Unusual Black American Folk Art Carved Oak Rocker

Unusual carved mission oak rocking chair with figural cravings. The back crest depicts a young African American boy running while holding a chicken by its neck while being chased on a farm / plantatio

Unusual American Folk Art duck rocker, First quarter 20th c., USA, red and yellow painted carved wood, glass eyes, 19"h x 34"l x 12"w Provenance: Property from the Collection of a Media Executive

Second half 19th century, oak. Roughly carved standing figure with naive features and black painted eyes and mouth. 13"h. including modern base.

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED OAK BUST OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, small-sized with fine detailing, depicting Lincoln without a beard, wearing a bowtie, a high-collared shirt, a vest with button front, and a jacke

Black American Folk Art Carved Figure. Possibly a funerary figure. Size: 60" x 13" x 12"

Early 20th century. Nicely carved details on tail and wings. Traces of original black paint. Minor loss to beak. 6"h. 8.75"l. on base.

The figure with exceptionally well carved detail, particularly in the execution of the hands, is dressed in gauzy print shirt and striped pants circa late 19th century. The shirt is tacked to the wood

American Folk Art, mid 20th c., unsigned, 22 1/2" tall. Weathered.

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED FIGURE OF A PHEASANT, a stylized curvilinear form with applied tack eyes, raised on wire legs set into a rectangular black-painted pine base. Retains its original

First half-20th century. Glass eyes and original black paint. Raven with post hole and hanging ring. 15"l. and a carved snake. Minor wear. 15"l.

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED FIGURE OF A MAN IN BLACK HAT, an expressive form with angular facial features. Retains a dry natural surface to body and head with black-painted hat. Presented on

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED CANE / WALKING STICK, unusual crutch-form handle embellished with whimsical faces, plain shaft. Retains likely original spiked ferrule, painted and varnished surfa

Late 19th century American folk art carved tabletop figure. Young man or boy wearing coat and bowtie holding a basket. Signed R.S. and P.D. carved to underside. Black painted finish exhibiting scuffs

20th C., of a Black banjo player, signed "Louis" on underside 15-3/4"h x 5-1/2"w

Antique American primitive folk art hand-carved painted wood childs Shoo-Fly rocker rocking horse. Early 1900s. Interior red velvet pillow seat with painted horse panels. Dimensions: L: 33 1/2 in., H:

CARVED AND POLYCHROME PAINTED WOODEN BLACK AMERICAN FOLK ART WHIRLIGIG. Black man with white man at carpentry work. Loss to one blade - H; 21 in. W: 22 in.

Two American Folk Art carved wood and painted bird figures. Purple and black spotted bird 11"L x 9.5"W x 15"H. Red and white spotted bird 11"L x 12"W x 13.5"H. Both signed under foot. Condition report

German/American Folk Art Black Forest bear umbrella stand carved, laminated, varnished and painted wood, glass, metal 34.5 h × 15.5 w × 17.5 d in (88 × 39 × 44 cm) Pr

Shane Campbell (American, 20th c.) Black Folk Art Angel "Ruby", carved and painted wood articulated sculpture, on stand. Size: 14.5'' x 5.5'' x 5.5'' (37 x 14 x 14 cm); height on stand: 16". Acquired

Maine Made Carved and Painted Oak, the full-body spread wing eagle carved all over in feathers in gold paint, the plaque in red, white and blue with gold edge, two barrels in red, white and blue paint

20th century, likely Southern United States or Pennsylvania origin. Having weathervane type from. Good condition atop rectangular black painted base with metal rod support. H17 1/2"

AMERICAN CARVED FOLK ART PIPE, carved stone depicting a seated gentleman. Retains an old black-painted surface. Possibly soldier made. Circa 1865. 3" HOA.Very good overall condition, with expected usa

Two carved folk art jointed figures. Man with top hat. Carved and painted wood. H 14-1/4" W 3-1/2" D 3-1/2". Bald man with no arms. Carved wood with faded black paint. American. Circa 1900. Profession

DESCRIPTION: Antique American folk art bird in hand carved wood walking stick, attributed to Schtockschnitzler Simmons; Featuring a painted red and black bird head handle wrapped at the neck by a hand