Black American Folk Art Doll

hand made doll ca. 1880 - 1910 from a richmond VA estate. 30"

An American folk art knock-down doll carnival game having 15 carved wooden Black figures in original cloth costumes, attached to wooden stand in original paint. At the carnival or fair, a customer wou

(CIRCA 1880-1890) CLOTH DOLL WITH BLACK YARN TYPE HAIR, SEWN-ON EYES, EMBROIDERED LIPS, SEVERAL WORN AREAS ON FACE, ORIGINAL DRESS IS FRAYING & SPLIT IN THE ARM AREAS, ORIGINAL APRON IS FADED - GOOD,

Available now for bidding is what is believed to be an early 20th century carved wooden folk art doll. This 12 3/4" tall and 4" wide, articulating doll bends at the shoulders, and elbows, as well as t

made by Quincy Scarborough and his wife. Handmade clothes. Hat and grass made by African American Annabella Ellis of SC. 14" H is tallest

Framed American folk art painting by Mary Elizabeth (Betty) Fischer (1931-2016, Maryland and Kentucky). Oil on canvas board, the painting sweetly depicts a black girl holding her doll within a grassy

FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED DOLL, possibly a depiction of an African-American man, with red- and black-painted surface, wearing hand-sewn frock coat, vest, and fragment of pants. Together with a primi

Unusual carved mission oak rocking chair with figural cravings. The back crest depicts a young African American boy running while holding a chicken by its neck while being chased on a farm / plantatio

Anna Colquitt Hunter. Georgia. Black American folk art painting. Southern street scene with figures witnessing an angel. Oil on canvas. Framed. Signed lower right. Sight: 12 x 16.25in. Overall: 16.75

DOLL WITH OIL PAINTED FACIAL FEATURES, ORIG. ATTIRE INCLUDG. YARN STOCKINGS, CIRCA 1890, COMES WITH SILK RIBBON ATTACHED STATING: THE COLLECTION OF LENON HOYTE EXHIBITED AT 'AUNT LEN'S DOLL & TOY MUSE

black handmade folk art rag doll ca. 1890

A 19th century African American Folk Art carved doll. Male carved wooden figure with rope joined stuffed cloth arms and polychrome painted finish. Wear and some damage, lacks original base. 15" long.

Black American Folk Art Carved Figure. Possibly a funerary figure. Size: 60" x 13" x 12"

19th or early 20th century. Wool knitted doll with losses. Heights 12 inches to 15 inches. Provenance: an old Connecticut collection.

Early 20th century. Made from Owl Cigar boxes with scalloped apron and crest with two mirror fragments. Original grain decoration with gold paint details. Drawers have some paper label remnants. Minor

Late 19th c. Rag Doll, depicting an African American man, in leather and mixed fabrics, with button eyes, stitched nose and mouth, 18" high. Fabric wear, deterioration and losses; surface wear.

Including: Adirondack Style Settee with hickory frame and woven splint seat, 8 1/2" back, 8 1/2" wide; PLUS Red-painted Dowel Settee with woven rattan seat, 5 1/2" back, 7 1/2" wide; PLUS (2) Red-pain

An American folk art doll of a woman in a red dress. Early 20th century. Carved wood and cloth construction with metal earrings. Head "bobbles" on the body. Ex-collection of Marvin Lieberman. 12 1/2"

Black American folk art pieces (3). They include a chef bank (5"x 8"), a comic themed bank (4"x 5.5") and a ceramic figure of a blackface minstrel (3"x 7"). All in nice condition. Please see photos fo

2 FAMILY SCENES ON A PORCH PASTEL ON PAPER BLACK AMERICAN FOLK ART Height: 19 in. by Width: 16

TWO LATE 19TH CENTURY AFRICAN-AMERICAN FOLK ART DOLLS, 18" EACH

19th century. Hand crafted doll the family called "Jenny". Some fraying to fabric in areas but overall in tact good condition. L18 1/2" Note: The piece belonged to the current owners ancestor who was

African American folk art cloth doll w shoe button eyes, orig plaid dress, stitched eyes, pinched nose, twill face & cotton body in red pantaloons - 22" tall

(8) Collection of Black American Ceramic Folk ArtKitsch dancer figure. Made in occupied Japan stamp on underside. Black Americana ceramic wall pocket. Yellow stove with figure sitting on top. Mark on