Molly Bee (African American, 20th c.) "Sweet's My Dear

Molly Bee (African American, 20th c.) "Sweet's My Dear Sister Only One", painting on panel, signed. Framed. Size: 16'' x 12'', 41 x 30 cm (canvas); 23'' x 19'', 58 x 48 cm (frame).

Molly Bee (African American, 20th c.) "Mamas Shoes", painting on canvas, signed. Unframed. Size: 36'' x 36'', 91 x 91 cm (stretcher).

Leon Collins (African American, 20th c.) "Working Can Wait", painting on canvas, signed. Unframed. Size: 36'' x 36'', 91 x 91 cm (stretcher).

Lot 132 Syd Bee American (20th Century) In the Dreamery oil on canvas signed verso 12 x 9 inches Provenance: from the collection of Keryn Redstone

R.A. Miller Southern African American 20th Century Folk art painting . Paint & ink on plywood board. Country Farm animals depicted. H 13 1/4" x L 15". Signed lower left.

Not visibly signed. Percy Scott (African American, 20th C). Purchased by the Harlem, NY collector directly from the artist. Dimensions: 60" high x 72" wide. Condition: Light scuffs, otherwise good.

Jimmy Gibbez (African American, 20th c.) Interior, pen and ink drawing on paper, signed. Size: 10.75'' x 8.25'', 27 x 21 cm (sight); 13.25'' x 10.75'', 34 x 27 cm (frame).

Hand-painted, glazed ceramic and mixed media elements "Kachina's" stacked onto metal pole welded to steel base. 72 x 26 x 12" (sight).

Two early African Americans photographed portraits. One on porcelain, the other framed. 24 1/2 x 18 1/2" (largest). These portraits were found in a townhouse in Rutland Square, Roxbury, MA. Peter Gill

Limited edition lithograph on paper. Artist signed and numbered on bottom. Housed in gold frame with cream colored matte. Sight size: 7"H x 10.5"W. Frame size: 13.75"H x 17"W. Artist: Richard E. Willi

Possibly African American, early 20th century, cotton. Unusual pattern in various colors, and with a flannel backing. 73" x 84".

Possibly African American, mid 20th century. Mixed fabric including corduroy in irregular squares. Printed backing. Machine sewn. Loose edging. 60" x 62".

Probably African American, early 20th century. Texas Star in silk and satins, triangles and squares. Wear, loss and staining. From the collection of Ada and Robert Brandegee, Pennsylvania. 72" x 68".

Black related racist drawing with early racist depictions of African Americans. Early 20th century. Found in Kentucky. Condition: Paper has toned over time. Otherwise excellent. H 10-3/8" W 11-1/2". C

Leon Collins (African American/Texas, 20th c.) "The Call of a Man", 1993, painting on board, signed and dated. Size: 32'' x 15'', 81 x 38 cm (board); 35'' x 18'', 89 x 46 cm (frame).

Mollie Simon (American, 20th C.). An oil on canvas depicting an old-time grocery store. Signed lower right and in a gilt frame. Canvas: 10in x 14in. Outside frame: 19in x 23in. | Philadelphia Metro ar

Reid Kendrick Crowell (American 1911-1991) African American Portrait in Profile w/ Gardening Tool, O/B 20th C. Signed LL (MALK8401) {AC} Property Title: Measurements: Art: 23 1/2" x 19 1/2" Frame: 28

Artist Unknown (American, 20th century) Peter (Home Sweet Home), 2005 oil and crayon on panel signed illegibly, titled and dated (verso) 33 x 24 inches.

Possibly African American, 2nd quarter 20th century. Rectangles in an irregular pattern. Hand and machine sewn. Some fading and wear. 68" x 76".

Artist Timo (African American Western Pennsylvania, 20th Century) Title Abstracted Bubble Blowing Fish Date circa 20th century Medium ink on canvas Dimensions 35.75 x 47.75 inches

A COLLECTION OF EIGHTEEN PHOTOGRAPHS, AFRICAN AMERICAN SITTERS, 19TH/20TH CENTURY, comprising, "Graduating Class 1943 Lincoln School for Nurses, New York," signed L/L in negative, "Woodard N.Y.C.," 8"

**Originally Listed At $400** North America, United States, ca. late 20th century CE. This mosaic crockpot or jug is a wonderful piece of African American folk-art hand-made using sentimental items fr

Douglas Sweet (American, 20th century), bowl, 1990, blown and sandblasted glass, signed and dated, 13.5"dia x 2"h Provenance: Karuna Glass, Lowell, Ohio, March 1990

Paula Sweet (American, 20th century) A Heart is Two Halves, 1975 crayon and pencil on paper inscribed (lower right) 10 x 10 1/2 inches. Provenance: Joyce Hunsaker & Associates, Los Angeles