TWO WEALTHY AFRICAN AMERICAN GIRLS, ONE W/DOLL

Tintype in thermoplastic frame. 4 7/8 x 4 3/8 x 5/8 inches

Late 19th century oil painting on canvas depicting two young African American children, one appears to be covering her tears because the other girl is not sharing the watermelon. Possibly pencil sign

Tatum American Folk Artist, Group of Three Pieces, Paintings on Metal, One Featuring Two African American Men, One Wearing a Hat and Overalls, 15.75" Wide, 16" High; One Featuring an African American

Twentieth century. Two African American men, one painted papier mache and one painted marble, 7", 8.5"h. including bases. Together with cast resin, and a copper finial with verdigris patina, 4.25"h.

First half 20th century. Articulated limbs and original paint. Two African American men, one in a top hat, 14"h. and one in a bellhop outfit, 9.5"h. Together with a silver robot with applied rhineston

GROUP OF (3) ARTIST DOLLS BY KAY WIGGS, (2) AFRICAN AMERICAN SCHOOL GIRLS & ONE ANGEL W/FEATHER WINGS IN A PURPLE DRESS SOME LOOSE FEATHERS, NEED MINOR CLEANING

Two American Girl Doll Scooters, One with Box and the other without hand break ------------------ please review all pictures carefully because they are part of the description and show condition issue

Fine early 1900's, Lithograph on textile canvas depicting two young African American boys and one white boy playing dice game on a street curb. After Charles Clarence Dawson (1889-1981) American. Set

Two early African Americans photographed portraits. One on porcelain, the other framed. 24 1/2 x 18 1/2" (largest). These portraits were found in a townhouse in Rutland Square, Roxbury, MA. Peter Gill

DESCRIPTION: Two Virginia African American quilts. Cotton fabrics. One tied modified chimney sweep pattern in patterned fabrics. One tied nine square with solid, striped, and plaid fabrics. Each mediu

DESCRIPTION: Two Virginia African American tied strip pattern quilts. One in knit cotton with bright colors and patterns. Medium weight. One with printed cotton panels and grey flannel back. Heavy wei

One African American and two Caucasian Chrissy dolls. Manufactured by the Ideal Toy Corporation, 1982. Style numbers 1031-4 and 1030-6. Includes original boxes. Boxes 17" high x 8-3/4" wide. Dolls 15"

TWO AFRICAN AMERICAN IMAGESEarly 20th century, gelatin silver print. One a postcard of a young man in handcuffs. The other a formal portrait, possibly and occupational portrait, of a young man holding

American Girl Doll Two-in-One Track Outfit ------------------ please review all pictures carefully because they are part of the description and show condition issues if any ------------------ please c

2 PAINTINGS ON ONE CANVAS - DOUBLE PORTRAIT - ON FRONT PORTRAIT OF YOUNG AFRICAN AMERICAN GIRL - ON REVERSE PORTRAIT OF AFRICAN AMERICAN MAN - ON UPPER LEFT CORNER OF WOODEN STRETCHER "1949 ROY" / ON

Late 20th century. Boy, 14.5"h. and African American girl with felt dress, 16"h.

2 Treasure Craft by Pfaltzgraff Ceramic Cookie Jars incl African American Girl and a Blonde Girl Condition: The African American one has chips in the top rim of the bottom

Two court documents dated 1870 from Madison County, Tennessee that detail the apprenticeship of a three-year-old African American girl named Jane Malone, and a 14-year-old African American girl named

African American Woman And Two Girls Fishing At A Pond, Oil On Devoe Canvas Board, Signed Lower Right, Label Verso, 10 X 8 Inches, Period Giltwood Frame, 14 X 12 X 2 Inches, Discolored Varnish Layer,

Oil on artist panel after the original "The Cotton Wagon" by William Aiken Walker (1838-1921); depicting three African-American men, one young boy, two females and two dogs with a horsedrawn wagon fil

Two Asian all bisque child dolls, made in Japan; Two all bisque African American baby dolls, made in Japan; One tall Asian doll with glass eyes and display stand; The doll on the display stand measure

LOT (4) BOXED HAPPY HOLIDAY BARBIES NRFB. INCLUDES TWO 1997 BARBIES (ONE EACH WHITE AND AFRICAN AMERICAN) AND TWO 1996 BARBIES (ONE EACH WHITE AND AFRICAN AMERICAN).

Two “Be Sociable Have a Pepsi” Signs. 1960s. Cardboard signs depict African American families, one with a birthday cake, the other with a movie projector. 11 x 28” each.

Third quarter 19th century, watercolor on laid ledger paper. Two women by the same hand, both dressed in pink and blue with flowers below. One is standing in front of a fanciful chest, the other has p