AMERICAN FOLK DOLLS, KENTUCKY, TWO

A large group of American and English reference books, topics including American furniture, folk art, dolls and samplers, thirty two books in total.

TWO LATE 19TH CENTURY AFRICAN-AMERICAN FOLK ART DOLLS, 18" EACH

Early 20th century. Made from Owl Cigar boxes with scalloped apron and crest with two mirror fragments. Original grain decoration with gold paint details. Drawers have some paper label remnants. Minor

Antique 19th C American Handmade Folk Art Doll House. Hand made and hand painted. Exterior painted with bricks, has center cupola and two chimneys. Possibly an architectural model of an actual home. I

Two antique wax dolls of grandparents sitting on the chairs. Each doll is about 15" tall and the width of each chair is 7". Very good condition for the age. Great American folk art for vivid antique c

Lot of three pieces of Native American Folk Art, to include two Hopi Pueblo Kachina dolls, White Cloud Dancer, Deer, painted wood, leather, feathers, marked to base, one carved totem, marked "Edmu

American, late-19th Century. One topsy-turvy doll. One Victorian doll with pottery hands, and real hair. Some wear.

Two African American maid folk art type cloth door stop dolls. 18" h.

Framed American folk art painting by Mary Elizabeth (Betty) Fischer (1931-2016, Maryland and Kentucky). Oil on canvas board, the painting sweetly depicts a black girl holding her doll within a grassy

Two Native American folk art sculptures, to include one Kachina "Chasing Star" doll, signed to underside by artist, one Navajo weaver sculpture, depicting a Navajo woman weaving at an upright

RICHARD KOLB (American 20th/21st century) TWO FOLK ART CAT SCULPTURES, "Sitting Kitty," AND "Standing Kitty," LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, welded junkyard iron scraps, presented on a wood stand; tallest heig

Minnie Adkins (American (Kentucky) b. 1934- ), circa 1992. Folk art or outsider art painted metal wall thermometer with brushy blue sky above white expanse with two evergreen trees flanking thermomete

Thomas Attardi (American, 1900-1985). An oil on canvas folk art portrait of two children and a doll. Signed lower right and framed. Canvas: 40in x 32in.

Virginias American Folk Dolls Cassandra Doll, with walking stick and hat, wood stand, measures approx 22 in. tall. Virginias American Folk Dolls Cassandra doll, collectible dolls, collectible folk art

American Folk Dolls Author: Wendy Lavitt Illustrations Color Photos Dated: 1982 Publisher: Knopf Edition: 1st Size:

A collection of four Mid century dolls dressed in national costumes. Produced by World Wide Doll Club, NY, USA. The dolls are made of plastic and various fabrics. The collection includes Shanti, The F

A collection of four Mid century dolls dressed in national costumes. Produced by World Wide Doll Club, NY, USA. The dolls are made of plastic and various fabrics. The collection includes Angelina Lici

A collection of four Mid century dolls dressed in national costumes. Produced by World Wide Doll Club, NY, USA. The dolls are made of plastic and various fabrics. The collection includes Shanti, The F

Collection of Doll Themed Art & Reference Books. Titles include "American Folk Dolls", "American Rag Dolls", "The Ultimate Doll Book", etc.

American Folk Art Pair of Oxen Pulling Wagon made from Working Mailbox; Man with Horse Tilling (two works) wood, paint, found objects, leather 17 h × 36 w × 9.5 d in (43 × 91 ×

American Folk Art Whimsey cane with snake; Whimsey cane with three balls, barbell and geometric (two works) carved wood, plastic eyes and marker; carved wood and varnish larger: 39.5 h × 6.375 w

19th or early 20th century. Wool knitted doll with losses. Heights 12 inches to 15 inches. Provenance: an old Connecticut collection.

Including: Adirondack Style Settee with hickory frame and woven splint seat, 8 1/2" back, 8 1/2" wide; PLUS Red-painted Dowel Settee with woven rattan seat, 5 1/2" back, 7 1/2" wide; PLUS (2) Red-pain

1869 Daniel Boone American Folk Hero Kentucky Missouri INDIAN Wars Hill Daniel Boone was an 18th-century American frontiersman and pioneer known for his mountain blazing in Kentucky, Missouri, and the