Outstanding 19thC all copper Boston banner weather

ZINC AND COPPER BANNER WEATHER VANELast Half of the 20th CenturyIn the Shem Drowne style. Heavy-gauge zinc arrow and C-scroll elements riveted to two heavy-gauge copper sheet banners. With stand.Heigh

Classical early 19thC Boston or NYC 26" round girandole mirror w outstanding carved eagle crest & early gilded surface - 35 1/2" overall height

IRON AND COPPER - 1900 (CUT-OUT) 53" L X 12 1/2"

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

Fine banner weathervane. Copper, zinc, and lead. American, circa 1875. Condition: Outstanding condition and patina. L 69-1/4" H 33-1/8". Base not included. Copy and paste link for high-res images: htt

Title: 19thC Banner Weathervane Date: C 1880 Materials: Copper Dimensions: 18 3/4”H (on stand) X 23 3/8”W X 2”D Provenance/Additional Information: Superb natural verdigris surfaces, great small

Attributed to Harris & Co. (American (Boston, Massachusetts), 19th century). A Black Hawk horse copper weather vane depicting a galloping stallion, the flattened full body figure with natural verdigri

1957-1958 Topps Basketball #77 Bill Russell Rookie Rookie card of the outstanding Boston Celtics Hall of Famer Bill Russell, Topps #77 recognized as his most popular card, an attractive example with f

Ca. 1878 outstanding copper architectural building spire from St. Peter's Cathedral School in Belleville, Illinois, spire was salvaged from a 1912 fire at the Cathedral, original patinized surface, 75

Item: American Copper Horse Weather Vane Date: Circa 1885 Size: 25 inches long In celebrated Blackhawk form with molded body, head and tail In as found gilded surface Attributed to L. W. Cushing & Son

Hollow body copper indian weather vane ca 1930's. Folk Art. Condition: Excellent with minor crimping to arrow head. 26 1/2" high x 18" long. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When

ARTS & CRAFTS COPPER LAMP, WITH MESH SHADE, SIGNED CLEAVELAND ON BASE. H.G. CLEAVLAND BOSTON COPPER LAMP. GOOD CONDITION. 7 1/2" DIAM SHADE / 12" H.

Frank Marshall - Boston - attributed Hammered Copper & Enamel Bookends c1905. Although covered boxes are more common, Marshall enameled bookends are extremely rare. Unsigned. Excellent new patina. 6.5

19th Century Copper Running Horse Weather Vane 19th century hollow-bodied copper running horse weathervane with cast iron head. Body retains most of its mellow yellow sizing. No holes or repairs. Grea

Good Arts & Crafts rectangular copper box, possibly of Boston origin with attribution to Frank Marshall. The cover has an oval enamel over copper inset revealing a pair of male peacocks facing each ot

Colonial America Historic Paul Revere c. 1762 "His Majesty's North-Battery, in Boston" Original Engraved Copper-Plate 1882 Restrike c. 1762 Paul Revere Engraved "His Majesty's North-Battery, in Boston

Late 19 th Century running horse weather vane. Molded copper body with cast zinc head. With old gilt finish. One ear is detached but present, some tasteful wear to the finish resulting in a good patin

Boston Arts & Crafts Enamel Hammered Copper & Silver Box c1905. Unsigned. Possibly Joseph Heinrichs. The three-dimension definition of the enamel work suggests it was done by one of the Boston Enamel

Large and impressive banner weathervane. Circa 1875.Copper with beautiful original gilding. Complete on it's original standard. Length of banner 74-1/2". Excellent condition, nearly mint., a couple mi

Rare signed Stickley coal scuttle. Copper and wrought iron. Outstanding original condition. Overall H 24". Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9hg4853l4r2co2p/AAA

Banner with hand weathervane, copper and zinc, gilt surface. Cushing & White, Waltham Mass.. 36" x 17". Stand included.

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

Fine cow weathervane. Probably by Harris, Boston, Mass. Circa 1880. Molded copper with a cast iron head. Natural verdigris patina. L 24-1/4". Excellent condition. Ears are missing. Very minor denting.

Rooster weathervane. Molded and sheet copper. North American, 19th century. Outstanding natural patina and exceptional construction. Condition: Fine original condition. H 23-1/2" W 20-1/2". Link for h