Rare large Zinc Carousel Horse, 18th century -estate of F.R.Goodrich, Hartford,

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Rare Large Zinc Carousel Horse, 18th Century from the F.R. Goodrich Estate, Hartford, Conn. This is made from zinc and has been tested by an expert - it is not aluminum or magnesium.  This horse is a 2-part casting of zinc and been fused together.  The date of this piece by F. R. Goodrich, Hartford, Conn. goes back to 1718 and is on your computer - there might be a providence on this piece (it is lost and we are looking for it)  This is the largest metal carousel horse I have ever seen and I did a lot of research.
From the front hoof to rear hoof is 39" - From the head to rear hoof is 41" - from the girth to top of saddle is 10" - from the head to tail is 36" - It stand off the floor to top of head 34" - There are 2 original stars on saddle with original paint - Where the pole goes through the horse looks like there was an original pole that went through it and show in the casting - it still has some original paint.  The stand and pole is not original - it looks like it was added. I think this was an original rocking horse at one time or a pull-cart of some sort (I don't know). From the floor to the top of the ball is 54" - the widest part of the horse are the rear hoofs which is 13" - the front hoofs are 11".  There is still some original paint. The pole is galvanized pipe.
This piece would have to be picked up