Brass Weather vane finial or ship decoration. Sailing Schooner with swinging sea horse below. Green Patina copper and R.E.T initials on heavy brass weighted bottom. Single prong stake.

Two-mast Coastal Schooner with one sail and twisted wire rigging, directionals, two part, white hull, wooden roof mount, 44" tall, 34" square overall, bends to directionals, rigging, some corrosion.

Fine Copper Steeplechase Horse Weathervane, Massachusetts Maker unknown. Originally found in the Newport, RI area. 31 in. x 37 in. Note: A similar example of the above offered lot was sold at Sotheby'

A.L Jewell (1852-1867 Waltham, Mass.) Rare Centaur weathervane. Molded copper, zinc, and lead. Includes base. Retains an old historic surface with remnants of yellow paint and verdigris patina. Bullet

Exceptional "INDEX" Howard Horse Weathervane. J. Howard, Waltham, Mass., circa 1870. Extraordinary patina and condition. Copper and cast zinc with natural verdigris patina. One of the finest we have h

Attributed to J. Harris & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, appears in their illustrated catalogue from 1878, no. 13. Depicted with empty bow raised but arrow in opposing hand. At the time, the 30-inch mode

Large and impressive banner weathervane. Copper and cast zinc. Probably by Howard, Co. Bridgewater, Mass., circa 1875. Retains and outstanding natural verdigris patina, without restoration. First publ

Important Prancing Horse Weathervane, circa 1860, having molded and sheet copper body, on an iron support bar, simulating the ground. Beautiful original verdegris patina. We have found no other exampl

Rare lady riding side-saddle weathervane. Molded copper. American, circa 1900. Condition: Later 20th century restored gold surface. Cap for one hoof missing. L 28-1/4" H 26". Copy and paste link for h

Height including stand 42 inches, length 42 inches. Provenance: Sotheby's New York, December 8, 1984, lot 173.

Fine folk art Ewe weathervane. Attributed to Cushing and White. Molded copper with historic paint and gold leaf. L 21-1/2" H vane only 17" H w/base 27-3/4" W of base 3". Please refer to this link for

Large fine copper firehouse parade horn weathervane, the banner/flag initials "SVFD" (? Volunteer Fire Department) with weathered surface, green patina, mounted on a contemporary iron stand, circa 190

The wide, full bodied figure on four independent legs is constructed with a zinc head. No markings, some sources have attributed this model to Harris and Son, Boston. Measures 21.25 x 34 x 7.25 inches

Goat weathervane. Base included. 24" W., 23 1/2" Ht..

A.L. Jewel & Co., Waltham, Massachusetts, horse jumping through hoop weathervane. Stamped on right side of body. 28" L., 16" Ht., comes with stand.

The full bodied copper weathervane by Cushing and White is found with its exceptional original gilt finish largely intact. The portions not displaying the original surface are accented by naturally oc

By L.W. Cushing & Sons, Waltham, Massachusetts, ca. 1880. Full bodied copper ram with attached horns. Weathered with traces of gilding. Some surface enhancement to bottom rod. 28"h. 30"l. including ba