19TH C. FOLK ART TRADE SIGN WOODEN POINTING HAND

Dimensions: L 27" x W 10.5" Condition: Age related dry rot at bottom, small losses.

[FOLK ART]. Hand-Painted Wooden Clock Hanging Trade Sign. [Late 19th century to early 20th century]. Double-sided hand-painted circular sign, with iron hanging loop. Approximately 13 ¾” in

19th Century Barber Pole trade Sign Wooden, Folk art. Found in a Essex CT Estate. Wear consistent for its age. Some Paint Loss and multiple holes from mounting over the years. Measures 29 1/2” t

19th century, black painted scrolled frame centering a gilt hand on green ground inscribed "1856", double sided, mounting holes at bottom and hanger post at top of hand, 23-1/2 x 39 x 2 in.

Item: Painted Tin Pig Farm Trade Sign Material: Tin Date: 19th century Dimensions: 19 x 26 x 1 inches Description: This folk art hand made tin pig is a trade sign that was most likely used on a pig fa

Antique Americana Folk Art 19th Century Real Hand-Carved Wood Wooden Polychromed Painted Griffin Huge Ship Figurehead Paint Still Good Nails Spike Remnants Existing Petina Shows Proper Signs of Age Di

Folk art life size carved wooden horse head display in old paint, probably a blacksmith trade sign, mid to late 19th century. Good condition. Size based on hanging on wall - 18"L (base of neck to end

19th century folk art wooden hand carving in original red paint-- nice surface. VGC. 10"high x 5" wide x 2 1/4" thick. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in adv

19TH C FOLK ART PAINTED TRADE SIGN FOR LOCKSMITH WITH KEY, ORIGINAL PAINT, 12 X 16 X 2.5

19TH C FOLK ART BARBER'S TRADE SIDE, WOODEN, ORIGINAL PAINT, 57 X 6

Pair of exquisite 19th century folk art wooden door hinge finials, colorful hand painted accents 25 x 11 x 9";/ each Provenance: The Collection of Chris Hill (San Antonio, TX) Please note: All the

JUNK SHIP MODEL, CARVED WOODEN, HAND-PAINTED WOODEN FIGURES. ORIGINAL FINISH. VERY ELABORATE SPOKES AT THE TOP. CLOTH FLAGS. SHOWS SOME DAMAGE, MINOR WEAR AND PAINT LOSS. 28 1/2" HIGH, 39" LONG, 7 1/2

Hand carved boot jack in the form of a cat. Old square nails. Approx. 14" H. Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

From the home of Dr. Jerry Jacobson M.D. Ophthamologist. (92) Hand-painted 19th century wooden folk art doll with movable arms and legs. 5"W x 14"H

Great hand done wooden figural folk art trade sign for plumber. Great paint, shows some wear, cracks and paint loss; but overall in very good condition.

19th C Sailor's Folk Art Swordfish Bill Sword - carved wooden handle with hand-forged iron guard, 36" L.

Antique 19th C American Folk Art Wooden Doll Chair / Miniature Chair w Original Hand Painted Finish. Measures 7.5 inches in height.

19th C. Folk Art Doll with Wooden Painted Face, Cloth Body, Leather Hands and Feet. 23"l. Condition: Very good with loss to wood on the shoulder and paint wear.

Fine folk art shoe trade sign. Two-sided. New York State, late 19th century. Square nail construction. Original paint in excellent condition. H 25" W 22-1/8". Please refer to this link for high-res im

19th century, likely Southern. The piece having been cut wrought in areas. It features a pit at upper portion continuing down to butchers tools. W30 1/2" H23 1/4" The piece having been found by the cu

19th century. Iron ram doorstop along with a cutout steel cow or bull trade sign. Each with a nice old surface. Largest: W13" Sold from the collection of a Savannah gentleman.

Fine barber shop trade sign with pointing hand. Original paint on wood panel. American, 19th century. Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. 27-1/2" x 27-1/2". Please refer to this link for a

AMERICAN FOLK ART CAST-IRON WATCHMAKER'S TRADE SIGN, retaining likely original paint-decorated surface, now worn. Fourth quarter 19th century. 17" HOA.Good overall condition with moderate wear, rustin

Antique Early 19th C Hand Carved Wooden Chain, Folk Art. Incredible wooden chain carved from one solid piece of wood, in 1837 by John Jacob Anderson. Comes with a note from his granddaughter, Elizabet