(3) PCS. AFRICAN AMERICAN FOLK PAINT DECORATED FURNITURE

Significant Leroy Person Chair (Decorated With Silver Radiator Paint) African American Folk Artist of Occhineechee Neck NC (1907-1985) Personal Silver Chair Museum Quality example. Size 32" x 21" x 20

Late 19th or early 20th century. Appx. 17 3/4" square. Original paint with grey prime coat underneath. Moderate wear.

American circa 1840. Complex molding with period paint or stain meant to resemble maple or cherry wood. Rabbet 20" X 36" overall 29 1/4" X 44 3/4" molding width 4 3/4"

Carved wood and paint decorated folk art pig measuring approx 7" long x 3.25" tall. No found signature or stamps as shown , see photos.

Oil on velvet by David Ellinger (American, 1913-2003). Still life of flowers in a basket with butterfly. Signed with initials "D.Y.E." Housed in original folk art paint decorated frame. Sight: 13 3/4

(American, 1797-1868) Pair of Folk Portraits; Fraternal Twins, unsigned, each oil on canvas, each 17 x 14 in.; matching period carved and paint decorated folk art frames, 20-3/4 x 17-1/2 in. Provenanc

African American Stool From Northwest Georgia. Decorated with some green paint remnants and attached wooden ice cream spoons on sides and insides. Great as-found early condition. A little deterioratio

folky painting of African Americans playing baseball. 3 large figures bright paint. Signed bottom right 1998 - 35"x31"

American circa 1850, watercolor on paper 3/4 length profile of a young girl holding book of sheet music in black dress with blue beaded necklace, sight 3 x 4" in original paint decorated frame, 4 1/2

large 24" x 48". Paint on plywood. African American from Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Routinley visited the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach and created art for the staff as a tip. Died in October of 20

African American Artist from Fayette Alabama. Mixed Media Mud and Paint on 3/4 Inch Plywood 32WX23H

Visionary artist, Brenda Davis, was born October 3, 1962 in Tuskegee, Alabama. She was one of nine children and grew up in Elmore County Alabama. paint on wood board, signed bottom right and back. 13"

Visionary artist, Brenda Davis, was born October 3, 1962 in Tuskegee, Alabama. She was one of nine children and grew up in Elmore County Alabama. paint on canvas. Signed on back. African American. 16"

Visionary artist, Brenda Davis, was born October 3, 1962 in Tuskegee, Alabama. She was one of nine children and grew up in Elmore County Alabama. paint on poster board. Signed bottom right. Double sid

paint on board, signed and dated 1998. African American stone Carver Charles Simmons worked along side Raymond Coins, who was also a wood carver and prolific painter.-19 3/4"W x 15 3/4"H

Three folk art figures. Carved wood. Carved bust of an African American boy in original paint, circa 1920. Carved bust of a lady. circa 1900 and a carved man with walking stick. Dated 1937. H 5-3/4",

2 pcs of late 19th century child's furniture, pine child's worktable has 3 nailed drawers on casters and original surface, 19"T x 28"W x 13.5"D, and paint decorated rocker with original worn paint, 25

Group of 3 American Paint Decorated Chairs, 2 Children's Chairs by L.B. & J.S. Ebersol, the largest chair stamped SM. Provenance: The Estate of Mary Bert Gutman, Pennsylvania. Ranging from 19'' x 9.5'

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINT-DECORATED CAST-BRONZE PATRIOTIC DOOR KNOCKER, shield form with hinged hammer. Retaining original red-, white-, blue-, and gold-painted surface. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th c

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINT-DECORATED CHERRY AND WALNUT BOX, rectangular form with hinged lid of beveled profile, the whole raised on small turned ebonized feet. Poplar secondary wood. Retains its origina

American, 19th century. A half length silhouette of a gentleman with overall paint decorated borders and frame, signed Bertaine 1838; 9.5 x 7.5 inches (sight) Overall good original condition.

3 Antique American Boxes: 1) Green painted and incised box, c. 1850; 2) Paint decorated box, c. 1880; 3) Painted dovetailed box, c. 1870. Largest Size: 12'' x 29.5'' x 13'' (30 x 75 x 33 cm).

AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINT-DECORATED WOODEN PULL TOY, expressive spotted horse on a green platform base with metal wheels. First quarter 20th century. 26 1/2" HOA, 25 1/2" LOA.As-found condition lacking

19th century. Having been turned nicely from a single piece of wood. The painted surface is exceptional with a squirrel at the center and acorns surrounding the perimeter. The colors favor that of Soa