Rooster - Black Paint

A. C. Williams Ohio - Circa 1910 A superior example of the bank. Material: Cast Iron

Late 20th century. Sheet metal cut out of a rooster with black paint. Mounted on a wooden base and made into a table lamp. Electrified. 27.25”h. overall.

7 metal animals including: one iron pig in old white paint, large cow in black paint 13"H x 20"L, bull in black paint, rooster on wooden base, horse, crow, and a white and black cow

American Folk Art Wrought Iron Rooster Weather Vane: Incredible folk art iron weather vane. Measures 38.25" wide and 41.5" tall. In excellent condition with black paint. Scroll detail with rooster.

Older wooden carved rooster. Original red,black,white and yellow paint. Very weathered. Approximately 16 x 9 x 23.5in.

Excellent Early Rooster Weathervane Late 19th C Copper 22 1/2"H X 20"W X 4"D Bold full bodied rooster weathervane, surperb natural verdigris surfaces, worn original black paint on horizontal rod. High

Twentieth century, sheet steel. Probably a poultry advertising sign. Worn, yellow, white, red and black paint. 36.25"h. 24"w.

American, early 20th Century (circa 1900). A rooster with tin tail feathers in original red, yellow, and black paint, some wear and comb chips. 7.25"h. A hen in original worn paint and beak chip. 6.5"

Title: Vintage cast iron rooster paper weight. Dimension: 2” x 2 1/2” Date/Period: 1930's Provenance:Nice vintage cast iron black rooster paper weight in great original paint & condition,

China,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Depicts a white and black rooster pecking at grains from dish surrounded by bamboo. Includes original paperwork from Chan - Liu Art Gallery in Taiwan. Paint on pape

Still bank bokk Ref. Moore #547, by Arcade, circa 1910-25 in original black and red paint, 3 1/4 x 2 x 5" high. Condition paint circa 90%.

Vintage rooster Weather vane that has been converted into a lamp. Painted black over copper. Some chipping on paint. Dimensions: 36 inches to top of finial. 17 inches wide x 4 inches deep Condition :

Willie Massey. Two Black And White Polka Dot Roosters. Not signed. Paint and pencil on paper board. Excellent condition. Image is 15"w x 11"h. Frame is 23"w x 19"h. Est. $500-800. Ship: $45

Rooster Figural Weather Vane. White toned painted on one side, exposed black toned metal on reverse, weathering to paint, damage to front of arrow, rustic farmhouse decor, decorative accessory, shelf

19th Century Folk Art Carved and Painted Wood Figure of Rooster. (Attributed to Wilhelm Schimmel 1817-1890 Cumberland Valley, PA). Yellow, black and red on green mound base original paint decoration.

Together with composition rooster Table 32"h x 36 1/2"w x 24 3/4"d Condition, scratched paint and dents

Mid 20th century. Softwood, wire, paint A mid-20th century rooster, chicken, and family created by an unknown hand. The figures are all painted with different black and red daubings, yellow beaks, and

a very rare modern special edition, issued for the 70th anniversary of the Republic of Korea, a complete set finished in black paint, including a Leica MP body no.4666234, Summilux-M 1.4/35mm ASPH. no

SN: 1075255 Year/Baujahr: 1963 Condition/Zustand: B/A English Black paint set in fantastic, 100% original condition including a beautiful black paint body no.1075255 from a batch of

sought-after original black paint M2, owned and used by the famous British photographer John Bulmer, the camera is in used condition, with very attractive patina, perfect working order, comes with the

Die schwarz lackierte Leica IIIf zählt zu den großen Klassikern unter den Sammlerstücken im Bereich der Leica Schraubgewindekameras. Die in lediglich 100 Exemplaren speziell für da

Only 100 cameras with special black painted Elmar 3.5/5cm were manufactured for the Swedish military in 1956, they were winterised to enable them to function in arctic conditions. The offered camera i

Tibet bronze, monk with black paint, c.1850. 4"x 5.25"x 7".Some wear to the paint and surface detail.

Nach der schwarzen IIIf das zweite schwarz lackierte, für das Schwedische Militär gefertigte Leica Modell. Lediglich 125 Exemplare der schwarzen IIIg entstanden im Seriennummernbereich 98790