Older Brass Repousse Folk Art Box or Chest, Probably Mexican

Brass Repousse Folk Art Box or Chest, Probably Mexican. Wood And Metal Box With Floral Decorations. Feet Marked Gasor Tipo C, Se Cambia Cada 6 Meses (Gas Type C, It Is Changed Every 6 Months). Approxi

Folk Art Wood Ballot Box/Chest. Wooden box with hinged cover with carved out opening in back for ballots. Brass rivet details and Australian Coin as lid lift. 11 inches x 18 inches x 10 inches

DESCRIPTION: Burl and mixed woods folk art box. Probably American. Circa early 20th century. The form consisting of a six panel chest with matching lid and base moldings decorated with oversize fan an

**Originally Listed At $200** Latin America, Mexico, probably Tarascan, early 20th century CE. This is a small folk art maskette of a man with a large forehead and a long thin nose; he has brass rings

Hand painted Russian lacquer wedding chest on matching stand. Decorated with folk art scenes of a wedding and village life. Dark green background with sparkly glittered finish and gold gilt highlights

Framed Retablo, Cuzco School, Probably Mexican Folk Art Painting On Tin. Approximately 18 x 14 x 2.125 in.

Framed Painting On Tin. Frame 15 x 12 x 1.625 in. Sight 11.75 x 8.5 in. All measurements are approximate.

Wooden Mexican Box With Engraving Of Virgin Mary. Approximately 9.875W x 6.25D x 4.125H in.

Older Mexican Folk Art Day of the Dead Wooden Carved Skeleton with Articulated Arms, and Two Accompanying Day of the Dead Pieces, Plaster/Resin? Skeleton Monolith 13 x 3.5 x 0.5 in. Wooden Red, Black,

Morbier tallcase clock, likely Swedish, 19th century, repousse brass face, folk art painted case height 91 in. x width 17.5 in. x depth 8.5 in. Provenance: The Beeville, Texas Estate of a noted cloc

Travel brass folk art Hanukkah Menorah. A brass box with the candlesticks in it. Engraved inscription in the inner part of the lid: 1942. Dimensions: 13X6X2.5 cm.

Lot of Two Folk Art Skull or Skeleton Sculptures, Probably Mexican. Largest Piece Approximately 13.5 x 6.0625 x 3 in. Smallest Piece Approximately5.5 x 3.75 x 3.25 in.

**Originally Listed At $100** Mexico, 20th century CE. This is a wooden chest with red and exposed wood overall exterior, with thick wallpaper-like material underlying with floral and geometric design

Older Hand Carved Mexican Folk Art Santos Priest Statue Sculpture With Later Rosary. Rosary Marked Italy. Statue Approximately 29.75 x 14.25 x 7.75 in. Rosary Approximately 30.25 in Long.

Folk Art Hand Painted Chest Paul Jenkins ( American 1923 - 2012 ) Personal Storage Box Chest Handpainted Religious Folk Art Scene depicting Saint Nicholas Mother Mary Saint with a Halo verso features

20TH C. MEXICAN FOLK ART RETABLO, NICHO, & OFFERING BOX 20th century Mexican folk art includes:  Our Lady Refuge of Sinners nicho  7.75 x 4.25"

A MASSIVE TIN CHARITY COLLECTION BOX. Probably American, c. 1900. Folk art. Engraved TZEDAKAH. 12Ó tall.

Western California Cowboy Folk Art, Circle S Ranch Handpainted Wooden Box or Chest. Approximately 23.5 x 14.125 x 8.625 in.

Folk Art Wooden Carved Cat and Gecko Sculpture, Probably Mexican or Central American. Approximately 14.5 in x 9 in x 7.75 in

Americana c1920 wooden folk art storage box. Charming paintings on all sides and the top-- black background. Old repair to hinge area and normal use wear, otherwise GC. Probably from Maine. 14" x 13 1

(3) Folk Art Mexican painted tin carnival masks, c. 1900, Mexico, polychrome painted repousse hammered tin sheet metal, including a rabbit shaped mask framing a human head, 22"h x 13"w, a mask depicti

Pair of Folk Art boxes from India. The jewelry box is a copper and brass inlay hand carved jewelry lock box from "Swan Duck Folk Art." The round metal box is a Dhokra container from India. Bot

DESCRIPTION: Federal paint decorated softwood blanket chest. Probably Pennsylvania, first half of the 19th century. Refined cabinetry maker and folk art decorator. Recessed carved panels on all four s

Lot of nine, including folk art cast brass and folk art cast pewter, both early 20th century Mexican, 5 1/2 & 5 3/4" high; plus butternut with cast aluminum mounts, early 20th century American, 6 1/4"