1900's Barber Shop with African American Shoe Shine

provenance, from the Colonies Barber Shop in Eden NC. Ca. 1920. original condition and paint. Please take note of the applied decoration on each side. A vernacular and entitional design by the maker.

Joshua Biehn (fl. 1891-1932, Canada) 'Shoeshine Sam' 1900 Oil on Board. Signed and dated upper left. Exceptional painting of African American or Black Canadian shoeshine with 'MONKEY' scrawled on wall

excellent paint and sruface, with 5c painted on the side. From an African American estate in Eden, NC

African American Shoe Shine perched atop a dolphin footed arch. 13".

antique paper glued on wooden board original ad depicting an African American shoe shine man and a boy looking into a riding boot so shiny, it reflects a dog, scaring it, lower right

Barber shop or hotel shoeshine stand, walnut w/mahogany stain, 2-tier marble stand w/cast iron footrest, VG overall cond w/surface wear, 63"H x 38"W.

possibly African American. From an Alabama estate consigned by the same owner of the African American quilts and shoe shine box.28" H X 20.5" TOP DIAM

paint on wood panel, 35" x 20"

Barber shop or hotel portable shoeshine box, wood on pedestal base w/brass hinges & handle, VG cond w/added holes, 21"H x 11.5"Sq.

After George Benjamin Luks. FR:13.25 x 11.75. , In the manner of.. Title: Shoe shine boy (African American). Medium: Oil on Board. Size: 9.75 x 8.25 in. Signature: SLR. Artist: After George Benjamin L

African American Trade Sign. Fresh Fruit & Shoe Shine. c. 1950's. Paint on board. Well-weathered. Found in South Atlanta, GA. 33" w x 67" h. Est. $200-400. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

Historic double marble top shoe shine bench with great original brass foot rests. Original marble and owl pull, fancy brass corners (found a card inside from the oldest barber and shoe shine shop in H

1900s Barber Shop Pole Red and White and Blue. Turned Wooden pole with traditional graphics. Nice turnings with good balance and variation. 44 inches.

African American Barber Pole Trade Sign. c. 1950. Not signed. Highly colorful paint on board sign was originally set in the ground outside Barber Shop in Tennessee. Environmental wear, otherwise good

Politically incorrect depiction of an African-American boy, his arm moving up and down as if shining a lady's shoes. Folding metal easel for shelf display.

This quarter sawn oak and marble, two person shoeshine stand sat in the Leland Hotel Barbershop in Edwardsville, IL and dates to about 1910. When disassembled for moving, we found several old business

11"x16" This authentic, 1930's, framed barber shop or beauty salon advertisement for "Slick Black Hair Color and Straightener" for African Americans

Portable Antique Shoe Shine Stand. Would have been carried to a busy area of town and used during the late 1800's to early 1900's. Measures 6 3/4" x 14" x 10" Tall.

American listed artist. (1874-1958). Oil on ncanvas. Signed lower right. Undated, depicting period time of early 1900's with a newspaper and shoe shine boys getting a light (Got a Light?)fot his cigar

Circa 1900 Antique Occupational Photograph on Board; Depiction of the interior of a barber shop with three workers sitting in the barber chairs. Visible in the mirror is text which reads; O'HEARN'S HA

Circa 1900 African American Trade Card

Circa 1900 African American Trade Card

Circa 1900 Lithograph African American Wedding, Framed. Size: 20x15 in image, 21x16 in image outside frame

American bronze shoe shine stand Overall: 9 5/8" h x 12 1/2" w x 10 1/2" Weight: 8 lbs