Early American Folk Art Ring Toss Game

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.

Antique folk art wooden carnival ring toss game. This antique ring toss game is both fun and stylish. The dark wood and black painted rings give this game a sort of sophistication.  The dimension

Title: Untitled Subject: Hanging game, hunting Type: Painting Materials: Oil on board Markings & Inscriptions: Signed verso Date: Early 20th century Maker: Roy Ploetz Anstock Description: An oil on wo

Early 20th century. Custom crafted mixed wood game board in nice ready to use condition. W22 1/2" W22 1/2"

Folk art carved plaque with polychrome incised decoration depicting a lion, lamb and angel, 20" square. American, early to mid 20th century. Together with a marquetry inlaid wooden game board, 14 1/2"

Reputedly Ohio, early 20th century, pine. Carved arm and hand with ball in cage whimsey handle with ring. Minor wear. 15"l.

Title: C1930 wooden clown ring toss Additional Information: Weir Lake, Pa. painted on side of nose. Folk art game made out of 1/2" pine with original paint. 9 3/4" high x 8" wide. Shipping: Domestic:

Early hand-carved wooden carnival head presented on an early wooden base. Two holes in mouth for wooden rods for use as a ring toss game, also possibly used for American Dodger game, better known as a

Fine early folk art still life painting with watermelon, peaches, fish and game. American, early to mid 19th century. H 18" W 30". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/u

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

American Folk Art game board, 19th c., Attributed to Albert Hagelshaw, Climax, MI, 'Parcheesi' style board, polychrome on wood, with incised lines, verso with incised grid and handwritten label, 18.75

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

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

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

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 1900. with excellent inlaid mixed wood surface, sliding hidden drawer for game pieces at bottom. H2" W17"

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".

United States 19th Century Large game wheel numbered one through thirty, painted a vivid red with green botanical rosettes on each spoke over figural carved fruit column supported by a round base. App

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

31.5 in L x 25.25 in W

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

Rare Early American Folk Art Paper Cut-out. Early framed Americana/Folk Art paper cut-out. Depicting Heaven and Hell; 27in. X 19in.(image),28.25in. X 20.25in. (framed)

"American Primitive Painting" by Jean Lipman, published by Oxford University Press, London, New York, Toronto, 1942. First edition, stated Second Printing, 1945. "A Wartime Book" with a Wartime Book i

Used (through the courtesy of the Museum of Early American Folk Art) on th cover of "Book Production Industry" in 1966. The calligraphy is an American penmanship drawing done as a class exercise by a