Large Full Body Copper Eagle Weathervane

Large full body copper eagle weathervane. Couple of small cracks, nice patina with a 36" wing span. 36" wide, 27" tall, 36" deep.

Large spread wing American eagle full body copper weathervane standing on orb above arrow with zinc point - mid 20th century. 31" wingspan x 30"L (arrow). Two small dings in wings otherwise very good

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

AMERICAN FOLK ART FULL-BODY MOLDED-COPPER EAGLE WEATHERVANE, spread-wing form with open mouth, perched on an orb, arrow below. Retains an old gilt-painted surface, with scattered verdigris patination.

Outstanding full body copper spread wing eagle weathervane standing on orb in original gold leaf paint - good detail in feathers - arrow with zinc tip. Wing span 28.5"L, eagle 14"L x 20"H - arrow 26.5

AMERICAN FOLK ART MOLDED-COPPER FULL-BODY EAGLE WEATHERVANE, the raised-wing form clutching what appears to be a serpent. Fine old verdigris surface. Presented on a custom iron stand. Circa 1870. 34"

Extra Large Handcrafted Full Body Crowing Rooster. Copper Patina Finish Weathervane missing the Arrow.

AMERICAN FOLK ART MOLDED-COPPER EAGLE WEATHERVANE, spread-wing, full-body with open mouth and tongue, perched on an orb above the directional arrow. Supported on a custom wooden base. Late 19th/first

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

mid 1800's. 28" wing span. In good condition with some old repairs and damage to beak.

Late 19th century, American. Attributed to J.W. Fiske, New York. A nice full body spread wing example on a rod with original small cast metal directionals. The eagle is mounted on a brass ball and the

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"

LARGE FOLK ART MOLDED-COPPER FULL-BODY ROOSTER WEATHERVANE, stylized strutting form on an arrow directional, retaining an early, likely original, surface with verdigris patination. Presented on a cust

LARGE AMERICAN FOLK ART MOLDED-COPPER FULL-BODY ROOSTER WEATHERVANE, a fine example of impressive size, retaining early, possibly original, gilt surface with red-painted comb and wattle. Presented on

Spread wing eagle in flattened full-body form perched on a ball. Molded copper with cast zinc head and talons. Verdigris weathered surface throughout, mounted on a rectangular iron base, Attributed t

Rare billowing sails vane. C 1920, copper, American. Large scale, full body form, the sails curved in billowing manner. Excellent verdigris surfaces, all seams intact. Mounted on museum stand, include

13 inch tall full body American Eagle with spread wings, verdigris patina on copper, sits on ball, with a wood block stand

Hollow body copper eagle weathervane ca 1880-1900.  25" long x 24" high x 24" wide. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $60 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping rates a

FULL BODY EAGLE WEATHERVANE AND DIRECTIONAL EAGLE MEASURES 20" TALL

Leaping stag full body copper weathervane, mid to late 20th century, newer white paint, later applied doweled arrow. Overall good condition. The stag itself, 23"L x 30"H.

Full bodied gilt copper weathervane, attributed to E.G. Washburn Co., Middleton, MA, c.1880, measuring 14 by 33 inches excluding stand.

FULL BODY COPPER FISH WEATHERVANE APPROXIMATELY 32" LONG; DAMAGE AS SEEN IN PHOTOS

UNITED STATES, 20TH CENTURYAn American full body copper fish weathervane. The fish is intricately detailed with a hammered scale finish. Dimensions:39 1/2" long

Full Bodied Copper Eagle Weathervanesecond half 20th century, spread winged eagle with stacked balls and directionals, iron pole with later stand. DOA 62.5 x 21 x 22 in. From the Estate of the late Ja