Antique 19C Full Body Copper Cow Weathervane

FOLK ART FULL-BODY MOLDED-COPPER COW WEATHERVANE, with traces of verdigris patination. Together with a full-body molded-copper fish weathervane, lacking fins. Two pieces total. 20th century. 18" HOA,

The wide, full bodied figure on four independent legs is constructed with a zinc head. No markings, some sources have attributed this model to Harris and Son, Boston. Measures 21.25 x 34 x 7.25 inches

Full Body Copper with a zinc head, in remnants of gilding, 25" x 15" x 3", bullet holes, dented, weathered patina.

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

WEATHERVANE. Nice example with full tail and detailed feet with nice verdigris surface. Comb and wattle are well done. Weathervane posed on an arrow directional. SIZE: 24" h x 24" l. CONDITION: some s

Full bodied cow with a zinc head and copper body. Retains traces of original gilding. Survives in very good condition with minor separation at legs. Height: 21"; length: 32". American, circa 1890 Cond

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

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

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

An antique full bodied copper weathervane depicting cherub blowing horn with directionals. Ht: 29.5" Wd: 29" Dpth: 18"

original gold gilt surface, circa 1930s. Originally found in New Hampshire. 24" directional.

19th Century American Gold Gilt Full-Bodied Copper Cow Weathervane With Cast Iron Head. Mounted on Custom Metal Museum Stand. Molded full-bodied sheet copper with cast iron cow head. Dimensions: lengt

Mid 20th Century full body copper rooster weathervane. Good finish and condition. 22" x 26". Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, sub

A full body copper Blue Heron weathervane with directionals and roof mounting bar, circa 1950-70. Very good condition with natural patination. Measures: 27 1/2" wingspan x 26"D x 44"H (bottom of pole

Ethan Allen full body copper running horse weathervane with cast iron head - 29.5"L - traces of old silver and gold leaf over verdigris. Late 19th century. Very good condition.

John Garrett Thew Full Body Copper Walking Pig Weathervane, signed Norfolk Connecticut "Pig" 947, copyright September 1992, on North, South, East, West directional stand Pig Height 15 in. Length 28 in

Full body copper flying goose weathervane, 20th century, good quality. Slight seam separation on belly otherwise very good condition with verdigris. Overall length 29"L. Comes with museum iron mount.

Antique Hollow Body Copper Rooster Weathervane w/Directionals. Good age-appropriate condition with no major dents or breaks. We Do Not Provide In-House Shipping!Please reach out to Donald Camden at UP

Antique Hollow Body Copper Horse Weathervane w/Directionals on Wood Stand. Late 19th to early 20thC. Shows dents as shown. One broken ear, otherwise as shown. We Do Not Provide In-House Shipping!Pleas

Harnessed horse in mid trot. 27" long.

LATE 19TH CENTURY FULL BODY COPPER SETTER DOG WEATHERVANE W/ OLDER WORN GILT SURFACE - ATTRIBUTED TO E. G. WASHBURN AND CO. NEW YORK - 15" T X 32 1/2 L - WEAR AND LOSSES TO GILT SURFACE, IMPERFECTIONS