A.L. Jewell & Co. Gilt-Copper Flying Horse with Hoop

Horse Jumping Through Hoop, attributed to A.L. Jewell & Co., Waltham, MA. Measures 50 x 35 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

19th c., good verdigris patina, attrib. A.L. Jewell Co., Waltham, Massachusetts 26.5" by 17"h; mounted on wood plinth 24" by 3"h Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot

Fine, in the Manner of A.L. Jewel & Co. Waltham, Massachusetts American (19th Century), trotting or running horse copper weathervane with gold gilt. Full body, flat textured tail, sold zinc head a

PRANCING HORSE FORM WEATHERVANE, Attributed to A.L. Jewell & Co, Waltham, MA, C 1852 (active 1852-67). Copper and zinc, flattened full body form, pierced eye. Pierced eye and generous use of lead indi

A.L. Jewel & Co., Waltham, Massachusetts, horse jumping through hoop weathervane. Stamped on right side of body. 28" L., 16" Ht., comes with stand.

United States,Late 19th Century Ethan Allen type full bodied running horse weathervane with shaped sheet copper mane and zinc ears.Copper, zinc 24" long x 17" tall, From the collection of a Warwick, R

attributed A.L. Jewell & Co., Boston 28" long, 16" high late 19th century

attributed A.L. Jewell & Co., Boston 28" long, 16" high late 19th century

Molded and Gilt Copper Prancing Horse Weathervane, A. L. Jewell and Company (active 1852-1865) Waltham, MA Fitted with a cast zinc head with applied ears above a molded body and grooved tail. 26 x 28

Fine running horse weathervane attributed to A.L. Jewell. Molded copper with a cast zinc head. Good historic surface with old weathered paint. L 28-1/23" H 16". Condition: Overall very good. Old lead

Horse weathervane. Probably manuf by A.L. Jewell. Molded copper with historic gold leaf. Circa 1880. H 15-1/2" W 26-1/2". Display base Not included. Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Link

Running horse weathervane. Molded and sheet copper and cast zinc. A.L. Jewell, Waltham, Massachusetts. Circa 1870. Condition: Excellent natural patina. Old bullet hole repair. Tail straightened with m

late 19thC copper horse weathervane in old gilt surface - 29 1/2" long x 15" tall

American "Black Hawk Horse" gilt copper figural molded weathervane in the form of a galloping horse with flowing mane, all copper except for the zinc ears. Fitted with a custom black metal stand. Attr

Harris & Company, Boston, MA (attrib) Antique Black Hawk Gilt Molded Copper Trotting Horse Weathervane. c. 1880. Not signed. Hollow copper body with sheet copper mane and tail. 24"w x 18"h. Excellent

Large horse weathervane by A.L. Jewell, Waltham Massachusetts. Old painted surface with repairs. Including 2 or three bullet hole repairs to chest and neck. Reinforcement and retouch to hoof. Old tail

Late 19th Century Flattened full-body form with molded mane and tail, on custom stand. Overall height 18 1/2 inches, length 32 inches.

Tibet gilt copper Buddha, 18th/19th century,15"high.Possibly depicting Hayagriva, the horse protector or Shadbhuja Mahakala(Six armed protector).The items held in the six arms and hands, are cast sepa

A. L. Jewell & Co. full-bodied eagle weathervane, molded and patinated copper with cast zinc head, having two bullet holes. On iron stand. 17''h, 11-3/4''w, 21''l. Provenance: Estate of Joseph ''Jay''

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

Two horses pulling a four wheel fire engine with a single driver, no rider at back. Engine rests on tubular steel frame, having a custom black steel stand lift off for shipping). After the pattern by

A.L Jewell (1852-1867 Waltham, Mass.) Rare Centaur weathervane. Molded copper, zinc, and lead. Includes base. Retains an old historic surface with remnants of yellow paint and verdigris patina. Bullet

TROTTING HORSE WEATHERVANEEarly trotting horse with sulky weathervane, full bodied copper horse and rider with zinc head, weathered verdigris surface, attributed to Harris & Co., Boston, good overall

Attributed to Harris & Co. (American (Boston, Massachusetts), 19th century). A Black Hawk horse copper weather vane depicting a galloping stallion, the flattened full body figure with natural verdigri