Carved and painted carousel horse, by Parker, c 1915,

By C W Parker, Leavenworth, KS, C. 1915, jeweled and flowered carved wood jumper with later paint, retains one Parker horse shoe on right front hoof, fitted with removable brass pole stand Stand: 55"h

Antique carved wood painted carousel jumper horse. Possibly by C. W. Parker. Handpainted leopard-spot saddle with glass bewjeweling. Inset glass eyes. Old repainting, with wear expected for age. Upper

Middle row jumper carousel horse, C.W. Parker Company (Charles Wallace Parker, American, 1864-1932), early 20th c., carved and painted wood, inset eyes, iron bit, stirrups, and front horseshoes, carve

2 pieces total. Horse with flowers, marked #34 - 1992, Daniel Muller Stander, Circa 1915 by Jerry Reinhardt, 11h x 9.75w inches. Horse with Native American, marked #18 - 1991, C.W. Parker Pegasus/Indi

Carved Painted Wood Carousel Horse, 20th c., on a brass pole stand with pierced tripodal splayed legs, H.- 54 in., W.- 21 in., D.- 29 in.

PEDESTAL WITH WHEELS, SHOWS CRACKS, HORSE 55" H, 52" L, 16" DEEP ON 7" H BASE

Early 20th c carved and painted carousel horse head, on wooden base, ht 27"

Carousel horse, C.W. Parker, painted aluminum body on metal pole, shoes marked C.W. Parker, Exc cond, 53"H x 60"W.

M.C. Illions and Sons Carousel Works, Coney Island, N.Y., c. 1915, characteristic of "Coney Island Style" carousel horses, a jeweled jumper (likely inside row, based on its slightly smaller size) with

19th c. carved and painted wooden carousel horse. Custom brass stand. 36" x 25", 42" overall Ht. on the stand.

Carnival. Black and White Carousel Horse. c. 1930-40’s. Carved and painted wood with hand-forged wrought iron. Back legs have been broken and repaired, overall fair condition. 41” long x 3

Carved and painted, glass eyes. Marked with Roman numeral VII under belly. 49 x 56 x 12 inches.

Carousel Horse, C. W. Parker jeweled stretched jumper, carved & polychrome wood, 15 glass jewels, likely repainted in the 30's, from an 1893 Chicago Columbian Exposition carousel, then at Riverview Am

This wonderful carousel horse is a c1910 C.W. Parker. Solid wood, painted white with brown painted saddle and blue blanket inset with "jewels". Bridle inset with "jewels" as well. Tail appears origina

Antique Children's Carousel Horse, Carved and Painted Wood, India, 19th/20th C. Size: 21"H x 23"W x 6"D (53 x 58 x 15 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction items are located in CHICAGO for preview and pick up

2 Carousel Rocking Horses with Spring Suspension, c. 1950 Carved and polychrome-painted wood with original finish, inset mirrors and glass stones, on sprung metal frames, for a children's carousel, le

Attributed to Dentzel Carousel Company, early 20th C. Dark grey painted jumping horse with a red and pink painted saddle, carved flowing hair. This carousel animal comes with pole. H. 41" W. 67 1/2" D

Probably German or American, early 20th C. Light brown painted horse with green saddle accented with a blue and gold checkerboard pattern, carved mane, glass eyes. This carousel animal comes with pole

Probably American or German, early 20th C. Grey painted with red and gold yellow painted saddle, carved mane and glass eyes. This carousel animal comes with pole. H. 39 1/2" W. 60" D. 11"

LATE 20TH C. HAND CARVED PAINTED ACROUSEL HORSE ON BRASS POLE. 40" TALL AND 48" LONG

A mid to late 19th century French toy carousel horse tricycle in the style of Auguste Reidemeister. It features a fully painted wooden horse body with carved saddle, snaffle, and mane with glass eyes,

Parker, C.W. Parker's Perfect Pleasure Producer. The Jumping Horse "Carry-Us-All." Milwaukee: Riverside, ca. 1910. An elaborate Parker-made and carved carousel fills the poster, surrounded by men, wom

Parker, C.W. Parker's Perfect Pleasure Producer. The Jumping Horse "Carry-Us-All." Milwaukee: Riverside, ca. 1910. An elaborate Parker-made and carved carousel fills the poster, surrounded by men, wom

Anderson of Bristol, Galloper, "Nina," c.1910, two seater, carved and painted with scroll forms and tassels, with glass eyes. Anderson of Bristol, England began as carvers of figureheads for sailing s