Five Folk Art Carved Fish

Five American folk art carved and painted wood and metal fish decoys 3" high, 5 1/2" long to 2 1/2"high, 10" long. Condition: rust, bends to metal, largest with chip to tail.

Folk art carved fish plaque. Carved wood with original paint. Wethersfield, Connecticut. 1905. The back includes a note from the board of directors of the Connecticut state prison. Plaque created by a

Drop Front Desk with Folk Art Carved Fish Serpents Top. The fish carved on top of this desk are similar to old fashioned drawings of dolphins, they are more like serpents. This desk came locally, foun

All unsigned. All hand painted. 4-3/4" to 10-1/2" high.

by Harold Levy, Southbury, CT. Mr. Levy began making ship models when he moved to Heritage Village. He built the models with no kits or plans and many of them were sailed at the Heritage Village Regat

Five Folk Art Carved Snakes 20th Century comprising two painted and three unpainted examples. Length of longest 42 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe, New Mexic

Unsigned, possibly Sidney Howard L: 25" L: 18.5"

American, late 20th century. Original polychrome paint with carved stylized eyes. 16"h. 27"l. including oak base.

signed Swenarton on bottom. Measures 5.5" long

fish on stand with baby fish. height 10", length of big fish 11"

Carved American folk art wooden fish plaque carving, featuring a hooked fish cresting the waves, executed in knotty pine wood and Marked Big Fin #2 September 23 1982, Signed Smolik. Approximately 19.7

Here are four primitive carved fish decoys. They are painted white and green, with red mouths and black eyes. Each one has a metal clip through its bottom lip. The fish themselves range in size from 7

wood carved fish decoy, metal fins measures 13.5"L

carved wood, painted.

Title: FOLK ART CARVED FISH ON STAND Date/Period: UNKNOWN Dimension: APPROX 10 X 8 Material: WOOD Additional Information: FOLK ART CARVED FISH ON STAND Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $10.00 to anywh

Signed T. Z. Paz and some indiscernible. Also marked R 1987 and numbered 48/100 5 1.4'h x 17 3/4"L

C.M. Copeland (American (Georgia), 20th century). Group of five folk art carved wood figural sculptures by C.M. Copeland of Fitzgerald, Georgia comprising of a "Chattahochee River Duck"; a large "Swam

Lot of five folk art carved and painted wood bird figures, including goldfinch, bald eagle, goose and owl, 15 1/4" h (largest). The absence of a condition report is not an implication that the lot is

Lot including Ethnic wooden carved mask (11" L.), and folk art carved fish on stand (13" x 8").

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

Folk Art Carved Wooden Fish. Carved from a single piece of wood, stained red, brown and tan, with 2 screw eyes on the top for hanging. Dimensions are 9.5 in h x 24 in w x 1.5 in d. Condition is good w

Four folk art carved and painted fish decoys. Originally mounted as individual carvings (view underside). American circa 1950's. Dimensions: 1) 18.25" lg. x 4"; 2) 2 @ 10.25" x 2.6"; 3) 5" x 1.6". Car

very colorful. Signed SDC 3-17 5"L

A fine example of 18th century American folk art, featuring a well carved wood fish on a turned wooden stand or pedestal. Good original patina. Approximately 8.1875 x 8 x 3.625 in.