John Cromwell (American, 1805-1873) Cigar Store Statue

A vintage carved wood Native American cigar store statue. Figure wears a multicolored headdress. In one hand the statue holds a fistful of cigars. Carved and etched details throughout. Measures approx

Carved Native American Indian cigar store statue, painted in an array of colors and made to look weathered. 13" x 17-1/2" x 73-1/2".

Measures 42 x 10 1/2 x 10in. No shipping

John L. Sullivan wooden statue. Cigar store type. 64" Ht., base as found. Contemporary statue. Was displayed with previous lot. Provenance Bob Trimble Museum Collection. Fair condition.

This is a two-piece statue with original paint. There are some chips and breaks scattered throughout that do not distract from the overall die-cut appearance, these are easily eliminated with some lik

Heading: (Native American) Author: Title: Hunting Indians in a Taxi-Cab [with] Cigar Store Figures Place Published: Various places Publisher: Date Published: Various dates Description:

Late 1800's Wood Cigar Store Indian. Carved in the style of John L. Cromwell. However, If it was signed originally, the newer paint has covered it up. Older Repaint otherwise very good condition. 85 i

In original condition, this Native American figure shows signs of heavy wear and exposure to the elements. Retaining some of the original paint, we can tell this figure was once quite colorful. An ico

United States, ca. late 19th to early century CE. A tall wooden statue of a cigar store Indian, a figure once used to advertise tobacconists. The chief stands upright wearing a tall feathered headdres

Colorfully Painted Concrete Cigar Store Indian. Painted in vibrant colors, a Native American wearing a headdress looks vigilantly into the distance. Great patina.Dimensions are 41 in h x 11 in w x 13.

Antique Cigar Store Polychrome Indian statue by Brach-Allen Studio, 1930s. Modeled as a standing Native American in traditional dress, this is a rare and unusual piece of Americana. Measures 37" h x 1

This lot features an exceptionally hand-carved Cigar Store Indian. Historically, these carvings would be placed outside of tobacco outlets, signifying to passerby that the establishment sold tobacco p

This is a more contemporary cigar store figure that has been carved out of a tree trunk, including the base, and hand-painted to advertise Silek Cigars. Great color and with a whimsical look, and it c

(American, 1805-1873) (or Persephone), wreathed with acanthus leaves and wearing a circlet of wheat, circa 1847, signed at back of neck "H. Powers sculpt", marble, 24-1/2 x 20 x 12 in. Note: Proserpin

A 19TH CENTURY MARBLE BUST OF EVE, POSSIBLY BY HIRAM POWERS (AMERICAN, 1805-1873) A 19TH CENTURY MARBLE BUST OF EVE, POSSIBLY BY HIRAM POWERS (AMERICAN, 1805-1873) her hair centrally parted and arrang

Gil Russell Painted wooden and composition, Native American cigar store figure. 87" Ht.. Marked "TAM-RA / PINES". Provenance: Estate of Myron & Carolyn Neugeboren Ct..

Samuel Robb (American, 1851-1928) Cigar Store Indian. This piece has Robb's signature carved rose, which he added to some of his Indian Maidens to honor the death of his wife. Provenance: Goldberg Bow

American life size cigar store Indian sculpture, executed in carved and paint-decorated wood, depicting an austere chief in colorful dress holding cigars and standing on a naturalistic base, having no

Rare 19th century American folk art cigar store indian attributed to Samuel Robbs. From a old NYC collection. Very old surface. Traces of the original paint. Ware and losses present. Un touched

John Wells James (American, 1873-1951) Village Scene Dedicated 'to Ray & John Green from Halsted James March 1953' verso, oil on canvasboard (12 5/8 x 15 3/4 in. (32.1 x 40cm)) Provenance The

John Wells James (American, 1873-1951), Still Life, oil on canvas, signed lower right. [Art: 20 x 16 inches; Frame: 25 x 21 1/2 inches]. In good condition.

Cigar Store Native American figure. Natural and polychrome paint. 17" x 11" x 68" Ht.. Property of a Long Island Collector.

Cigar store trade figure, American Indian maiden, unknown maker, 3rd to 4th quarter 19th century.   Right hand is raised to display a bundle of tobacco leaves, which are attached separately

Busyaeger, Johann Georg (John George) (American/Westmoreland County, c.1805-1841), Pennsylvania Fraktur, c.1823, ink and watercolor on paper, signed by Busyaeger, Hempfield Township, Westmoreland Coun