LARGE AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON HORSE AND RIDER WEATHERVANE

LARGE AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON HORSE AND RIDER WEATHERVANE, retaining an undisturbed, weathered surface. Presented on a custom stand. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 38" HOA, 48" LOA

LARGE FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON HORSE AND RIDER WEATHERVANE, unusual silhouette form, likely depicting a military figure on horseback, retaining early, possibly original, gray-painted surface. Prese

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON RUNNING HORSE LARGE WEATHERVANE, constructed from a single hand-cut sheet, the whole supported on a horizontal wrought-iron strap secured with large rivets and joi

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON FIRE PUMPER WEATHERVANE, a naive example featuring horse-drawn fire pumper on a large directional arrow, retaining an old red-painted surface. Currently displayed

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON BIRDDOG WEATHERVANE, with iron supports and presented on a custom stand. Retains an old weathered surface. 20th century. 21" HOA, 27 1/2" LOA.Provenance: The Ameri

AMERICAN FOLK ART MOLDED-COPPER FULL-BODY RUNNING HORSE WEATHERVANE, with cut-out sheet mane and tail, retaining an outstanding early, possibly original, gilt surface with traces of verdigris. Present

Small folk art weathervane of a horse. Sheet iron. Multicolored paint. Mounted on base. American. 19th century. H 11-1/4" W 14". Base H 10-1/2" W 3". Condition: Excellent condition with natural histor

AMERICAN FOLK ART MOLDED-COPPER FULL-BODY HORSE WEATHERVANE, galloping form with cut-out and applied mane. Light verdigris on likely original gilded surface. Mounted on a custom iron display stand. Pr

Primitive American folk art wooden horse weathervane, probably mid to late 19th century, mounted on museum iron stand. The horse is weathered, with losses to rider, missing 1 ear, and damage to tail -

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON TRAIN DIRECTIONAL SIGN, comprising two arrows mounted on a center post, with weathered surface. Presented on a custom iron stand. Second half 19th century. 44" HOA

with hanging loop; Provenance: The Freund Family Collection; 24 x 24 inches

19th or 20th century, cut sheet iron silhouette form depicting an attacking eagle in flight, wrought iron strapwork bracing, modern wood mounting pole, 26 x 32 in.; mounting pole 33 in. Provenance: Es

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-METAL COW WEATHERVANE, the short-horn silhouette form retaining possibly original black-painted surface. First half 20th century. 28" HOA, 36" LOA.Provenance: From an i

19th Century folk art sheet iron weathervane of running horse. Ex collection of Scudder Smith. 39" long x 23" tall.

Blacksmith Weathervane 20th century, cut sheet copper weathervane in the form of a blacksmith at an anvil, 39 in.. Condition: surface distress and variation, some dents and bending, mounted on later i

large cutout with bird motif border encircling a central field of birds. 34" diameter. Oxidation, rust.

Large Red Sheet Metal Folk Art Horse. Weathervane? 31" Tall 39" Long

A large folk art weathervane depicting a racing surrey and horse with a rider on a weathervane stand. Measures 53" tall X 31" across X 9.5" across.

American folk art copper weather vane depicting horse and rider. Measures 33" (84cm) length.

Folk art cut out tin and iron directional. A Galloping Horse; 9in.H. x 29in.L.

Early 20th century, sheet iron. Large rooster made from several sheets with riveted iron brackets as well as post supports. Most likely an advertising sign or architectural finial. Original yellow and

AMERICAN FOLK ART MOLDED-COPPER FULL-BODY RUNNING HORSE WEATHERVANE, retaining a fine surface with strong verdigris patination. Currently displayed on a custom wood and iron stand. Probably Harris & C

AMERICAN FOLK ART FULL-BODY MOLDED-COPPER RUNNING HORSE WEATHERVANE, with cast-zinc head, retaining fine old mustard-painted surface over original gilt, presented on a custom iron stand. Fou

AMERICAN FOLK ART FULL-BODY MOLDED-COPPER PRANCING HORSE WEATHERVANE, with cast-zinc head, retaining fine old verdigris surface, presented on a custom iron stand. Fourth quarter 19th century. 17&