Folk Art Rooster

Late 19th century unusual and exceptional graphic and detailed sheet iron silhouette rooster

Late 19th century oil on canvas of a barn scene showing several different breeds of roosters, age

Large and impressive rooster weathervane, most likely originally used on a church, molded copper

Rooster Weathervane by A. L. Jewell, Waltham, Massachusetts. This rare early abstracted example is

Circa 1900 sheet iron double sided crowing rooster weather vane with wind directional arrow intact

An exceptional example of the "Hamburg" rooster weathervane model with an especially pleasing

A large American Weathervane depicting a rooster

. The best pieces of Folk Art sculpture are prized for their integrity, bold unpretentious graphic lines

A molded paper costume head from a shop in Missouri. Colorful and fun! Great for display and obviously can be worn!

Early copper rooster with flamboyant tail and stylized head.

The large size Rochester Iron Works cast iron rooster weathervane retaining its old painted surface.

circa 1924-1950 cedar, metal and paint custom base

animals, including horses, cats, doves, a dog, eagle and rooster.

Folky weathervane in old patina, French.

Acquired decades ago, from a native on the beach near Round Hill. No specific representation as to age or maker at time of purchase; it may be considerably older than has been assume...

French for Rooster. Rooster Weathervanes and have been featured prominently throughout French history on

Enamel on cut tin.
Double-sided.

A wonderful study of a rooster in wire and painted cardboard by an anonymous artist whose dexterity

Provenance: The Artist Restaurant Crillon, New York Private collection, New York ACA Galleries, New York

Late 20th century American Georgia Folk Art pottery rooster by Charlie West, Signed.

functional folk-art appeal, the rooster features a small hinged door on one side, designed to hold a flat

A beautifully carved and painted wooden rooster with life size proportions.

Mogul rooster windmill weight made by the Elgin Wind Power and Pump Company, Elgin, Illinois.

form a visually cohesive ensemble—perfect for collectors of folk art, cultural artifacts, or decorative

columns, and relief carved horse, cow, rooster and incised date of 1929. The center is hollowed out

Large 1940s carved wood folk art rooster from a Southampton, NY estate.

This fantastic original painted Folk Art rooster has a great old surface and original glass eyes

the Eastern Townships. This rare folk art weather vane has been in the same household for over 50

Wonderful pair of French folk art rooster andirons, fashioned in brass and steel, the tails, wings

A wonderfully whimsical and charming 20th century American Folk Art carved wood rooster with wildly

A wonderfully whimsical early 20th century Folk Art hand-wrought iron weathervane with a rooster

Pair of wonderful folk art candle holders from Mexico circa late 1960's. wonderful color and

A great looking piece of modern Folk art or outsider art is this painted iron rooster. It is

Behold the captivating presence of an early 20th-century American copper folk art rooster

American Folk Art Rooster --Hand Hammered Ihon -- Farm Salvaged Rake Used for Tail Plummage

A 19th century French full-bodied copper rooster weathervane with a charming, stylized form and

A colorful wooden folk art sculpture of a rooster with tin tail feathers created by self taught

Folk art wooden rooster weathervane with great paint and form. Circa 1890-1920. Mounted on a nice

Folk art carving of rooster Measures approximately: 19" x 10" x 32.5".

Vintage rooster folk art weathervane made from painted steel found in County Staffordshire

origin.Looks like Southern folk art ,but not sure.

Beautiful iron weathervane with a rooster, it came from a church tower in the South of France

Beautiful iron weathervane representing a rooster or cockerel with traces of red color. France

Beautiful antique hand forged iron rooster. A rare find. France, circa 1750-1850. Weathered.

Folk Art resembles a weather vane form bur handmade as art from the early 1900s. The condition is very

These folky tin painted roosters were originally from Mexico and used in the garden or farm as

Group of three Folk Art hand-carved and painted wood roosters from Mexico. These wonderful and

A great form Folk Art molded sheet metal rooster weathervane, mounted on a rectangle ebonized iron

A very large solid painted wood decorative art piece (possibly a pub sign). Both sides display a

Very fine 18th century English hand-hammered copper full bodied rooster weathervane, the comb and

Constructed with multiple scraps of cut-out and pieced sheet iron which are riveted together to create a beautiful form. Still retains an old mustard yellow, possibly original pai...

Handmade sheet iron rooster weathervane in silhouette form with exaggerated spurs in a weathered

Measures 23" H x 13" L (Rooster)

American Painted Copper Cow Weathervane by Cushing & White. A off-white painted, full bodied, copper dairy cow on a wood stand. A wonderful unusual weathervane and a great scale. Som...

This fine 19th c patinaed eagle weather vane was found in New England. The iron base is a custom made stand. The condition is very good on this early fine with no dents or holes. Won...

This fine game cock weather vane is in great condition and retains its original gilded surface. It is gilded over copper and comes with a custom made iron stand. This form is so fant...

Eagle weathervane in a beautiful form with great folk presence, possibly made by A.L. JEWELL & CO. (1852-1867) or its predecessor, Cushing & White / L.W. Cushing (1867-1870’s), Walth...

19th Century sheet iron silhouette horse weather vane with original iron mounting rod. Mounted on a more modern base. 32"H x 44"L base 29" x 6" x 6" PERIOD: 19th Century ORIGIN: Ea...

Stylized weathervane. Weathered zinc and sheet iron. Circa 1900. L 30" H 20". Excellent original condition.

19th Century Hambletonian style 3 dimensional horse weather vane with gild on base. 30"L x 24 1/2"H Period: 19th Century Origin: US Size: 30"L x 24 1/2"H Family Owned & Operated ...