Folk art sailor form polychrome whirlygig, American 19th Century. Carved from a single piece of hard

Probably late 19th century, pine. Carved from a single piece of wood. Standing man with hat and jacket, original dark blue paint. Some wear, splits and edge loss. 12"h. including base.

19th Century American Folk Art Carved Wood Jointed Doll. Head and torso carved from a single piece of wood with peg jointed arms and legs. Dressed, wearing silk ribbon bonnet, printed blue calico cott

Lot of 5, including a wonderful 19th century carved single piece of pine oval sewing tray with full relief spread winged swan set in bowl of tray with two thread holders, pin cushion and thimble holde

19th century. carved wood cane with single snake wrapped around shaft. old painted surface that has been lacquered. L35 3/8"Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

United States, Southern states, 19th century. An American folk art wooden walking stick, signed "JMS" at the upper end, that was hand-carved from a single gnarled branch with nine faces - perhaps inte

each angel carved from a single piece of wood and each has removable wings, 15" H Condition: Normal surface wear

Second quarter 20th century, pine. Single carved piece with talon for beak. Brass pipe glued to the underside. Weathered surface with loss to one "horn" and base. 18"h.

A Folk Art Carved and Polychrome Painted Hand Clutching a Hammer American, mid 19th Century height 10 inches Property from the Collection of Howard Feldman, Santa Fe, New Mexico

19th century. Having been turned nicely from a single piece of wood. The painted surface is exceptional with a squirrel at the center and acorns surrounding the perimeter. The colors favor that of Soa

19th century American folk art ship diorama, polychrome painted, appears unsigned. Minor separation to box, some pieces loose, lacking glass. 15-1/4''h, 25-1/2''w, 5''d. Provenance: Estate of Joseph '

American Folk Art Carved Wooden Figure, 19th c., of a seated Afro-American man smoking a pipe, carved from a single log, H.- 22 in., W.- 10 1/2 in., D.- 8 in.

Likely 19th century, Southern origin. The piece is carved from a single stump knee and features natural lines of the wood with the head of a man at top. H5" Sold from the collection of Mrs. Joanne Pir

Late 19th-early 20th century. Nicely carved cane with Maltese cross and vining leaves with spiraling verse "It was so hard to say good by...the owner of this cane is B.F. Thomas, who are you?" 36.5"l.

American FOLK ART Hand Carved WHITE MARBLE BALD EAGLE; solid piece of marble, late 19th C. Size: 21 h , 15 w inches

Late 19th/early 20th Century The carved and polychromed wood sculpture in the form of a seated Native American figure in a canoe with metal paddle-style arms 24" H x 35.25" W x 7" D

A 19th century African American Folk Art carved doll. Male carved wooden figure with rope joined stuffed cloth arms and polychrome painted finish. Wear and some damage, lacks original base. 15" long.

11. Folk Art. "Hard Times. No Use for a Stomach in 18(?)3." Carved wooden stick, head at top with text along the body, 7-1/4 inches; hand-worn. American, 19th-century [200/300]

A late 19th century American Folk Art violin with carved head. Softwood instrument with a carved figural top depicting a man's head with polychrome detail. Instrument with wear and losses. 25 1/2" lon

American Folk Art rocking horse in the form of a cat, polychromed carved wood, with detachable tail, on rockers. 29" H x 36" L x 14" W.

Large antique scoop or spoon, made of a single piece of carved hardwood. American in origin, New England, circa 18th/19th century. Measurements: Approx. 14.25" long x 6" x 2". | See our special $5 sta

**Originally Listed At $900** North America, USA, ca. 19th century CE. A folk art Americana carved wooden walking cane handle, in the form of a grotesque female figure, carrying a parasol, with an ove

American, First half 19th century Oil on panel, depicting a young sailor bidding farewell to his sweetheart, a three masted sailing ship in the background, mounted in a carved and painted frame of the

American antique wooden carnival head folk art, partially retaining original polychrome decoration to the carved wood. Large nosed man with a top hat, probably 19th century. Approximately 11.625 x 4.3

American, late 19th/early 20th century. Broken with piece retained, previous glue repair. Appx. 10" tall (assembled).