19th C. Bull Weathervane & Cast Iron Directional Arrow

A large copper example with traces of gilding and cast iron directionals. Dimensions: The arrow is 60" long, the height is 76". Provenance: From a New Jersey collection.

Cow Weathervane - Late 19th, Early 20th C. Upstate NY. Stamped galvanized tin cow on arrow directional with cast iron elements, mounted on a copper rod and twisted iron bracket. Remnants of paint. Siz

19th Century copper weathervane arrow as found. Original gilding. Cast iron arrow tip. 38" long. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, s

Late 19th century sheet iron weathervane of a trotting horse in worn red paint, cast iron directionals, mounted on a contemporary stand, 34"T (to top of horse ears) x 20"W

Style of W. C. Shinn Eagle Weathervane Early 20th century, having gold painted hollow-body form mounted on a cast iron directional arrow Property from: an Estate, Chicago (Edgewater), Illinois Height:

Large cast iron directional weathervane removed from Fairmount, Pennsylvania, late 19th century, with decorated dragon wing. 124"h. x 50"w. (Not pictured in its entirety).

J. HOWARD BANNER WEATHERVANEMid 19th c. weathervane, copper with gilt surface, ornate scrolled directional letters and cast iron front, fitted to a round metal display disc, (from a CT collection), 39

Antique cast iron and ruby glass weathervane. American, ca. late 19th century. Weathervane is arrow shaped, with copper / brass inner ring, and ruby glass panel insert in back. Glass shows two arrows

Maine, 19th century. The pressed hollow body (small split one leg) mounted on an ornate pierced cast iron arrow form indicator. From the family's original summer home. Measures 22 1/2" long and 9" hig

Late 19th/Early 20th Century. Copper and zinc with solid cast zinc arrowhead. Includes partial gilt-decorated cast iron directionals. H: 32 in., W: 36 in., D: 3.5 in.

Large wood shore bird with tack eyes on 19th century cast iron directional, overall 37.5"T and bird is 17"L x 12"T

Title: 19thc cast iron KING arrow from a lightening rod. Provenance/Additional Info: Old silver paint. 16" long. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $16.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. Internat

Late 19th-20th century. Cast iron directional arrows with cut and etched ruby and clear glass vanes. Two Maltese crosses, hearts and star. Varying rust and pitting. 17.5" to 23"l. From the Collection

Late 19th century zinc eagle weathervane with iron directional, trace of gilding left, 16"T (includes balls to top of wings) x 18" wingspan, overall height with pipe is 57"T

Wrought iron directional weathervane, 19th century.

Iron arrow weathervane. American, 19th century. Condition: Original condition. L 38" H (w/ base) 17-1/4" H (w/o base) 11". Copy and paste link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qt06rbxjyjn

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN JOHN BULL BLINKING EYE NOVELTY CAST IRON CLOCK Attributed to Hubbard of Meriden, Connecticut. 41 cm high.

Antique French cast iron arrow sign. 19th century. 38" x 37"

L.19th- E. 20th C. Copper Eagle Weathervane with Iron Directional on a copper lined cupola base along with an additional Iron and Copper Directional Dimensions:Eagle with cupola: 53" H x 31"W and dire

19th Century Copper Running Horse Weather Vane 19th century hollow-bodied copper running horse weathervane with cast iron head. Body retains most of its mellow yellow sizing. No holes or repairs. Grea

FOLK ART CAST-METAL ROOSTER WEATHERVANE, hollow-body form mounted on a cast-iron directional arrow. Retaining an old surface with weathered patina. Together with a spread-wing eagle example mounted on

An antique folk art weathervane, lightning rod with a figural rendition of a Revolutionary War soldier in stamped copper sheet, possibly a Hessian. Cast iron directional arrow, milk glass sphere, the

Cast Iron Cow Weathervane 19th/20th C., stand probably associated Appx. 21"h x 21"w at widest Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

Russian School 19th/20th Century, A CAST IRON BULL, "Bovine Companion," SIGNED, LATE 19TH CENTURY, patinated in shades of brown and nicely cast as a bull with body revealing ribs and back hind quarter