Copper weathervane by Cushing & Sons

American Copper Weathervane, attributed to L.W. Cushing & Sons {Height 21 1/2 inches; width 24 1/2 inches}

A narrow figural horse sculpture, likely made by Cushing & Sons of Waltham, Mass., and made of hollow copper. This weather vane may be depicting the famous trotter Dexter. Displays loss of paint with

Rare 42" Trotting Horse having a molded copper body, circa 1880, structurally original, with an evolved mustard yellow paint. The paint is crazed, dry, and probably 100 years old. The directionals app

By L.W. Cushing & Sons, Waltham, Massachusetts, ca. 1880. Full bodied copper ram with attached horns. Weathered with traces of gilding. Some surface enhancement to bottom rod. 28"h. 30"l. including ba

By L.W. Cushing & Sons, Waltham, Massachusetts, late 19th century. Flattened, full body copper ewe. Verdigris patina. Some wear, split seam. 16"h. 21"l. including base. Ex Austin Miller (Ohio).

Weathervane, "Dexter". C. 1880. American Trotter. Very early form , with zinc head, full copper body. Form of mane is found on L. W. Cushing & Son "dexter", of this early period. Surface, original, as

The full bodied copper weathervane by Cushing and White is found with its exceptional original gilt finish largely intact. The portions not displaying the original surface are accented by naturally oc

Gilt Copper Goddess of Liberty Weathervane, Attributed to Cushing and White, Waltham, MA (active 1867-1933) Mounted on a standard with directionals. Figure 21 1/2 in. high; with standard 44 in. high.

A gilded and painted copper and zinc Rooster weathervane Attributed to Cushing & White, MA With custom stand. (H: 26 in. W: 3 in. L: 20 in. (including base)) Provenance Walters & Benisek, Nor

A Molded Copper and Cast Zinc Dexter Weathervane Possibly Cushing and White, Last Quarter 19th Century Height of vane 12 1/4 x length 26 inches.

Banner with hand weathervane, copper and zinc, gilt surface. Cushing & White, Waltham Mass.. 36" x 17". Stand included.

Rooster weathervane. Molded copper and zinc. Cushing and White, Waltham, Massachusetts, circa 1875. Condition: Several old bullet holes. Traces of verdigris, gilding and paint. L 30" H 25-5/8". Copy a

Item: American Copper Horse Weather Vane Date: Circa 1885 Size: 25 inches long In celebrated Blackhawk form with molded body, head and tail In as found gilded surface Attributed to L. W. Cushing & Son

Hackney horse weathervane. Molded copper with gold leaf. Cushing and White, Waltham, Massachusetts. Circa 1875. Condition: No structural restoration. 20th century gold leaf surface over verdigris. Bar

Weathervane, Copper & Tin Full Bodied Horse, Early & Well Done, 17 1/2"h x 29"w (tail needs welding)

American Eagle Weathervane, Copper Zinc Full Bodied, Sans Feet, Attached Metal Stand on Round Wooden Base, 24" Wing Span, 34"h (not incl. base)

Full Bodied Mounted Copper Eagle Weathervane, 44"h

Vintage Copper/Brass Weathervane & Bell

Molded Copper and Zinc Horse Weathervane, attributed to J. Harris and Son, Boston, Massachusetts, late 19th century. Full body figure with soldered copper tail and mane, and cast zinc head and legs, v

Fine folk art Ewe weathervane. Attributed to Cushing and White. Molded copper with historic paint and gold leaf. L 21-1/2" H vane only 17" H w/base 27-3/4" W of base 3". Please refer to this link for

Large and impressive running horse weathervane. Molded copper and cast zinc. 19th century. Cushing and White. Waltham, Massachusetts. Original oval Cushing plate intact. Condition: Excellent condition

Running horse weathervane. Probably by Cushing. Molded and sheet copper with gold leaf. W 27-3/4" H 18-1/2" Condition: Old re-gilded surface. Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.

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

Cushing, Company, Rooster on the World Weathervane, C1870-80, Copper with Verdigris patina & traces gold leaf, overall: 25 in x 16 in x 3 3/4 inches, Provenance: The Boca Raton Museum of Art