25x18. This is a large, patinated copper sculpture of an eagle, likely designed as a weather vane topper or architectural ornament. The piece depicts an eagle in a dynamic swooping or landing pose with outspread wings and forward-reaching talons. It is constructed from hollow, formed, and stamped copper sheets joined with visible solder seams. The body and wings feature stamped textures representing individual feathers, and the head is detailed with a sharp, open beak. A mounting post or rod is present on the underside, protruding from the belly, which is characteristic of weather vane ornaments. The piece is consistent with American folk art and late 19th to early 20th-century architectural copper work.