African American Shoe Shine Station

provenance, from the Colonies Barber Shop in Eden NC. Ca. 1920. original condition and paint. Please take note of the applied decoration on each side. A vernacular and entitional design by the maker.

excellent paint and sruface, with 5c painted on the side. From an African American estate in Eden, NC

African American Shoe Shine perched atop a dolphin footed arch. 13".

American oak shoe shine station, early 20th c., having two-seat bench in later burgundy leather upholstery, nailhead trim, over two drawers, rising on marble-top platform with four patinated metal foo

possibly African American. From an Alabama estate consigned by the same owner of the African American quilts and shoe shine box.28" H X 20.5" TOP DIAM

Joshua Biehn (fl. 1891-1932, Canada) 'Shoeshine Sam' 1900 Oil on Board. Signed and dated upper left. Exceptional painting of African American or Black Canadian shoeshine with 'MONKEY' scrawled on wall

After George Benjamin Luks. FR:13.25 x 11.75. , In the manner of.. Title: Shoe shine boy (African American). Medium: Oil on Board. Size: 9.75 x 8.25 in. Signature: SLR. Artist: After George Benjamin L

African American Trade Sign. Fresh Fruit & Shoe Shine. c. 1950's. Paint on board. Well-weathered. Found in South Atlanta, GA. 33" w x 67" h. Est. $200-400. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

Politically incorrect depiction of an African-American boy, his arm moving up and down as if shining a lady's shoes. Folding metal easel for shelf display.

King shoe shine station. Overall good condition. Has some wear throughout. Displays well. Measures: 13"x26" Rating: 8 Est: $250-$500

Wood shine station with 2 woods lasts. All 3 are in nice original condition. They show wear and gouging in the wood. Nice early pieces that display nicely. Measures: 10"X4.5"/8.5"X17.5" Rating: 7.25 E

DESCRIPTION: Brass Moroccan shoe shine station on wooden base with 16 jars, two lidded compartments, two iron drawers, and a hinged door. Door is on vendor's side of station and comes with a key. Wood

American bronze shoe shine stand Overall: 9 5/8" h x 12 1/2" w x 10 1/2" Weight: 8 lbs

Late 19th-late 20th century. Shoe shine box with blue/green over green paint. Cut out feet and lift lid. Wear. 12.25"h. 13"w. 10"d. Ex Don Jansen (Columbus, Ohio); oak book ends rack, 8.75"h. 17"l.; w

An American Painted Oak Shoe-Shine Stool Second Half 19th Century Height 15 3/4 x width 28 x depth 12 inches.

American oak double seat shoeshine stand with marble. Early 20th century. 64 1/2"h x 50"w x 41"d

Elizabeth Catlett (American 1915-2012)- ''Shoeshine Boy''- lithograph, 1958, signed and dated in pencil, dry mounted to board, a few light surface abrasions. 16 3/4 x 17 1/2"

Ca. 1920-30s. Folksy magazine holder with original paint and yellowed varnish. Wear and alligatoring. 14.5"h. 15"w. 9"d. And a primitive shoe shine box with original pale green paint. Wear. 11.5"h. 14

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

Charles W. Locke (American 1899-1983)- ''The Shoeshine''- etching, initialed and titled in pencil, very good condition. 9 x 6 1/8''

American, 20th century. A figural shoe shine box in wood with tin front panel, in black paint; oah. 8, lg. 17.25, wd. 4.75 in.

African American folk art cloth doll w shoe button eyes, orig plaid dress, stitched eyes, pinched nose, twill face & cotton body in red pantaloons - 22" tall

A WWII era African American black and white panoramic photograph. The photograph depicts members of African American Medical Hospital Unit. Framed. The 25th Station Hospital was the first United State

Portable Antique Shoe Shine Stand. Would have been carried to a busy area of town and used during the late 1800's to early 1900's. Measures 6 3/4" x 14" x 10" Tall.