AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVING OF WOMAN.

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.

America, second half 19th Century. Carved wood with original paint and movable arms. Woman dressed in long dress and bonnet. Edge wear and chip. 7.5"h.

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVING OF A WOMAN, body carved from the solid, applied arm, the commanding one-armed figure with finger pointed. Retains an untouched dry surface with warm color. Fourth quarter 19t

American Folk Art wood carving of a woman, circa 1920-30, 31 1/2" x 8" x 4". Provenance: From a Palm Beach, Florida estate.

American folk art carving, cypress wood, of a grieving woman, probably Southern, vintage 1930s-1940s. 27.5" H. Thumb broken off proper left hand; shrinkage cracks to proper right arm and torso.

Second half 20th century. Wood with original paint. Three figures with faint stamped marks on the bottom. African American boy and girl, 5"h. and an elderly woman with a North Dakota stamp, 5"h. Two w

Late 19th century, mostly pine. Naive carvings, probably doll forms, with original, natural surfaces. Three women, 6.75", 8", 9.5"h. including bases and one clothes pin figure with dark patina, 6.5"h.

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

New Orleans, Louisiana. Mid 20th century. Softwood. An unsigned folk art carving of a southern American Black woman seated in a rocking chair, with an open Bible in her lap. The barefoot lady is weari

very large and heavy Charles Simmons carving woman holding babies. African American Artist Charles Simmons from Eden, NC. Charles Simmons worked alongside Raymond Coins. Height 31" x 12"

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

H12" carved wood. Excellent folk carving. American. From an important Kentucky Folk Art collection. Signed and dated 1955

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

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.

H5". carved wood. Excellent folk carving. American. Fresh from an Alamance County Estate.

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

Signed on base dated 1946. H12" carved wood. Excellent folk carving. American. From an important Kentucky Folk Art collection

H 5.5" carved wood. Excellent folk carving. American. From an important Kentucky Folk Art collection

H13.5" Titled 'Lady with the Swan' carved wood. With artists innitials P.R.M. Excellent folk carving. American. From an important Kentucky Folk Art collection

ca. 1900 carved wood stump. A great folk art carving attributed to Moses Ogden. Very strong attributes. Purchased in New York in 1940 by Virginia Antique dealer Phillip Parker and then given to his ne

First quarter 20th century, pine. Standing figure with original paint. Scratch carved "Edward Everett Hale" (American author, 1822-1909). Minor wear. 8.5"h.

H12" carved wood. Excellent folk carving. American. From an important Kentucky Folk Art collection