AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVING OF A MAN.

Late 19th-early 20th century, pine. Articulated figure with traces of painted hair and moustache. 10"h., standing figure with hooks for missing arms, 10.75"h. and primitive figure similar to bed post

Ca. 1920s. Full standing wooden figure of a man standing on a sheet metal turtle. Original paint. The man wears a suit with string tie and brass tack buttons. Minor wear, loss to feet. 23.25"h.

American folk art carving depicting two men watching a cock fight. Signed NUMA with gallery label, underside of base. 11" H x 11 1/2" W x 7 3/4" D. American, 20th century. (Additional high-resolution

[AMERICAN FOLK ART]. Two-Headed Man Wood Carving. 3 ¼ h x 1 ¾ w x 1 ¾” d. Good condition.

SEATED GENTLEMAN CARVING MARKED "JOE FREEMAN - NEWARK 1936" ON BOTTOM - AFRICAN AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVING Dimensions:23"X9"

First half 20th century. Mixed media "Duffy Bros. Circus" wagon with a liberty bell. 7"h. 13"l. And five figures with original paint. Strong man, balancing act, magician, possible conjoined twins and

Mid 20th century. Wooden bellow with face of Native American man. Original paint. Red oil cloth bellows have loss.20.5"h. 11"w. including added base. And a cedar wood carved owl with traces of origina

Primitive Early Native American Navajo Folk Art by Delbert Buck, measures 5''H x 6''L x 3''W, signed on bottom in pen, this is a very early Delbert Buck wood carving, man has a chip in his hat, Artist

Elder Charles Simmons b. 1939 - d. 2020 15" tall traveling man stone carving by African American Artist Charles Simmons from Eden, NC. Charles Simmons worked alongside Raymond Coins.Elder Charles Simm

Four (4) Folk Art carvings of male figures, including Webb Family. 1st item: Michelle Webb (American, 20th century) painted wood and cloth folk art carving of an elderly man with movable arms. Signed

2 Native American Navajo Whimsical Folk Art Carvings by Delbert Buck, measures 14"H x 9 1/2"L, features Navajo Man and Woman riding long-horned sheep with beautiful, long, white, wool, embellished wit

Powerful folk art carving of a bound man or slave. Subject appears to be an African American man in his 20s or 30s, bound with rope, hands tied behind his back. Untitled Dated 1934 Measures 31" x 9" x

Unusual folk art root carving of a stylized man, possibly African American. Another face is also carved into the piece between the 2 extended arms. Signed on right leg "Jorge H. Bonilla P. / illegible

very folky carved wooden man from root by Charles Simmons. African American. Height 18". This will not stand without assistance.

Carved by A. J. Steggall of Fayette, Iowa circa 1900 - consisting of an Ox cart with driver, mule cart with African American driver, top hatted man, a farmer, and assorted small carvings of animals, b

Carved hardwood figures of men, one of light colored wood with carved and pyrography detail, the other a square column with head and shoulders. Likely American. Approx. 7 1/2" and 8" in height. Proven

Three folk art carvings. One with pigment possibly Northwest Coast Native. American, late 19th early 20th century. Small figure of a man with a braid. Carved and painted wood with leather strap. Profe

American mechanical carved wood sculpture, by the folk carver Woody Jones (American, 20th century). Features a man selling at the New York Stock exchange. Artist signed. SHIPPING MMB will offer in-hou

Four Folk Art Wood Carvings 20th Century comprising a painted wood figure of a penguin attributed to Lavere Mason (American/Michigan, active 1930-1965), a newsboy signed indistinctly, a bust of a man

Anonymous. African American Carving Of A Man In A Jacket. c. 1940-50’s. Not signed or dated. Carved wood. Excellent condition. 12.5”h x 5.5” x 3” with display stand. Est. $300-

African American painter and rock carver. Also worked with wood carving. A neighbor to Raymond Coins, Charles began working with Raymond. Rock bird. Stone Crarving of Man & Woman. 12.5" x 10"

H6". carved wood. Excellent folk carving. American. From an important Kentucky Folk Art collection

H28" carved wood. Excellent folk carving. American. From an important Kentucky Folk Art collection dated 1965

American, second quarter 19th Century. Woman with her hair in ringlets and rosy cheeks. Carved from a post with original paint and a wrought iron spike to attach to a wall. Some wear. 15"h.