AMERICAN TIN PEA FOWL WEATHER VANE, 19TH CENTUR

Reproduction sheet tin pea fowl weathervane, 20" width.

Fine pea fowl weathervane. Molded copper with old gold gilding. Probably J.W. Fiske, New York. 19th century. H 17-1/2" W 12-1/2" D 4". Base not included. Please refer to this link for high-res image.

Leaping stag weathervane, American, 19th C., molded copper, with patina, cast antlers, expected surface wear, repaired bullet hole, missing cross bar, approximately 23" h. x 31 " l.

A Gilt Copper Quill Weather Vane American, 19th Century height 13 1/4 x length 17 1/4 inches Property from the Collection of Howard Feldman, Santa Fe, New Mexico

American Weather vane Fighting Cock on Ball Weather vane, C. 1870-80, Copper with verdigris patina, 20 inches tall not including stand, stand included in lot, Provenance: Boca Raton Museum of Art

A Wooden Parcel Gilt Quill Weather Vane Fragment American, 19th Century length 23 1/4 inches Property from the Collection of Howard Feldman, Santa Fe, New Mexico

American Folk sheet iron leaping stag weathervane, 19th c., with wrought antlers, traces of original paint, on custom museum mount, 18"h x 23"l (weathervane), 21.5"h (with stand)

North American. Sheet iron. Very good early sheet iron rooster weather vane with a hollow body and old grey-white paint in an untouched dry, weathered surface. 19" x 20.25" x 3". From the June and lat

COPPER AND TIN SAILBOAT WEATHER VANEEarly to Mid-20th CenturyFlying an American flag.Height 20”. Length 28.5”.

Made by A.L. Jewel, Waltham, Massachusetts, late 19th century. Flattened, full body copper eagle on sphere with cast zinc head. Weathered with original gilding. 19"h. 24"l. including base. Ex Austin M

Two South American Painted Tin Rotablos, 19th/20th Century. Largest dimensions: H:16 1/4 x W: 12 1/4 in.

Attributed to E.G Washburn, Middleton, Massachusetts, late 19th century. Full bodied copper stag with cast zinc head and antlers. Verdigris patina with some original gilding. 24"h. 30"l. including bas

Unusual 19th/20th century American antique folk art weather vane, probably New York, modeled as a hippocamp, the symbol of hope and the power of the sea, on painted tripod base. [59 1/4" H x 25" Diam.

American Folk Art Weather VaneVery nice, unusual and large early 20th century American folk art weather vane made from tin. Depicting a standing horse, with dimension atop a triangular pedestal. Below

19th century; 18 in. H., 26 in. L., with contemporary painted metal base.

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

Gilt Metal And Tin Mounted To Wood Block.26.5w X 28.5d X 38.5h. Loss To Gilt Finish Consistent With Age. See Photos For Condition.

Vane late 19th or early 20th century, surface cleaned. Vane only: appx. 10 inches wide by 13 1/4 inches tall. Overall height with stand 15 1/4 inches.

late 19th century, in early patinated surface with traces of gilding, hollow body with simulated wool set on wrought iron mount, 20 x 29 in., now fixed to a modern black finished stand, with stand 23

probably late 19th/early 20th century, in the form of an Indian warrior with drawn bow, standing on an iron and copper directional, 22 x 23 in. Provenance: Offered Sotheby's New York, January 20, 201

American Folk Art Silhouette Sheet Metal Copper Weather Vane Witch Depicting Witch Riding A Broom With Cat Sitting In Her Back Late 19th Century 15,5"H x 16"L In Overall Good Condition Please look at

American, Mid 19th Century. Nicely wrought open work arrow. Some surface pitting. 19" h. 47" w.

Late 19th century, American. A spread-wing eagle vane, with open mouth. Mounted on a rod, perched on ball with feathered arrow. An old mustard paint over original guilt surface. SIZE: Overall 21" h x

FIVE METAL GARDEN ITEMS19th/20th CenturyTwo tin and wire planters, a tin house-form watering can, a tin lantern painted green and orange, and a copper weather vane remnant.Heights from 6.5" to 27".