American Early Folk Art Decoy

American Early Folk Art Long Neck Decoy Hand carved. Brass screw eyes with black painted outlines. Rare. Composition: Wood Date/Period: 19th / Ear

Decoy is in the form of a duck, appearing to be early in age, hand carved & painted. Unsigned, in estate found condition with expected finish loss from age. See photos for lot details and condition.Me

early 20th century folk art bird carving. 14" long

from Sault Saint Marie in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, unknown maker, lead head, tin tail & fins, delicate metal cup side fins, great piece of folkart, 8"L, est. 700 -1000

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED SHOREBIRD DECOY, retains likely original painted surface. Presented on a custom iron stand. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century. 9 3/4" HOA (including stand).Pr

Late 19th or early 20th century. Appx. 24" long. Splits and old repairs, head re-nailed to body.

3 Antique / Vintage Handcarved American Folk Art Shorebirds. All on natural wood stand. 1 early Plover with wood split measures 9 1/2"x5 1/2"x11" on stand. 1 Plover with red eyes with beak glued and t

BLUEBILL DRAKE by Henry Kilpatrick, Barnegat, NJ. Very old working paint and fair structural condition. Some loss to wood on bottom. Retains pad weight. Together with a very early folk art decoy in we

American early primitive folk art portraits depicting a German husband and wife, oil on canvas, each bearing in inscription on reverse "Frommet Lenkersheimer" and "Pfiefer Lenkersheimer about 1800." I

20th century. Fish: 8 inches long.

American primitive Folk Art duck decoy, carved wood with polychrome decoration in white and turquoise. 4" H X 3" W X 7.5" D. Repair to neck and wing, paint loss and age cracks consistent with age.

American Folk Art fish decoys, group of six USA, 20th century carved and painted wood, tin fins, and lead weights unsigned largest: 3"w x 3"d x 9"h

Large early folk art goose decoy, circa 1880. Very old possibly original paint. Head attached with square nails. L 24-1/2". Excellent condition, wear and imperfections. No restoration noted. See this

Artist:Attributed to Maentel, Jacob (German/American, 1763-1863) Title:Girl with Dog Date:c. early 19th century Medium:watercolor on paper Dimensions:10.5 x 8 inches Signature:apparen

18th/19th century, comprising an 18th century pine six board chest painted with two ducks, 21-1/2 x 39-1/2 x 15 in., [hinges replaced, cracks to lid]; with a walnut and pine miniature chest with simi

Described By:Michelle CNX VX CNX 1555 7942 Title:American Early 19c Child Folk Art Standing Portrait Itinerant TC Armstrong Sitter Oil Painting Description: American Early 19c Child Folk Art Standing

Mixed Media on paper, unsigned, frame was made by C.F. Hopf, of Kennebunk, Maine.

Unique early Folk Art carved wood Crow Decoy with steel legs. All original. Nice patina. 17" Excellent

Early root head decoy in original paint. Probably 19th century. Chip to tail. L29" H 16-3/4" W 10-1/4".

19th century, early American Folk Art wood horse and wagon pull toy with real horse hair. Horse appears to be real horse hide and hair. Horse has some separation at tail and a few hairs rubbed off on

with painted pierce carved crest, stenciled numbers and wrought iron hooks. Lower moulding a later addition, probably previously with a catchall for missed rings. Surface wear, small losses, soiling.

Ink and color, finely detailed, depicts a woman carrying a basket of flowers with a church in the background, period frame, 19th c., image 1.875 x 1.5 inches.

Circa 1850-60, half length portrait of lady in blue dress with yellow bonnet & gloves and coral necklace, sight 10 x 14" in gilt Victorian frame, 14 1/4 x 18 1/4".

Folk art early American rooster weathervane in wood and metal, mounted on wood base. Measures 10"H x 11.5"K x 2"W; base 9.75"L x 7.25"W x .75"H. Condition report: wear commensurate with age, see photo