20TH C COPPER HORSE TROTTER & JOCKEY WEATHERVANE:

Early 20th century American horse and jockey weathervane on stand, the jockey executed in metal astride a copper horse, the whole rising on a black metal base, 26" H x 31" L x 8" D. Missing tail.

A full-bodied copper and cast zinc horse and jockey weathervane late 19th /early 20th century On stand, retaining traces of gilding. (H: 20 1/2 in. W: 31 in. D: 4 1/2 in. (overall including stand)) Pr

Copper jockey atop galloping horse weathervane made from original E.G. Washburne Smuggler cast iron molds by New England Weathervane Shop. 17 1/2 x 27 1/2 inches. NOTE: DIRECTIONALS IN PHOTOS ARE FOR

2nd quarter 20thC very folky copper horse weathervane w sheet tail & 3D sheet mane - 30 1/2" long x 20" tall

20th C. Sheet Copper Fire Pumper Double Horse Weathervane Dimensions: 13" x 27" x 5" ()()

Copper 20th C. Horse and Carriage Weathervane. Measures 32 1/2" Long X 18" Wide X 46 1/2" High including pipe stand. Black porcelain cast iron base is for display purposes only and does not sell. Cond

A horse and jockey weather vane, early 20th century, the full-bodied molded copper running horse with jockey, cast zinc horse head, copper reins and crop, patinated finish with black, 20"h x 32"l x 4"

Molded Copper Horse and Sulky Weathervane, 20th century, mounted on an iron rod (JWHI2212){WK} Property Title: From the Estate of John C. Whitsell II of Sharon CT and NYC, retired Clinical Professor

Antique American copper running horse weathervane, 19th/20th c., with copper stand, 28.5"h x 30.25"w x 4"d (incl. stand) Provenance: Property from the collection of a Chester, NJ horse breeder - This

American, 20th Century, Natural Green patina. solid and good. on custom white oak base. 18" tall, 32" long, 10" wide.

Blackhawk Horse Weathervane. Molded copper, enhanced patina. American, early 20th century. Condition: bullet hole. Base not included. H 19" L 24-1/2"

American, 20th Century. Copper. Full-bodied running horse, traces of gold leaf, mounted on a free-standing metal pole. 71?h. 23.5?w. 2?d.

Hackney horse weathervane. Molded copper with gold leaf. Cushing and White, Waltham, Massachusetts. Circa 1875. Condition: No structural restoration. 20th century gold leaf surface over verdigris. Bar

Mid 20th c architectural cupula with copper clad roof 34" x 34" x 51", sold with a cast aluminum horse weathervane and directionals, ht 41" (local pick-up/ private carrier required)

A Molded Copper and Cast Zinc Running Horse Weathervane 20th Century with two associated directionals. Height of horse 19 1/2 x length 33 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of a Renowned Art Dealer,

20th century weather vane seated on wood base for display! Measuring approx 31 in Long 18 in tall 9 in wide. See photos for details.

ETHAN ALLEN RUNNING HORSE WEATHERVANE, MOLDED COPPER WITH VARIEGATED SURFACES, YELLOW SIZING AND TRACES OF GOLD GILT, CAST SOLID ZINC HEAD, LATE 19TH C OR EARLY 20TH. 31 X 18 IRON MUSEUM STAND INCLUDE

Late 19th/ early 20th c full body running horse weathervane (as found), zinc and copper, length (with tail) 28"

Probably by the Washburn Weathervane Company, 2nd or 3rd quarter 20th century. Copper and lead construction. Original verdigrised surface; structurally very good. Measures 32" in length, and 30"

Running horse weathervane. Probably by J.W. Fiske, late 19th century. Molded copper with gold leaf. W 30-1/2" H 15-3/4". Condition : 20th century weathered regilded surface. Copy and paste this link f

Framed oil on canvas painting, late 20th c., Horse and Jockey, signed lower left Shipley, centered in elaborate copper luster frame, sight: approx 7.5"h, 9.25"w, overall: approx 17.5"h, 19.25"w, 7.75l

Two horses pulling a four wheel fire engine with a single driver, no rider at back. Engine rests on tubular steel frame, having a custom black steel stand lift off for shipping). After the pattern by

Twin horse drawn fire pumper with fireman driver. 27.5”L x 12”H.

United States,Mid 20th Century Copper jockey with weighted lead head riding a sulky while being pulled by a full body horse with flowing mane and tail with the original directional and mounting rod. C