Rare wind vane from the early 1900s made of copper, characterized by a three-dimensional structure with a subject depicting a sailing boat. The composition features a volume-molded hull, a central mast, unfurled sails, guy lines and a small upper flag, elements that give the piece a strong nautical and decorative character.
Compared to simpler and more two-dimensional weather vanes, this example stands out for its almost sculptural quality, capable of transforming a functional object into a truly scenographic presence. The compass rose with the cardinal letters completes the ensemble, recalling the original function of the piece. The copper surface retains a natural antique patina, with burnished and oxidized shades that underline its authenticity, age and material charm. Ideal for collectors of nautical antiques, folk art and architectural decorative objects.
Measurements: 80 x 80 x 120 cm.
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SILVER Seller in Catania, Italia
