Rooster Crowing Weathervane Animal

Sheet iron crowing rooster silhouette weathervane - late 19th to early 20th century - expected surface pitting, else good condition. 24"L of arrow - rooster 11"H.

A 19th Century Weathervane. Depicting a crowing rooster. Circa 1880 18" x 12.5"

Extra Large Handcrafted Full Body Crowing Rooster. Copper Patina Finish Weathervane missing the Arrow.

(lot of 2) Polychrome porcelain figural farm animals, including: (1) large crowing rooster sculpture, Italy, design by Vietri, posed with face upturned, approx 22.5"h; (1) piggy bank, Jocelyn Lapointe

Lovely weathered yellow paint on full bodied copper crowing rooster crowing upon a ball and arrow. Traces of red on comb. Mounted on custom metal base. Vane: 22" X 24" X 25", Stand: 8" X 8" X 10", Tot

James Leonard (American, born 1949). Folk art patinated copper kinetic figural whirligig statue. Depicts a rooster crowing. Wind blows the paddle and activates the head, tail feathers, beak and feet.

ca 1920's/30's American gutsy form crowing rooster copper flattened full body form weathervane w applied wings, tail feathers & wattle - excellent verdigris surface, good embossed figuring, depicted a

VINTAGE CROWING ROOSTER WEATHER VANE A crowing rooster stands atop a traditional style weathervane with arrow and directional points. 18 1/2"

FOLKIE CROWING ROOSTER ON DIRECTIONAL ARROW. MEASURES 27 1/2" X 33 1/2". UPDATED 2023 Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before bidding. All payments for purchas

ALUMINUM CROWING ROOSTER, DIRECTIONAL ARROW MRKD. MILLER, AND COPPER PANTHER ROOSTER 8" H, PANTHER 9 3/4" L

Eight pieces decorative metal figures including animals, weathervanes and Hupmobile? Brass, tan and white metal. Rooster, two cows, two horses, pig, horse and sulky and Hupmobile. Prancing horses 17"

Vintage Three-Dimensional Painted Weathervane, depicting a crowing cockerel, on a custom iron stand with copper sphere, rooster only: 20" high, 24 1/2" x 3 1/4", stand: 41" high. Weathered surface wit

Rooster weathervane. Molded copper and zinc. Cushing and White, Waltham, Massachusetts, circa 1875. Condition: Several old bullet holes. Traces of verdigris, gilding and paint. L 30" H 25-5/8". Copy a

FOLK ART CAST-METAL ROOSTER WEATHERVANE, hollow-body form mounted on a cast-iron directional arrow. Retaining an old surface with weathered patina. Together with a spread-wing eagle example mounted on

American folk art full-bodied rooster weathervane, molded and gilded copper, the bird with flat copper tail and cast zinc feet, perched on an arrow with cast zinc head and flat copper fletching. Minor

LARGE AMERICAN FOLK ART MOLDED-COPPER FULL-BODY ROOSTER WEATHERVANE, a fine example of impressive size, retaining early, possibly original, gilt surface with red-painted comb and wattle. Presented on

Rooster weathervane in white and red paint. 22" x 27" Ht.. Stand included.

Painted two part hollow body cast iron rooster weathervane with cutout sheet iron tail by Rochester Iron Works, Rochester, NH. Circa 1880. Replaced tail. Height 29”, Width 35”.Base 5”x3/4”x27�

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

Country Gilt Tin Rooster Weathervane34.75" H x 29.75" :

19TH C ROOSTER WEATHERVANE, CIRCA 1860-1880, COPPER WITH CAST ZINC ARROWHEAD. HIGHLY DETAILED FLATTENED FULL BODY FORM. VERDIGRIS SURFACES WITH REMNANTS OF GILT THROUGHOUT. NO BULLET HOLES, ALL SOLDER

Rooster weathervane. Molded copper with historic gold leaf and paint. American, late 19th century. H 15-1/2" W 14-1/4" D 3-3/4". Condition: Very good no replacements noted. Historic surface. Base is n

An historic rooster weathervane from the old tower of the Gananoque Spring and Axle company formed in 1884 in Gananoque, Ontario. A handmade unique weathervane, crafted in heavy tin with layered feath

Fine rooster weathervane. Earlier example with almond shaped eyes and crisply detailed repousse work. Molded copper with a fine natural verdigris patina. Probably J.W. Fiske, NY. Circa 1880. Condition