Aussie Weathervanes are Australian made. They are made from Stainless Steel. As a result they hold their shape and will not rust. They are finely balanced respond to the slightest breeze. Because they revolve on ball bearings their movement is smooth and silent. If they were a car you would class them as Rolls Royce. These weathervanes are extremely well made and made to last. As a result you can bequeath them to your great grand children. They will still be working. The images projected are accurate in their detail. Our Designer has worked hard to project true to life images. The Aussie Weathervanes are designed byAustralians and made by Australians. Contact Robert on 0411 732 950. He is always pleased to help.
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Red Rooster Weather Vane. In the ninth century Pope Nicholas made the rooster official. His decree was that all churches must display a rooster on their steeples or domes as a symbol of Peter's betrayal of Jesus.
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Don Bradman Weather Vane. The Don, laying into the ball for a four or a six again and again. A great batsman, a great sportsman, a great man. A National hero.. and a true weathervane of the game.
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Welsh Dragon Weather Vane. Magnificently depicted in its glorious Heraldic Red ! Glenview Products also provide a Black Griffin but the the colour of the Welsh Dragon gets the blood a pumping. Ah I feel like breaking into song, Men of Harlech will do for starters
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White Swan Weather Vane. White Swans frequents mainly large lakes and lagoons with relatively shallow permanent waters, fresh or brackish. They are monogamous breeders, and are unusual in that one-quarter of all families are parented by homosexual pairings, mostly by males.
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Wombat Weather Vane. This is a life like representation of adorable Australian marsupial. They are short, compact and incredible burrowers.
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Fisherman Fishing in a Boat, Some like to play golf, some go to the footy, others to the pub but our hero likes to go fishing in his boat.
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Cyclist Weathervane shows a two wheeled warrior cycling for all he's worth, into the wind, up a steep incline nothing can stop him, then zooming down into the valley, what a joy what a challenge what a priviledge, what a life.
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Mare and Foal Weathervane conveys that special liveliness of the foal with the serenity and calmness of the Mare as they share the spring sunshine.
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Thoroughbred Mare & Foal Weathervane. Thoroughbred Horses are considered "hot-blooded" horses. They are known for their agility, speed, and spirit. They are more sensitive and spirited than cold-blooded or warmblood breeds. they are bred for horse racing. Horse racing is known as the sport of Kings.
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Alan Border Weathervane. Facing into the wind just as he faced up to the bowlers. Whether fast or slow he met them full on.
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Cat and Mouse Weathervane. Imagine the scene Tom the tomcat and Jerry the mouse are discussing why they both can't enjoy a vegan diet. This is a fun weathervane and will put a smile on their dial.
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Pelican Weathervane. Holiday memories flood back each time you see these beautiful creatures moving in the breeze always facing silently into the wind
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Unicorn Mystical Weathervane. The unicorn is often referred to in European folklore as a white horse or goat like animal with a long horn protruding from its forehead. It was a wild creature, symbolising grace and purity. It is said that only a virgin could capture it. I
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Emu Weathervane.The Emu stands up to 2m high and is Australia's largest Bird. Only the Ostrich is larger. Emus usually live in pairs or family groups. The male emu incubates the eggs and rears the young. They stay together with the the adult emus for about two years.
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Kangaroo Weathervane. Kangaroos are endemic to Australia. The Kangaroo and the Emu are featured on the Australian coat of arms. Both of these animals are said to represent progress. They can only move forward neither of them can move backwards.
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Blue Tuna Weathervane. Depicting this magnificent gaming fish. Raw Tuna is a basic and favoured ingredient in Sushi. One of Japans famous meals.
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Witch Weathervane riding across the sky on her broom. Her black cat riding with her. what spells is she casting tonight. Witchery is the practice of magical spells and abilities sometimes using a wand and a cauldron.
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Pigeon Weathervane In Australia we are familiar with the rock doves, most often referred to as"feral pigeons". these are the ones we see in parks and around city buildings. Usually in large numbers. They seem to eat every thing and any thing that they can find to get their beaks into.
