ca 1920's New England or NYS robust full bodied large

ca 1920's New England or NYS robust full bodied large copper running horse weathervane w cast bronze head - exceptionally well detailed & excellent verdigris patina - 32" long x 20" tall

Rooster weathervane. Full bodied with gold leaf. American. Circa 1920. H 16-3/4" W 21-1/2". Condition: Excellent condition. Display base is not included Link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.co

Large group of advertising materials for the New England Maple Syrup Company, ca. 1915-1920. Includes four chromolithographed cardboard advertising signs for Uncle John's Golden Tree Syrup and Maple H

ca 1920 New England sheet iron graphic silhouette orig dry black painted horse weathervane w serrated mane & orig iron mounting rod - 24" long

ca 1920 Hubley cast iron full bodied cat doorstop in orig paint - 9" tall

excellent late 19thC New England relief carved pine full bodied horse w leather saddle & horse hair tail in orig brown paint - 22" tall x 20" long

fabulous ca 1800 New England elm deeply carved large Native American oval burl bowl in worn orig red paint & butter smooth dry natural patina throughout - great surface & excellent untouched cond - 17

excellent ca 1920's/30's American full bodied fine detailed copper cod fish weathervane in fine verdigris patina from a coastal NH home in excellent untouched cond - 25" long

Title: Antique Oversized Pheasant Cast Iron Doorstop Dimension: 9 ½” tall x 16” long x 4 1/8” wide. Date: Ca. 1920’s-30’s. Additional Information: Full-bodied oversi

Full bodied cow weathervane. American, circa 1895. Molded copper. W 28" H w/base 16" D 10-1/4". Very pleasing old gold leaf surface. Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.c

Rooster Weathervane. Full bodied molded copper with cast feet. Retains an excellent natural verdigris patina. American, circa 1895. Condition: Excellent original condition. L 23-1/2" H 24". Copy and p

Horse head trade sign. Full bodied zinc with original gold leaf. 19th century. Condition: Very good with some losses to gold leaf and some splits and imperfections. H 18-1/2" W 14" D 15". Provenance:

Vintage fox weathervane. Full-bodied molded copper with a natural verdigris patina. Probably the work of John Thew, circa 1960. L 31" Condition: Original with minor imperfections. Metal base is not in

Horse weathervane. Full bodied copper with an excellent natural verdigris patina. Cast iron head. Probably JW Fiske. NY. Circa 1885. H 16-3/4" W 29-1/4". Condition: Some holes and minor imperfections

Fish weathervane. Unusual full-bodied iron. Coastal Connecticut, circa 1900. Condition: Natural weathered surface. Original condition. L 32" H (with stand) 41". Copy and paste this link for high-res i

Full bodied copper horse trade sign. H 13-1/2" W 24-3/4" D 3-3/4". Condition: Old regilding. May have been repurposed from a weathervane. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/vqh4v

ca 2nd Q 19thC fine large New England pantry box w bail handle in vibrant yellow paint - 11" diam x 6 3/4" tall

Title: Carved and painted song bird ca 1920's Dimensions: 6 3/4" long This came from New England and is flat carved with a great, crusty attic surface. It rests on wire legs. Please note that this lot

Ca 1920s or 30’s. Measures 25 inches x 34 inches. New England village scene with church, houses and boy fishing.

Ca 1920s or 30’s. Measures 22 inches x 25 inches. Cow with stool and bucket.

Weathervane of a full bodied copper rooster made from original E.G. Washburne cast iron molds by New England Weathervane Shop, retail $1,670.00. . 23 x 24 inches. NOTE: DIRECTIONALS IN PHOTOS ARE FOR

Outstanding Apache custom made basket ca 1910-1920. Most likely produced for a cattle rancher with the initials HT. Three color basket. Split willow, devils claw and red root bark. Missing two and a p

Porringer, maker unknown, no mark. Cast and turned bowl, large 3 heart and crescent handle. New England ca 1840-1860. D 4-1/2". Porringer, crown handle bossed bowl. Gr mark cast in handle. Boston, MA.

Pre-Columbian, El Salvador, Mayan, Copador, ca. 550 to 900 CE. A classic example from this distinctive Mayan region, a bowl decorated on its exterior with three large, full-bodied birds - probably mac