Anonymous Trotter Weathervane.

Vintage Copper Trotter Weathervane (MST183)(MS) Dimensions: 32" L Property from a Fairfield CT home

Anonymous. Weathervane With Sunflower and W. Metal with wood. Minor loss and expected weathering and rust, otherwise good condition. 38" w x 36" h. Provenance: The Jessica Weber Collection. Est. $300-

Copper weathervane of a horse with trotter. Mounted on wood base. [Weathervane: 21 1/2 x 31 x 12 inches; Overall: 25 x 38 x 4 inches]. In good condition.

Anonymous. Peacock Weathervane. Not signed. Flat metal cut out weathervane with some black paint remnants. Well-weathered and rusted, otherwise excellent environmental condition. 45.5" h x 24" w x 5".

Anonymous Jersey Cow Weathervane. Not signed. Cut out metal, riveted. No paint. Some expected rust, and loss of tail, otherwise great environmental condition. 18" x 36" x 1". Est. $800-1,200. Ship: $5

Anonymous. Bull Head Weathervane. Not signed. Cut out metal with rivets with some brown paint. Well-rusted, otherwise great condition. 6.5" x 10.5" x 1". Est. $300-500. Ship: $35

Copper weathervane depicting trotters, carriage and jockey. [18 1/2" H x 11" D x 31" L]. Missing base, rear missing.

Weathervane, "Dexter". C. 1880. American Trotter. Very early form , with zinc head, full copper body. Form of mane is found on L. W. Cushing & Son "dexter", of this early period. Surface, original, as

Anonymous Large Fighting Cock Weathervane. Not signed or dated. Flat metal cut out weathervane with some black paint remnants. Well-weathered and rusted, overall great environmental condition. 45.5" h

Harry Lane. Barn painting with horse weathervane. Title on reverse label "The Trotter". Oil on masonite. Framed. S.L.R. Sight size- 25-1/2" x 20-1/2". Overall size- 34" x 29".

A narrow figural horse sculpture, likely made by Cushing & Sons of Waltham, Mass., and made of hollow copper. This weather vane may be depicting the famous trotter Dexter. Displays loss of paint with

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

ANONYMOUS, CANTON SCHOOL Dutch Folly Fort on the Pearl River, circa 1847 Oil on canvas, on a stretcher, framed and glazed. 16 5/8 x 21 3/4in (42.2 x 55.3cm) Footnotes: 佚名　&#28023

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

ANONYMOUS (18TH-19TH CENTURY) Flock of Cranes Edo period (1615-1868), 18th/19th century A six-panel folding screen in ink, color, and gold on paper depicting a flock of 17 cranes standing on the shore

ANONYMOUS, (19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY) Gu Eun Mong (A Nine Clouds Dream) Late Joseon dynasty (1392-1897), 19th/20th century An eight-panel screen, painted in ink and colors on paper, mounted on brocade,

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

H:141cm,W:66cm

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