American Folk Art Museum Silver Charm Bracelet

American Folk Art Museum Sterling Silver Commemorative Charm Bracelet. Fewer than 12 were made in 2001 to celebrate the opening of the museum's building in midtown Manhattan. The charms are images of

(lot of 5) Collection of sterling, 800 silver and stone fashion jewelry: (1) Metropolitan Museum of Art MMS sterling silver charm bracelet, Arts & Crafts chairs after the designs of Charles Rennie Mac

Item/Description: Charming and unique Native American embossed cuff bracelet fashioned from silver tone metal. Textured surface, scalloped edges. Center image of a smiling Indian Chief flanked by trad

Rothko Style Art Glass keychain, measures 1.5 x 1.25 in. Cute lamb charm keychain made with painted wood with wrapped yarn. Measures 1.5 x 1.25 in. Etched Native American Silver Bolo/ accessory made i

Mary Myers American Folk Art Museum Collection Elephant. Measures 7" x 10" and is signed '07 M.M.S. American Folk Art Museum Collection Mary Myers "on bottom

(Florida, 1943-2010) Blue Horses, signed upper right "young," oil on board, 37-5/8 x 34-3/8 in.; unframed Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

(American, born 1943) Could This Be New York, signed lower right "Benny Carter", oil on wood door panel, 40 x 26 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

Elijah Pierce (1892-1984) American. Renowned wood carver. His work is in the collection of the American Folk Art Museum and the permanent collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Carved and paint

Signed 'Leroy Ortega, Santa Fe, NM', dated 1/24/90 27-3/4"h x 24"w x 16-1/2"d Note: Works by Leroy Ortega can be found in the American Folk Art Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago. Provenance: Pro

pictorial textile folk art. framed. 43.5" x 33" - Kate Clayton Donaldson of Marble, North Carolina. Her work is included in the American Folk Art Museum. wear and spot losses throughout please see pho

carved stone, incised signature to base. 5 x 10.25 in. Coins' works are featured in the American Folk Art Museum. After retiring from a career of farming and working in a tobacco warehouse, Raymond Co

Figural ceramic by self-taught artist Georgia Blizzard (1919-2002). Her work is in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian American Museum, the American Folk Art Museum among others. Hand-built l

a large stone representation of a fish, with distinguishing details carved on both sides, the flat bottom is signed "W R COINS". 22 in. Coins' works are featured in the American Folk Art Museum. After

(American/Alabama, 1918/20-2006) Turtle, signed "MOSET", oil on board, 22 x 19 in.; unframed Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

Philadelphia, 19th century, of typical form, eye cups marked "Queen & Co/Philadelphia", 26-1/2 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

mid 19th century, depicting a bearded figure with a headdress, mounting rod to verso, 22 x 14 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

shallow carved river stone, drilled hole at the top, not signed. 15 1/8 x 8.5 in. Coins works are featured in the American Folk Art Museum. After retiring from a career of farming and work in a tobacc

(Kentucky, born 1934) Tiger, signed on underside "G & M Adkins 1988", carved painted wood, 37 x 10 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

(American/South Carolina, 1944-2020) African Queen Portrait, signed lower right "Richard Burnside", oil on board, 24 x 24 in.; unframed. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Muse

(Canadian, 1927-2020) Bull, signed bottom left "Eddie Mandaggio", oil on Masonite, 24 x 28-1/4 in.; wood gilt/clear resin frame, Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

(Alabama, 1910-2007) Woman with headdress, signed top left "Jim 94," paint/mud on board, 23-3/4 x 23-3/4 in.; unframed Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

(American, circa 1940) Cotton, 60 x 40 1/2 in.; framed under glass, 66 x 45 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

(American/Wisconsin, born 1964) Their last conversation, unsigned, pastel on paper bag, 16-7/8 x 11-7/8 in., wood frame, 24 x 18-7/8 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Muse

circa 1880, applique in tan, yellow, brown and green "log cabin" quilt, tan binding and brown patterned backing, 87-1/2 x 87-1/2in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum