Tom Breen African American Folk Art Fishing Trade Figural

CAST IRON FIGURAL ANDIRONS, DATED 1928, PAIR, H 17", D 23":Black folk art, marked Thomasville Iron Works, Thomasville, GA. Depicts African American figures, trade mark on the billet bars.

African American folk art outsider figural landscape painting. Circa 1960s. Mixed technique on paper board. Framed under glass. Dimensions: framed: 28 in. x 20 3/4 in., sight: 22 1/2 in. x 15 1/4 in.

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

Beatrice Smith (American, fl. circa 1950s to 1970s). An original vintage oil painting on canvas. A Louisiana Creole folk art figural landscape depicting African American figures, architectural and bot

Folk Art figural plaster sculpture, African American family, hand-painted, signed G. R. De Boer on underside.  11 1/2"h Provenance: Private collection- Lincoln, NE

Mose Tolliver (American / Alabama, 1925-2006) "The Green Hornet" - 1988 Oil on board Signed lower left "Mose T"; signed, titled, and dated to verso Approx. 28" X 11" (unframed) Note: African-American

Mose Tolliver (American / Alabama 1925-2006) Untitled figural - 1989 Oil on board Signed lower left "Mose T", dated "Nov/89" to verso 24" x 23.25" (unframed) Note: African-American folk artist also kn

paint on wood panel, 35" x 20"

Beatrice Smith (American, fl. circa 1950s to 1970s). An original vintage oil painting on canvas. A Louisiana Creole folk art figural indoor general store landscape depicting African American figures,

Edward Kennedy American 20th Century - Large Folk Art African American Man Statue of Uncle Tom Playing The Accordion. Hand Carved and Painted. Height 43" x Width 10" x Length 12" Provenance: From The

8" tall - African American. Eden, NC. One of the only known North Carolina Black Folk Potters. Ellen Graves Martin was the daughter of Carrie Graves. Ellen would hand sculpt her clay and have it fire

African American Cigar Store Trade Sign. c. 1920’s. Carved and stained wood with paint, glass marble eyes and early cigar label. Base may have been added later. Natural wood split, otherwise good co

African American Barber Pole Trade Sign. c. 1950. Not signed. Highly colorful paint on board sign was originally set in the ground outside Barber Shop in Tennessee. Environmental wear, otherwise good

African American Trade Sign. Fresh Fruit & Shoe Shine. c. 1950's. Paint on board. Well-weathered. Found in South Atlanta, GA. 33" w x 67" h. Est. $200-400. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

African American Woman holding twins signed and dated 2017 8"H

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

SOUTHERN FOLK ART PAINTED WOOD AND SHEET-IRON WHIRLIGIG, depicting an African American fisherman with wooden head and torso, and applied sheet-iron arms holding a fishing pole, situated in a sheet-iro

Rare Wilford Dean (1938-2018) "Uncle Tom" Folk Pottery Bowl that has outstanding details and has Twin Uncle Tom African American (stereotypical) figural as handles looking into the bowl. Mint collecto

Mose Tolliver (American / Alabama, 1925-2006) Untitled figural Oil on board Signed lower left "Mose T" Approx. 26" x 11.75" (unframed) Catalog Note: African-American folk artist also known as "Mose T"

AMERICAN FOLK ART FIGURAL HOOKED RUG, wool on burlap, dynamic composition of a stylized standing dog in profile against a striated ground featuring rosettes and figure-eight devices. Mounted on stretc

discorvered in Eastern North Carolina. Very Naive construction ca. 1890 to 1910. original white paint. Very folky one door design. Tins are very naïve. 68"H, width of front 37.5", depth 17"

A RARE AFRICAN AMERICAN FOLK ART COLLECTION, CIRCA 1900 Consisting of 6 Individual crafted pieces each with ink filled sketches of what appears to be family members all on piano keys. (1) Sliding penc

Late 19th century, mostly pine. Naive carvings, probably doll forms, with original, natural surfaces. Three women, 6.75", 8", 9.5"h. including bases and one clothes pin figure with dark patina, 6.5"h.

Last half of19th century, likely Charleston area South Carolina. The piece having an interesting star pattern in varying fabrics. Open work stitch and backed with homespun cloth. Some wear to the fabr