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Blacksmith's Weathervane
David Robinson Antiques
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Blacksmith's Weathervane

19th century
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An English late Victorian black painted iron Weathervae from a Blacksmith,s premises. The Blacksmith is bent over shoeing the hind hoof of the horse.

Physical Dimensions
Height
114cm (44.88")
Width
160cm (62.99")
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David Robinson Antiques has dated this Blacksmith Iron Weather Vane to the Victorian era.

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SA1206222
Description
An English late Victorian black painted iron Weathervae from a Blacksmith,s premises. The Blacksmith is bent over shoeing the hind hoof of the horse.
Height
114cm (44.88")
Width
160cm (62.99")
Date of Manufacture

David Robinson Antiques has dated this Blacksmith Iron Weather Vane to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1206222
David Robinson Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Aug 2023
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A hand-crafted dark iron weather vane featuring a silhouette of a farrier attending to a horse above a directional arrow.
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Archive I A hand-crafted dark iron weather vane featuring a silhouette of a farrier attending to a horse above a directional arrow.

Blacksmith's Weathervane

Archive II A hand-crafted dark iron weather vane featuring a silhouette of a farrier attending to a horse above a directional arrow. View II
Archive III A hand-crafted dark iron weather vane featuring a silhouette of a farrier attending to a horse above a directional arrow. View III
Archive IV A hand-crafted dark iron weather vane featuring a silhouette of a farrier attending to a horse above a directional arrow. View IV
Archive V A hand-crafted dark iron weather vane featuring a silhouette of a farrier attending to a horse above a directional arrow. View V
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Telephone 07860 307887
Location
Stand 26
The Admiral Vernon Arcade
Portobello Road
London
United Kingdom

Or by appointment.
Verified Since Aug 2023
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David Robinson Antiques
Verified Since Aug 2023
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Location: Stand 26, The Admiral Vernon Arcade, Portobello Road, London, United Kingdom, , Or by appointment.
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A hand-crafted dark iron weather vane featuring a silhouette of a farrier attending to a horse above a directional arrow.
Blacksmith's Weathervane
Ref: SA1206222
A hand-crafted dark iron weather vane featuring a silhouette of a farrier attending to a horse above a directional arrow.
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Historically, weather vanes served both functional weather-forecasting purposes and visual trade advertisement. Blacksmiths and farriers mounted custom silhouette vanes featuring horses and metalworking tools atop workshops to signal their services to passing trade.

18th and 19th-century weather vanes were predominantly constructed from hand-forged wrought iron, cut sheet iron, cast zinc, or hammered copper. Wrought iron pieces featured hand-riveted joints and cut silhouettes crafted by local metalworkers.

Authentic pieces exhibit natural surface oxidisation, uneven patination from long-term weather exposure, and hand-worked construction details such as forge welds or iron rivets rather than modern electric welds.

Architectural weather vanes are frequently mounted on custom metal or wooden bases for display on sideboards and mantels, or secured flat to walls as focal sculptural folk art pieces.

To preserve stable oxidisation without damaging historical patination, gently brush off loose surface debris with a soft bristle brush and apply a microcrystalline wax coating to seal the metal against moisture.
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