AMERICAN CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON HORSE AND RIDER LARGE

LARGE AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON HORSE AND RIDER WEATHERVANE, retaining an undisturbed, weathered surface. Presented on a custom stand. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 38" HOA, 48" LOA

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON RUNNING HORSE LARGE WEATHERVANE, constructed from a single hand-cut sheet, the whole supported on a horizontal wrought-iron strap secured with large rivets and joi

LARGE FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON HORSE AND RIDER WEATHERVANE, unusual silhouette form, likely depicting a military figure on horseback, retaining early, possibly original, gray-painted surface. Prese

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON FIRE PUMPER WEATHERVANE, a naive example featuring horse-drawn fire pumper on a large directional arrow, retaining an old red-painted surface. Currently displayed

1920s Cast Iron Trotting Horse & Rider Sulky Hubley/Williams/Arcade Large. Horse trotter measures 8 1/2 inches long. Possibly by AC Williams, Hubley, or Arcade.

American, first half-20th century, sheet iron. Silhouette of a dog leading a horse and wagon with three riders. On a modern base, 30" high, 24" long.

Made with multiple scraps and cut and pieced sheet iron which are riveted together to create a beautiful form. Retains an old mustard yellow paint. American, c. 1875, 36”H x 33”W

Second half 19th century. Sheet iron with a man on a bobtail horse riveted on a flat base. Missing handle, slight warp. 8.75"h. 9.25"w.

American, 1st half 20th century. Two running horses, one with layers of red paint, 26", 20.5"l., sheep, 16"l., tandem bicycle riders, 12.75"l., dog, 27"l. and a stork with traces of green paint, 26"l.

with hanging loop; Provenance: The Freund Family Collection; 24 x 24 inches

AMERICAN PAINTED CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON CANADA GOOSE DECOY, stick-up form. Retains likely original painted surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 24" HOA, 21" WOA.Provenance: The Important America

A newer silhouette sheet iron horse and rider weathervane with directionals, custom made probably late 20th century. Very good condition. 16"H x 12 1/4"W.

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON BIRDDOG WEATHERVANE, with iron supports and presented on a custom stand. Retains an old weathered surface. 20th century. 21" HOA, 27 1/2" LOA.Provenance: The Ameri

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON TRAIN DIRECTIONAL SIGN, comprising two arrows mounted on a center post, with weathered surface. Presented on a custom iron stand. Second half 19th century. 44" HOA

SWALLOW MOTIF WEATHER-VANE: Several swallows in flight at each end of this large, cut sheet-iron silhouette weathervane. The precisely cut birds are nicely arranged on a cross stand surmounted by an a

American Cast Iron Horse Drawn Delivery Dray. Large early steel cart with horses and driver. Horses appear to be Kenton not matched to wagon. Large scale wagon 23 inches long.

1890s American Tin Horse & Rider On rolling Platform. Large great looking American tin toy measures 14 1/2 inches long. Jockey rides horse on with rise and fall simulating real horse ride. Attributed

19th Century Sheet Iron silhouette Weathervane of Horse and Rider. 19"w. Condition: Good with wear and losses.

CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON / STEEL FOOD CHOPPER, depicting a horse above the slightly curved blade, copper and wood handle. Excellent old surface. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century. 5 1/2" HOA, 10" LOA.V

Early 20th century, sheet iron. Large rooster made from several sheets with riveted iron brackets as well as post supports. Most likely an advertising sign or architectural finial. Original yellow and

Mid 20th century. Cut out silhouettes. Racing horse similar to Dexter weathervanes. Either a repaired leg or made from two pieces of metal. Old gold and black paint. 14"h. 26"l. And an appaloosa with

large cutout with bird motif border encircling a central field of birds. 34" diameter. Oxidation, rust.

AMERICAN SHEET-IRON / TIN BUCKETS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a large example and two small examples, each tapered round form having bail handle, raised on a round foot rim, two with wooden grips on han

American, 19th C. 19"h x 22"l By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.