Cast Iron Rooster Weathervane With Painted Details, Folk Art Style

Offered is a cast iron weathervane shaped as a rooster, featuring painted details with a white body, red comb, and wattle. The weathervane see photos for measures as shown against a ruler in the photos. The directional arrow is painted black and shows minor paint chipping and wear, highlighting its age and use. The rooster motif has long been a symbol found atop barns and homes, commonly associated with rural folk art and Americana traditions. Its construction in cast iron ensures durability and weight, suitable for outdoor mounting. Paint wear is visible, primarily on the directional arrow, suggesting exposure to the elements over time. This example remains structurally sound and ready for display, appreciated both as a decorative piece and a nod to rural craftsmanship. The window shown in the images is consistently painted and intact, representative of traditional forms seen in twentieth-century American decorative arts.