Whimsical Whittled Folk Art Miniature Weathervane

hand carved wooden weathervane in tower form with carved birds and rooster surmount, together with a small puzzle ball carving. Vane: 17 1/2" high, 9" diameter.

FOLK ART WHIMSICAL OLD WEATHERVANE WITH SHEET METAL MECHANICAL ROOSTER ON ONE END, IRON CONSTRUCTION WITH METAL FILIGREE WORK. FROM A RHINEBECK, N.Y. ESTATE, RIGHT OUT OF THE BARN, MEASURES 38" HIGH X

Whimsical Folk Art / Outsider Art sculpture depicting a kitschy bead-clad lamb also adorned with found objects including a bell, miniature hat, chains, and more, mounted to acrylic wheels. 18" H x 20"

PAIR OF "BROCK FAMILY ARTIST" (MADISON CO., VIRGINIA) FOLK ART MINIATURE PORTRAITS, watercolor and ink on paper, each a profile depiction within a vibrant blue circular reserve, he wearing dark blue s

AMERICAN FOLK ART MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG MAN, half-length view, sitter in partial profile on a red sofa with brass tack edging, sporting high collar, embroidered vest, and brooch pin, no signat

ROCKBRIDGE CO., SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, FOLK ART MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF A MAN, watercolor, bust-length depiction of an auburn-haired figure wearing black tie and high white stock, signed "JONES"

WHIMSICAL FOLK ART CARVING by Forrest "Bud" Jennings, Shamong, NJ, comprising eleven assorted bird carvings in various poses perched on a custom tree base. All with carved detail. Birds retain maker's

Of Captain Francis Johnson, of Kingston, Mass. Half length oval portrait of young gentleman in blue waist coat with high collar, inked inscription on back reading Franis Johnson/Father of/Francis M. J

Pair of carved and painted miniature owls with natural feather ears. Circa 1940. Length of owls 4-1/2" and 4-3/4". Inspected under UV light. Excellent original condition. Please refer to this link for

American circa 1850, watercolor on paper 3/4 length profile of a young girl holding book of sheet music in black dress with blue beaded necklace, sight 3 x 4" in original paint decorated frame, 4 1/2

VIRGINIA OR NORTH CAROLINA FOLK ART MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN, watercolor and gouache on paper, waist-length profile depiction of a figure wearing a black Empire-style gown with elaborate lace col

Probably a Gato Class, Grey Painted Wood and Tin, WWII era, on steel stand, 13 1/2" x 27" x 2 1/4" overall. Weathered.

Circa 1830 watercolor of a lovely young lady with blue necklace, 3 1/4" x 4 1/4", in folk art painted original frame, 4 1/2" x 5 1/2" high.

Antique 19th century copper weathervane. Running horse design with partial bottom. Approximately 18 in. x 26 in. Fair to good condition with mild surface wear, adhesive remains on one side, open solde

Miniature chest with bracket base and carved decoration. Including stylized fish and vines. Inscribed 'Ms. Miller, 1868'.Dovetail construction. H 7-3/4" W 13-1/2" D 9-5/8".Condition: Excellent conditi

American watercolor on paper of a young boy in blue with dog at side and cane in hand. 3" x 4 3/4" in original gilt frame, 4 1/4" x 6".

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) FOLK ART MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG MAN, watercolor and pencil on paper, stylized waist-length depiction of subject with sideburns, wearing a patterned vest and high

A. Elmer Crowell (America, 1862-1952) Folk Art Carved and Painted Miniature Red Bellied Woodpecker. With wire legs, perched on a domed wooden base, stamped on underside, A. E. Crowell / Maker / East H

This is an early as found antique weathervane which displays really cool as is. From the top of the head to bottom of rod it measures 22 inches and is 12 inches wide. WHAT'S TO LOVE - The great origin

UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY An American folk art miniature portrait painting of a family. A father, daughter, and child are profiled using a mixture of paint and pencil. All three portraits are finely

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) FOLK ART MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN, watercolor on paper, a striking bust-length profile depiction of a youthful, dark-haired sitter sporting shell-like comb, against

AMERICAN FOLK ART MINIATURE DRAWING OF A GIRL, watercolor and pencil on paper, featuring a woman in an ornate blue dress and hat, holding a bouquet of flowers, pencil-inscribed to back, "Annie 1878 /

ca. 1900, miniature folk art root twig chair. Fantastic surface. This chair was built by a craftsman of the folk art trade. Probably sold along side the road to tourest in Blowing Rock, NC. Height 9",

AGWAY Advertising Lightning Rod Americana Folk Art Weathervane. Never seen one of these before. Appox. 41 inches long and the letters are 6.25 inches high. I do believe it is cast Aluminum or some sim