Einard Olson Folk Art Sailboat Model

Einard Olson (19th/20th Cent. Washington) Folk Art Sailboat Model 36''x41''x12''. A scarce hand carved and painted wood model with figures by this Bremerton artist. Unsigned. Some scattered small brea

American, 19th/20th century, wooden construction, sail rigging present, chain anchor, on wood stand, 34 x 36 x 7 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Morristown, Tennessee

A handmade Folk Art style vintage sailboat ship model. Wood and metal with "patched" cloth sails. Measures 25" high, 21" wide, 4.75" deep. NOTE: not from a kit.

20th C. Folk Art Galvanized Tin Sailboat Model Sculpture 26 inches x 20 inches size: 26x20

Folk Art Sailboat Ship in Display Case Model. Delightfully detailed 3 masted sailing ship is painted blue & white, and is populated with a tiny crew of sailors in uniform. Two anchors made of small se

The model of a ship with American flag and pennant flying the name Sarah Bell. There was a British full rigged iron barque named Sarah Bell. She sunk in 1890. This model of a ship is of carved and pai

Folk art model house. Carved and painted wood. American. Circa 1940. H 25-1/4" W 22-1/2" D 26-3/4". Condition: Excellent condition with minor imperfections. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropb

Early carved and painted sailboat diorama. Circa 1875. Square nail construction. Beautiful original blue paint. Excellent condition. Carved sails. Some sails are loose. Inspected under UV light. No re

Antique American Folk Art model of a horse, Late 19th/Early 20th c., carved wood, unmarked, 15.5"h x 14.5"l x 4.5"d Provenance: Property from the Collection of a Media Executive

Two folk art model cars, heavy metal construction, #15 is 25 inches long, white Itala is 21 inches long

Two folk art model cars, heavy metal construction, #5 racer is 23 long, Pope Hartford is 20 inches long

A folk art model of a Conestoga wagon drawn by six horses. Wagon comes off and a stake body cart can be placed on. Unsigned. 43in long.

The cased model of Brihadeeswara Temple in India bears a paper label that reads 'The Pith Workers Co-Op Society, Tiruturaipundi, Tanjor. Dt. Temple is 11 x 15.5 x 6, case measures 19.25 x 22 x 9.5 inc

Hand Crafted Country Cottage Diorama, in a painted tramp art design display case with glazed top and front panels; enclosing a two-story Victorian house with double-gable front with wooden fence, surr

17 1/2 inches (including rod)

20th century folk art carved wooden miniature model of The Old Round Church in Richmond, Vermont, constructed in 1813, handcrafted in 1976 by Frederick A. Brice Sr. (1917-1988) of Burlington, Vermont,

IRVING BRIGGS FOLK ART MODEL OF A SAILOR IN HIS BOATCape Cod, Massachusetts, 20th CenturySigned on rudder “Briggs”.Length 12”.

As is - The model appears to be incomplete. There are some Scratches and Scuffs, as well as missing sails. The Ship measures 46" x 10" x 19 1/2". Third-Party Shipping or Personal Pickup Required.

Unique folk art model racer car. The car displays well with detailed suspension, headlights, windshield, and fenders. Good condition with handling wear and wear from storage. Measures approximately 21

American, first half 20th century. Tramp art model of a rustic three room log with porch constructed of matchsticks, the interior fitted with wallpaper, curtains, and rugs, electrified. Apparently uns

Mid 20th century folk art carved wooden miniature model of the Lake Champlain sidewheel steamboat S.S. Ticonderoga handcrafted by Frederick A. Brice Sr. (1917-1988) of Burlington, Vermont, with polych

20th century folk art carved wooden miniature model of Ahavath Gerim Synagogue (Originally Ohavi Zedek Synagogue) and Chevra Kadisha (Hebrew Holy Society) on Archibald Street Burlington, Vermont, cons

Extremely fine folk art model of an Appalachian copper moonshine still. Executed in soldered copper as a miniature of a full size still. Presented on a wood plaque with real stone mountings. An except

Mid 20th century folk art carved wooden miniature model of the Lake Champlain sidewheel steamboat S.S. Vermont handcrafted in 1971 by Frederick A. Brice Sr. (1917-1988) of Burlington, Vermont, with po