Early carved doll with stationary glass eyes and carved

Early carved doll with stationary glass eyes and carved hair - 18th century or earlier - probably French - missing arms and legs and slight loss to back of head - body and head intact and in original

Antique Display Advertising Folk Art Horse Statue. Hand carved wood, blown glass doll eyes, metal horse shoes. Late 19th to early 20th century. Store display or advertising piece, possible for salesma

Folk Art carved wooden dolls and figures including 6 bottle stoppers, 2 Willie Smith carved dolls, towel bar with figures, 2 early carved figures with glass eyes. 7" h to 3" range.

An early English carved wood and painted female doll in period costume with pinned bodice, lace overlay, and lady's hat. Her face with inset glass eyes, painted with lined eyes, red lips, and rosy che

An early English carved wood and painted female doll in period costume with lace overlay, pink ribbons, and pearl necklace. Her face with inset glass eyes, painted with lined eyes, red lips, and rosy

Early Skookum doll family group. Man with young child under blanket, woman, and baby on papoose board. 10" h to 4" h. Glass eyes, wood carved bodies.

28" Early wood Doll mid- 1700's-1775. Doll has a round wooden head with gesso covering, inset glass eyes, dotted eye openings and eyebrows, carved ears, honey blonde human hair wig. Jointed wood body

A painted and carved wood cage doll with glass eyes on carved box with cherub heads. Ht: 38.5" Wd: 18" Dpth: 11.75"

Six Carved and Polychromed Figures of Incan Emperors and Queens ,late 18th/early 19th c., carved wood, glass eyes, hands and faces painted gesso, on plinth bases, titled "Sincha Roca", "Mama Rava Ocll

Early Carved Cherub Bust. Glass eyes. Height: 11 inches.

FOLKSY ONTARIO BLUEBILL DRAKE DECOYEarly 20th CenturyMaker unknown. Hollow-carved. Glass eyes.Length 13î.

EARLY CLOSED-MOUTH DOLL BY KESTNER. 15". Marks: 6. Solid-domed turned bisque shoulderhead, stationary blue glass eyes, painted lashes, feathered brows, closed mouth, accented lips, blonde mohair wig,

A painted carved wood cage doll with jointed arms and glass eyes. Ht: 42.5" Wd: 21.5" Dpth: 12.5"

exceptional hand puppet or stick puppet, early, head made of carved wood , inset glass eyes, height: 58 cm, 1 wooden head probably from a stick puppet, 31 cm, carved, painted eyes, the cracks are caus

Surrounded by Tamborine, Silver Dollar Size

Outstanding seagull confidence decoy with glass eyes, carved beak, and wings. Appears to retain original paint. Reportedly from the Virginia coast. Probably late 19th to early 20th century. 14.25"L. V

An early pintail decoy in original paint with old varnished surface and glass eyes carved by Richard Janson, 1939. Written on bottom: "Fresh Air Flat Decoy, Richard L. Janson, 1939, Sonoma Creek, Cali

VERY EARLY BLACK DUCK by George Eberhardt, Stony Brook, NY, circa 1910. Original paint worn mostly to wood on body. Hollow construction with visible seam separation. Retains glass eyes. Carved nostril

FRENCH CARVED WOODEN DOLL & UNUSUAL PARASOL WITH CARVED WOODEN DOLL HEAD AND BOOTS. (1) 10” Carved wooden doll with inset glass eyes, applied wig, wooden block torso, jointed shoulders, nailed-on em

Antique / Early Hand Carved & Painted Santos Figure. Glass eyes. Gesso and hand painted over hand carved wood. Measures 12.5 inches in height.

An early 11 inch decoy, by Don Palmer of Rangeley, Maine, with glass eyes, carved bill, wing tip, and tail feather detail. Original paint with minor wear, and a small tail feather chip.

VERY LOVELY, EARLY CLOSED MOUTH DOLL BY KESTNER. Marks: 16. 26”. Bisque socket head with plump, full cheeks, stationary blue glass eyes, painted lashes feathered and brushstroked brows, closed mouth

American, early 20th century, mahogany. Exceptionally carved rearing horse with glass eyes and a chip-carved base. 17.24" high. Ex Austin Miller (Ohio).

8" x 5.5."w x 5.5"h Early detailed wood carved lions head with glass eyes. Hinged head opens to three tiered cigarette display. PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT AND SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTI