Black Americana Folk Art Display

Great folk art twig leather and copper frame holding center burnt wood with paper lithograph depicting a elderly African American man standing over cabin river landscape "GOOD BYE OLD SUWANEE RIVER ti

FINNEY, Frank S., (American, b.1947): Carved and painted hollowed out watermelon with interior painted scene of watermelon pickers, on at rest against a hay bale, no visible signature, overall 13.75"

"Christmas Eve" oil on canvas 12 1/2 x 14 1/2 inches (overall) Illegibly inscribed on reverse.

Black Americana Folk Art carved & polychrome painted wooden nutcracker, length 8 1/4"

A vintage wooden black americana folk art toy, "Dancin' Minstrel". Stands 14" tall.

Black Americana Folk Art Oil on Board . 19 3/4" X 19" ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY F

Title: Black Americana Folk Art Carved Wood Pooping Horse & Jockey Date/Period: unknown Dimension: Approx. 8 x 9 x 5 Material: wood Additional Information: Black Americana Folk Art Carved Wood Pooping

An antique 19th Century painted white metal match striker. A figural Black Americana folk art style work depicting a cheerful seated well dressed Black American male figure wearing a top hat, with tre

Two (2) Peti Clements (Alabama, 1911-1999) Black Americana folk art acrylic on canvas paintings depicting children's scenes. 1st item: Painting, titled "True in Blue", depicting two young girls with c

(5) Metal Black Americana Primitive Folk Art AS ISMetal face wall hook. Red head scarf. Loss of paint. Metal face wall hook. Red polka dot bow tie. Loss of paint. Gilletts Lye pin. Advertising Gillett

Americana folk art upcycled Black Sheep sculpture, wood and metal, legs made of rail spikes / nails, apparently unsigned. 12.5" H x 8" W x 3.5" D.

Black, folk-art dancing figure complete with display stand. American, 19th century. H 10-3/4". Condition: Excellent original condition with wear from use. Copy and paste link for high-res images: http

Folk art pottery figure, Black Americana, with impressed signature, Vale NC. 7.5"h x 4.5"w x 8"d

black americana puzzle. Condition is outstanding for its age a use. Normal wear with age to the cover.

spring loaded at the head, ashtray original surface and paint ca. 1930. NOT A REPRODUCTION. 4"h

Group of 10 Black Americana figures, in carved and painted wood, in the folk art manner, some labeled "Rosa's Character Doll" or "Daniel M. Half". [Tallest: 10 1/4" H x 3" W x 3" D]. Some with wear an

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

(8) Collection of Black American Ceramic Folk ArtKitsch dancer figure. Made in occupied Japan stamp on underside. Black Americana ceramic wall pocket. Yellow stove with figure sitting on top. Mark on

The early folk art black clown is about 32" and has general play wear. The tin toy Johnny & Mary sweeper has great graphics, and is excellent. Both display very well.

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

A unique Americana Folk Art railroad ticket cabinet with 92 cubbies USA, Late 19th Century Mahogany, with roll down tambour door and black painted base. Measures: 33"W x 13.25"D x 60.25"H.Cubby size f

Carved painted wood of black rural Americana with a dog. Good colors. Carved signature of artist Richard E. Roebuck. 11" x 26" x 1". PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS

mid 20th century hand carved and painted Uncle Sam folk art store display, reading at the bottom, "One for All and All for Me." Country primitive Americana art from the Eastern United States. H. 42" W

33" x 15" historical black americana painting. A folk carved half watermelon. From the collection of Bill Jones. Excellent paint and patina. Age uknown ca. 1930