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Pair of Weather Vanes from the 15th-16th Century in Wrought Iron

Name: Pair of Weather Vanes from the 15th-16th Century in Wrought Iron
Brand: Portantica
SKU: cmmxtcswd000004jlr1m66oco
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Metalwork & Ironwork · 16th Century

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Pair of weather vanes or wind catchers in wrought iron. They feature a vertical structure with a stylized bird-shaped finial and lateral elements with vegetal motifs. Fixed with a rod to a stone base. Handcrafted with manual forging, with a cut silhouette and symmetrical composition. The surface shows dark patina with oxidation and wear from exposure to the elements.

Suggested uses

Architectural decoration on a roof

Functional element to indicate wind direction

Antique blacksmithing collectible

Installation in gardens or patios

Century: 16th Century
Origin: France
Material: Wrought iron, stone base
Condition: Restored
Dimensions: 120 cm × 25 cm × 25 cm
Listed on: 19 March 2026

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Pair of Weather Vanes from the 15th-16th Century in Wrought Iron

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