AMERICAN FOLK ART TIN / SHEET-IRON CATTLE TRADE SIGN

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED TIN TRADE SIGN, double-sided rectangular form with stenciled gilt lettering for "P. E. PAINE / DENTIST" on a black schmaltz ground, in original molded wooden frame with black

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED TIN TRADE SIGN, turreted form on a wooden frame, marked for “STEVENS & LONG / GROCERS / CASH PAID FOR / BUTTER EGGS / AND / COUNTRY / PRODUCE”. Reta

20th century, two sided cut sheet metal sign with brick red and white paint, 14-1/4 x 17-1/2 in., set on a scrolled wrought iron hanging bracket, 25 x 18 in. Provenance: Bright Star Antiques Co., Texa

AMERICAN FOLK ART CAST-IRON WATCHMAKER'S TRADE SIGN, retaining likely original paint-decorated surface, now worn. Fourth quarter 19th century. 17" HOA.Good overall condition with moderate wear, rustin

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED WOOD AND TIN TRADE SIGN, single sided, in the form of a shoe, marked "REPAIR". 20th century. 16" x 47". Provenance: Property from a Youngstown, OH estate.

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON TRAIN DIRECTIONAL SIGN, comprising two arrows mounted on a center post, with weathered surface. Presented on a custom iron stand. Second half 19th century. 44" HOA

AMERICAN FOLK ART FIGURAL CAST-IRON BUTCHER'S TRADE SIGN, with embossed plaque marked "GLOEKER'S / PATENT / OCT. 18, 1887 / S. OPPENHEIMER & CO. / CHICAGO & NEW YORK". Retaining an early painted surfa

Late 19th century hanging Iron and Tin Shoe Trade Sign. Old painted surface. 19th century. Overall  L27" H 19". Tin Shoe Only  L 13-1/2" H 7-3/4".

19th century. Iron ram doorstop along with a cutout steel cow or bull trade sign. Each with a nice old surface. Largest: W13" Sold from the collection of a Savannah gentleman.

Early 20th century, sheet iron. Large rooster made from several sheets with riveted iron brackets as well as post supports. Most likely an advertising sign or architectural finial. Original yellow and

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED WOODEN JEWELER'S TRADE SIGN, double-sided pocket watch form with hand-painted detail, marked "J. M. WATSON, / THE / JEWELER". Retaining likely original surface and iron hangi

American, early 20th century, long wooden handle with oversized sheet metal pointed blade, 47 x 15-3/4 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

late 19th/early 20th century. oil on canvas of Jersey cow. stretched on wood board. H24 1/4" W30"

Cast Iron American Eagle Trade Sign Mount. c. 1880s-1900. Solid cast iron with some original polychrome. Some expected paint wear, overall excellent condition. 17"h including base x 18" long x 5" w. E

"Painting" paint on wooden panel, 48" x 23" overall circa 1850

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON FIRE PUMPER WEATHERVANE, a naive example featuring horse-drawn fire pumper on a large directional arrow, retaining an old red-painted surface. Currently displayed

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON BIRDDOG WEATHERVANE, with iron supports and presented on a custom stand. Retains an old weathered surface. 20th century. 21" HOA, 27 1/2" LOA.Provenance: The Ameri

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON RUNNING HORSE LARGE WEATHERVANE, constructed from a single hand-cut sheet, the whole supported on a horizontal wrought-iron strap secured with large rivets and joi

19th century, likely Southern. The piece having been cut wrought in areas. It features a pit at upper portion continuing down to butchers tools. W30 1/2" H23 1/4" The piece having been found by the cu

LARGE AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON HORSE AND RIDER WEATHERVANE, retaining an undisturbed, weathered surface. Presented on a custom stand. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 38" HOA, 48" LOA

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED TRADE SIGNS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a painted wood, double-sided "FRESH EGGS" sign, and a sign with painted board inserts "DE-STORY- RAT KILLER $1.00", and "APPLE PEELERS" on

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTED PINE TRADE SIGN, tall, vertical form of triangular profile with applied molding at top and bottom, two sides inscribed "FRESH ASPARAGUS". Retaining likely original painted su

late 19th century, in the form of a woman holding a suitcase inscribed "Mother Shopped at Mourse's", in deep relief with traces of paint, 72-1/2 x 28 x 3 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the A

AMERICAN FOLK ART GILT PINE TRADE SIGN LETTER, with likely original gilt surface and black smaltz / sand-painted edging. Late 19th/early 20th century.15" HOA. Provenance: Property from a Youngstown, O