Primitive Folk Art Wood Carved Horse,19th C.

English Carousel Horse. Leaping Pony. c. 19th century. Original early style wood carved construction. Lots of primitive make-do patches and metal braces, gesso, paint, metal and tin on child-size pony

Large Folk Art carved wood horse, 19th/20th c., carved wall hung horse plaque, glass eyes, leather ear, fine hair mane and tail, unmarked, 23"hx 43.5"w x 3"d Provenance: From the Collection of Eugene

Primitive 19th century folk art articulated carved wood doll measuring a total of 11.25" tall. Remnants of painted finish remain. Condition: good, no apparent losses, expected signs of age, one modern

USA, 19th century carved wood 11.25” x 15.5” x 14.5” Carved wood milking stool with three splayed legs and wide scooped seat. Tags: primitive, folk art, antique, farm, country, minim

UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY An American folk art carved wood figure of St. Nicholas. St. Nicholas is depicted in traditional garb holding a cloth bag and bell. His piercing eyes stare forward and his

Group (5) primitive Folk Art wood and iron tools, 19th/20th c., incl. heart shaped branding iron, (2) scoops, carved wood "M" branding stamp, etc., smallest: 3.25"h, largest: 13.75"h

 An American Folk Art Carved Pine Articulated Horse 19TH CENTURY on a plank base with wood wheels. Height 13 3/4 x length 20 x depth 7 1/4 inches.

American, 19th Century. Finely carved ball-in-hand cane with serpent, 32"l. Primitive cane with ball cap, 33"l. Together with a cane with carved bulbous clenched fist, 36"l.

A Fine Carved Wood Horse. Was Most Probably A Rocking Or Hobby Horse At One Time In It's History. Very Cool And Has A Great Look Retaining It's Original Finish. Circa Second Half Of The 19th Century.

19th c. Carved American Folk Art Wood Rocking Horse, off the old rockers and mounted to a contemporary wood base. Old Original Leather Ears. Harness and Saddle, missing tail. Measures 35" long, 13" wi

Pennsylvania 19th Century Folk Art Platform Rocking Horse. Carved and painted wood with leather ears and saddle, metal tack and washer eyes. 37"h. x 17"w. x 45"d. Condition: Good with use wear and los

Antique American Folk Art model of a horse, Late 19th/Early 20th c., carved wood, unmarked, 15.5"h x 14.5"l x 4.5"d Provenance: Property from the Collection of a Media Executive

(4) Shaker/Folk Art pieces, 19th/20th c., comprising a Shaker lidded cheese bucket, a Folk Art chip carved wood wall pocket, a Shaker stool and a horse yoke, bucket: 10"h x 12" dia., wall pocket: 10"h

Late 19th century carved folk art horse, several pieces of constructed wood, pained brown with leather seat and possibly real horse hair tail. The Horse appears to have a stabilizing beam and handles

The schooner depicted with an interesting carved wood sail portrayed as if billowing and bunched up, flying the American flag and plying choppy seas, a lighthouse in the distance, primitive shadow box

American Folk Art rocking horse in the form of a cat, polychromed carved wood, with detachable tail, on rockers. 29" H x 36" L x 14" W.

19th century. Hand carved and painted. 30" long.

A 19th century Folk Art carved and painted rocking horse having tassled cushion seat with carved wooden saddle and carved eyes. Some of the original paint is still visible in places, wood shows nice p

United States,Circa 1930 Finely detailed carved wood horse drawn sleigh with articulated and removable chip carved coachmen and two passengers, horse with articulated harness and geometric decoration.

Two Folk Art Carved Wood Ladles, 19th Century, various motifs include human figure in profile, stylized bird Lengths 12.5 in. and 15.5 in.

Folk Art Carved Wood Anchor, 19th Century, with traces of old paint Length 26.5 in.

19th century folk art wood horse, 19.5"T x 17"L x 5"W

Folk art carved wood cribbage board, 19th century, one side centering a bas relief lion with floral sprays above and below, the other with curtains, roses, a stag, a bird, and a lady's hand holding ca

19th c. folk art carved horse head. 12" x 3" x 13" Ht.. Property of a Pawling New York collector.