T. BROWN - SOUTHERN FOLK ART NOAH

Tubby Brown - American - Alabama 20th Century - Southern Folk Art Boat Model of Noah's Ark. Painted Wood and Tin Construction. 11.50" x 22.50"

Tubby Brown (American/Louisiana, 1929-2003). "Noah's Ark" two piece ark with twelve pairs of animals, painted wood and metal. Signed on boat hull. Approx. w. 24"

A Dwayne Crocker (American, b. 1959) southern Folk Art brown glazed ceramic jug with two handles depicting a corn snake wrapping around the side. Incise signed and dated '2009' on bottom.

An Otis Norris southern Folk Art brown glazed ceramic jug depicting a North American rattlesnake curling up the side and rim. Incise and marker signed on bottom.

An Otis Norris southern Folk Art brown glazed ceramic jug depicting a monkey sticking its head up through the side of the jug, stylized as if it has broken through it. Incise and marker signed on bott

A Michael Crocker (American, b. 1956) southern Folk Art brown glazed ceramic jug with handle depicting an inset, three dimensional wagon. Incise signed and dated '1994' on bottom.

A Dwayne Crocker (American, b. 1959) southern Folk Art brown glazed ceramic jug depicting a farm scene with barn and three dimensional fence and tree. Incise signed and dated 2006 on bottom.

Tubby Brown (American / Louisiana 1929-2003), 'Noah's Ark', paint and high relief carved wood arched hanging sculpture, signed to lower right, unframed. Approximate dimensions: h. 24.75", w. 35.25", d

A Billy Henson (American, 1941-2001) southern Folk Art wood fired brown glazed Black Americana style ceramic jug having two handles depicting an African American man firing a brick stove. Incise signe

A Billy Henson (American, 1941-2001) southern Folk Art wood fired brown glazed Black Americana style ceramic jug depicting an African American woman in a dress tending to a flower garden. Incise signe

Glossy finish Southern Folk Art style bowls. Jerry Brown Pottery incised on the bottom. Weight - 2 lbs/bowl. Good condition. Weight: 6 lbs #FolkArt #Soupbowl Dimensions: 3"H x 7.75" dia. Issued: 20th

Tubby Brown. Southern Col. Mint Julep & Unfavorable Characterizations. Signed and titled. Carved and painted wood. Great condition. Tallest is 24” h. Est. $200-300. Ship: $55

Evan Javan Brown. Southern Folk Pottery Collectors Society Face Jug. 1995. 19/50. Signed, numbered and stamped. Mint condition. 9”h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

Southern folk art 'grotesque' head shaped jug. Small impressed mark to base: BROWN POTTERY. Origin, Arden N.C.Bulging eyes with pierced pupils, roman nose, blackish brown glaze. Handle broken, repairs

Marvin Bailey (American, born 1961). South Carolina southern folk art pottery jug. Features whimsical owl, with spout on verso, and nice brown fired glaze finish. Signed on bottom. SHIPPINGHill Auctio

Marvin Bailey (American, born 1961). South Carolina southern folk art pottery jug. Hand crafted ceramic jug, featuring a quirky face, with a snake inside mouth, two handles, and brown glaze finish. Si

Marvin Bailey (American, born 1961). South Carolina southern folk art pottery jug. Hand crafted ceramic with brown glaze and red accented spiders. Etched design, with serpents, a dancing devil, and mo

Circa 1860. Having a circular top above a nicely carved base on four feet. Older brown painted surface. H28" W24" Sold from the collection of a Cheraw, SC gentleman.

Charlie West (American/Georgia), Southern art pottery brown glazed Folk Art vessel having four male faces, signed at base with fish logo. Approximate dimensions: h. 10.5", dia. 8".

Folk Art Pottery southern stoneware handled jug, brown with green and blue stripes, and a toothy snake weaving through the handle. Signed with monogram, CL for, Charles List, Catauba Valley, North Car

A Confident Young Girl with brown eyes and curly brown hair, oil on canvas, unsigned, ca. 1860, in salmon velvet frogging trimmed dress with lace knickers, seated in a crimson draped balloon back armc

Tubby Brown (American/Georgia 1929-2003), 'Noah's Ark', undated, painted metal and wood, 23 piece Southern Folk Ar toy comprising, Noah, Naamah, a 2 piece ark, and multiple animals, signed to the base

Potter Jerry Brown of Alabama was one of the Southern folk pottery legends. His family carries on the tradition. This face jug is a RARE Albany Slip (or appears so) glazed larger than typical face jug

Folk art stoneware pottery ink well with a brown/orange glaze with dark brown streaks. Stepped form, the top having 3 miniature jugs, central jug with attached legs, with strap handles atop the ink re