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Material: Copper
19th Century 3 Dimensional Copper Rooster Weather Vane
Located in Coeur d'Alene, ID
19th Century American full bodied copper rooster weather vane with gilded and red overpaint and cast zinc feet. Some weathering in areas of later black overpaint. 26"H x 20"W includi...
Category

1890s American Antique Copper Folk Art

Materials

Copper

19th Century 3 Dimensional Copper Rooster Weather Vane
19th Century 3 Dimensional Copper Rooster Weather Vane

19th Century 3 Dimensional Copper Rooster Weather Vane

$5,175
Group of Six 19th Century French Copper Kettles
Located in Coeur d'Alene, ID
Group of six continental copper spouted and handled kettles. One marked "Carlstom Yarberg" and another "SKS Wasa." Period: 19th century Origin: Continent...
Category

Mid-19th Century French Antique Copper Folk Art

Materials

Copper

Group of Six 19th Century French Copper Kettles
Group of Six 19th Century French Copper Kettles

Group of Six 19th Century French Copper Kettles

$1,200
African Metal Currency Exchange Object
Located in Schellebelle, BE
Exceptional African Currency Object in Patinated Metal, Congo from around 1970, the metal has a beautiful Green colored patina and shine and has the correct signs and marks of use a...
Category

1970s Congolese Vintage Copper Folk Art

Materials

Copper

African Metal Currency Exchange Object
African Metal Currency Exchange Object

African Metal Currency Exchange Object

$1,117
Horse Sculpture Danilo Bozzetto
Located in Torino, IT
Sculpture by contemporary artist Danilo Bozzetto. Title: Just Caresses. Year: 2009. Sculpture depicting a 'minimal and modern interpretation of an elegant white horse. Base made ...
Category

21st Century and Contemporary Italian Copper Folk Art

Materials

Copper

Horse Sculpture Danilo Bozzetto
Horse Sculpture Danilo Bozzetto

Horse Sculpture Danilo Bozzetto

$1,705
19th Century American Angus Association Cow Weather Vane
Located in Coeur d'Alene, ID
19th Century American Angus Association cut iron cow form weather vane with cutouts A-A-A. A few "dings" from a rifle. Used for target practice. The American Angus Association starte...
Category

19th Century American Antique Copper Folk Art

Materials

Copper

19th Century American Angus Association Cow Weather Vane
19th Century American Angus Association Cow Weather Vane

19th Century American Angus Association Cow Weather Vane

$2,500
Polished Copper Cream Pail
Located in Norwell, MA
Polished copper cream pail with brass and nickel trim with steel carry handle.
Category

1930s English Vintage Copper Folk Art

Materials

Copper, Steel

Polished Copper Cream Pail
Polished Copper Cream Pail

Polished Copper Cream Pail

$350 / item
Solid Copper Ships Anchor Lantern
Located in Norwell, MA
Highly polished and lacquered ships anchor lantern with a thick Fresnel lens [Please see the picture showing a piece of missing lens). Lantern has been ele...
Category

19th Century Antique Copper Folk Art

Materials

Copper

Solid Copper Ships Anchor Lantern
Solid Copper Ships Anchor Lantern

Solid Copper Ships Anchor Lantern

$599

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