[AMERICAN FOLK ART]. Three Train Engines. [Ca. 1940s]. A gr...

[AMERICAN FOLK ART]. Three Train Engines. [Ca. 1940s]. A group of 3 hand-built models of train engines, one of which is a snow plow engine. Painted wood and metal, with some plastic elements, some ele

Hummert Estate: Native American Navajo Carved Folk Art Train Engine by Delbert Buck, signed by artist and measures 13'' x 14'', features Navajo Man Engineer with Sheep Riding on Top of Engine, hand pa

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED TIN TOY TRAIN, a whimsical steam engine with driver and likely original painted surface. Probably first half 20th century. 9" HOA, 21" LOA. Provenance: From a Virginia privat

[FOLK ART]. A group of three hand-carved and painted men. [Ca. 1940s]. Paint on wood. Unsigned. Figures vary in size, from 9” high to 6 ¾”. Some general light wear. Good condition.

This folk art train model uses a coffee can for its boiler and cab roof. The model maker sculpted a 19th century train engine. Origin: American Date: ca. 1920 Dimensions: 22.75 inches long x 12 inches

[FOLK ART QUILT]. Triangle and Squares. ca. 1940s. Artist unknown. 91 x 67”. Various printed fabrics. African American found south side of Chicago. Tack stitching. Unusual textures and flaws in

American, 19th/20th century, comprising engine and one car, wood and metal construction, painted and stenciled "Luther", largest, 15-1/2 x 28 in. Provenance: Bright Star Antiques Co., Texas, August, 2

Average size 20" possibly African American. Coastal shell art with pine needle basket work. Ca. 1960. Set of three.

Ca 19th/20th century. Three corner base with center made of stacking sewing spools to the stand or table top. Hanging spool top edge. Mahogany red stain. Good condition. American fromBrockton/Avon est

ca. 1840 Overshot,Very Bright, Colors with Smaller Loom Three Colored Converlet: Purple, Office White, Blue 77"W x 90"L

Ca. 19th Century A true masterpiece in the wood inlay. American folk marquetry sideboard features many different shades of wood, three cabinets and three drawers with shelving. All original hardware.

American, ca 1866. A framed oil portrait of a young boy, a toy train at his feet, on heavy paper, signed and dated l.r.; 19.5 x 17.5 in. (sight). Possibly a heavily overpainted photograph or a copy of

A fantastic folk art cane it its finest form of folk art. 2 primates one reclining and one aproaching. A very niave folk art walking stick representing ture american folk art ca. 1920 - 34.25"

AMERICAN FOLK ART COPPER TRAIN L. 35" (MADE BY BILL CYPHER (PLUMBER) WASHINGTONVILLE NY) C.1970

American, antique folk art copper weathervane in the form of a locomotive, mounted on a stepped white wooden base, 21 1/2" H x 22 1/2" W x 11 3/4" L.

Monumental piece, all hand made on track, American folk art steam train. This train is in running order and would make a wonderful gift for any train enthusiast! Measures approx. 3 feet long and runs!

American folk art circa 1940s. Repair to where hat connects to head. 19 1/4" x 12"

19th c. American folk art walker, ca. 1860's, painted, worn from use. 33 1/4''h

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON TRAIN DIRECTIONAL SIGN, comprising two arrows mounted on a center post, with weathered surface. Presented on a custom iron stand. Second half 19th century. 44" HOA

[AMERICAN FOLK ART]. Tattoo Flash Drawings. ca. 1960s. Display posterboard with 15 original ink and watercolor sketches of tattoo designs in collage, with small price stickers for each. One printed. E

Group of three American folk art whimsies with carved animals and figures from a cache discovered in southeastern Massachusetts and presumably made by the same person. Each is overpainted in "radiator

Group of three American folk art whimsies with carved animals and figures from a cache discovered in southeastern Massachusetts and presumably made by the same person. Each is overpainted in "radiator

Group of three American folk art whimsies with carved animals and figures from a cache discovered in southeastern Massachusetts and presumably made by the same person. Each is overpainted in "radiator

[FOLK ART QUILT]. Applique Comforter. ca. 1940s. Artist unknown. 69 x 50 ½ ”. Wool and flannel. Unusual textures and flaws in execution inherent. 6” square area at lower edge back is