AMERICAN CHILD'S SLED AND HANDKERCHIEF.

A 19th century American child's sled. Bentwood construction with Iron gooseneck finials and original painted finish with pinstriped detail. Wear, damage and some older repairs. 37 1/2" long. ESTIMATE

Ca. 1900., oak and pine. Worn red paint and steel runners. Some edge damage. 9.75"h. 11.25"w. 32"l.

Mid to late 19th century. Made in to a side table. With eagle and stars. Dimensions: H 23.5" x W 36.5" x D 14.5" Condition: Some paint loss. Few losses to wood at edges.

AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED CHILDS SLED, substantial two-person form fitted with iron runners, retaining likely original paint-decorated seat board depicting Aurora or similar figure in a sleigh being pu

Ash and Bent Oak Sled, circa 1900, with scrolled fronts to runners, spindle rail seat back, unmarked, in red and black paint, 14" x 36" x 14". Good condition.

American School, likely 19th century. "Children with Sled", oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. Figural landscape painting depicting winter scene with bare trees and snowy foreground, with three child

Two framed 19th C. American handkerchiefs, including: "The Orphans", c. 1820-1830, printed cotton child's handkerchief, black on white with a poem called "The Orphans," and a short essay on the "Histo

Robert Duncan [ 1952 - American ] Titled: "Winter Treat". Artwork features an older child pulling a young child on a sled, a younger child accompanies them, a fence in the background. Original oil on

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINT-DECORATED CHILD'S WAGON, retains likely original polychrome-painted surface, and stenciled "Buffalo" and each side. Possibly the Buffalo Sled Co., North Tonawanda, NY. Late 19th

Steve Zazenski (20th Century) American, New Jersey. Original watercolor on paper. Depicts a late evening snowfall and young child with a sled. Housed in a wood frame. Signed lower left. Titled " Home

AMERICAN SCHOOL19th CenturyWinter scene of two children pulling a sled filled with firewood. Signed lower left "T.T. Seber[?]". Brooklyn, New York canvas preparer's stamp verso.Oil on canvas, 34" x 27

AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY) WINTER LANDSCAPE PAINTING, oil on canvasboard, likely a New England scene depicting two children pulling a sled in a rural landscape with village in the distance, signed

James B Beam ( American, 20th Century ). Subject matter depicts a young child pulling their sled through a snow filled street with houses on opposite sides. Signed J B Beam lower right. Work Size: 17.

Paco Young [ 1958 - 2005 ] American. Regionalist . Subject matter features a man pulling a sled, with a young child in it, near a snowy field barn. Original oil painting on canvas. Signed lower right.

This lot includes:Gallery COA & free domestic shipping (*insurance and international shipping for an additional charge)Artist: Gregory PerilloTitle: Feather PrincessMedium:Oil Painting On CanvasSize:

Northern plains Native American beaded child's vest and pants dating from the late 19th/early 20th century. Vest measures 15" x 13" with pants measuring 13.5" x 14". Pieces exhibit some wear and bead

Nice early painted wood child sled with stencil horse. Great colors. Has cast iron swans on ends of the rails. 30" Excellent

This Effanbee American Child doll has all its original clothing and wig, hand painted face and eyes and measures 20.5" tall.

E. A. Burbank, native american child, St. Michael's (School), Arizona. Conte crayon with gouache highlights. Artist signed and location lower right. c 1910. 9 1/2" x 9" viewed. Frame: 16" x 14". Very

Antique Paint-Decorated Wood Child's Sled. Floral decoration red ground, iron runners with swan head finials. 36"l.

19th c painted child's sled with swan's head runners, detachable upholstered seat with stencil decoration, overall length 35"

STOCKWELL, Catherine Haynes, (American, 1895-1983): African-American Female Child Eating a Slice of Watermelon, Oil/Board, 7.5" x 4.875", signed lower right, unframed.

Die-cut cardboard lithograph display from Ridges Food. Maker's marked "Forbes Co. Boston." CONDITION: Both pieces of the advertisement are in excellent displayable condition, with good color throughou

COMPOSITION DOLL, AMERICAN CHILD “BETTY JANE” BY DEWEES COCHRAN FOR EFFANBEE. 20”. Marks: Effanbee American Children Anne Shirley. Composition socket head with distinctive facial modeling, paint