Black Banjo Player

Japanese - Circa 1935 - 9.5” H This toy can actually play music. A small pick is inserted to a lead devise he holds in his right hand and he strums away. He works well. We believe he is missing a cl

Painted wax and cloth; stamped on bottom; possibly in original box; some slight damage; H-7", G-VG

Black Banjo Player; 19th Century; Painted Lead; 3.5" x 3.75" x 5.5. Unsigned.

Japanese - Circa 1935 - 11.5” H Made by the same company as the Black Banjo player. This clown is in superior condition and still strums his banjo well. Material: Tin, Celluloid, Felt and Lead

20th C., of a Black banjo player, signed "Louis" on underside 15-3/4"h x 5-1/2"w

Includes English Tin Black Banjo Player Bank, German Spar-Uhr Clock Bank, and 2 Barrle Banks. Excellent

A LATE 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN PAINTED CAST IRON MANTLE CLOCK formed as a black banjo player with removable hat and applied eyes, the banjo set with a later 7cm Arabic dial 41cm high

Cast Iron Black Americiania Moving Eyes Banjo Player Figural Clock - 15"

THE CURIO CO., BUFFALO, NEW YORK "OLE BLACK JOE" MUSICAL TOY, depicting a banjo player, with patent dates in lower left corner. Dated 1891. 10 1/2" H.Very good overall visual condition, old tear to ba

Gustave Vichy(French, 1839-1904)Banjo Player Musical Automatoncirca 1895signed with metal tagpaper mache head and hands, brown glass eyes with articulated leather eyelids, wiry black hair, carton tors

A Black gentleman of distinction standing on a base strumming his banjo all while a musical tune plyas.his instrument. The actions include him strumming, his lower jaw openind & closing, his eyes lids

a group of painted celluloid windup toys made in Japan; the monkey sits on tree stump on wood base strumming guitar emitting sounds of ringing bells, the black boy in native dress wiggles and eats his

Gustave Vichy (French, 1839-1904) Banjo Player Automaton circa 1895 signed with metal tag papier-mâché figure with glass eyes 19 x 16 x 10 inches

Depicts an African-American sitting in a chair playing the banjo. Legs are jointed. Mechanism is working and head and hand moves when in operation. There is some crazing and paint wear to the chair bu

doll machine, colored Banjo player, 50 cm, bisque head with flange neck, jointed lower jaw, fix inset dark glass eyes, doll is moving the hands, turns the head, only weakly mouth movement , head was 1

Painting of banjo player by Lyonel Laurenceau Frame: 21" x 49" Painting: 19 1/2" x 47 1/2" Lyonel Laurenceau(source: Wiki) Lyonel Laurenceau (born 1942) is a Haitian painter. Laurenceau studied in Hai

Original Vintage Technics SL1200MK3 2 Turntable Pair DJ Black Player. Appearance is Beautiful but it does show a few tiny scuffs from normal use. Overall Great Condition & fully operational and functi

Blinking Eye banjo player cast iron antique clock with key, 16"h, manufacturer unknown

amber, half-pint, plain bars below figures, applied rounded mouth with lower collar, plain base. Attributed to J. L. Chapman's Maryland Glass Works, Baltimore, MD. 1870-1880. 6 7/8" H.Literature: McKe

Fender Player's Series electric guitar, upgrades include - Fender Custom Shop "Texas Special" pickups, a Fender American Professional gold bridge, Fender gold tuners and other Fender gold hardware. A

Possibly France - Circa 1875 This fantastic early folk toy is 7” tall and works well. Material: Paper and Cardboard

American School, "The Seated Banjo Player," 19th c., oil on canvas, unsigned, presented in a gilt frame, H.- 14 1/8 in., W.- 10 in., Framed H.- 18 1/4 in., W.- 14 1/4 in.

CHARLES SMERDON ROE. Untitled, c. 1890. 6x4.5" platinum print mounted on 8x6.5" paper. Printed c. 1890. Inscribed on mount recto: Pauvre Faucette. Charles Smerdon Roe was born on November 21, 1842, in

Early tin clown with plinking action banjo player. Cataloged by Gunthermann of Germany, our example plays music. This one has a great action with arm movement and music box like plinking. Working. CA