Folk Art Mechanical Circus Wagon

American folk art hand painted wooden circus wagon, mounted on mechanical base (not motorized). With 2 wooden horses with leather tack and 3 figures - 1 composite head, 2 with celluloid heads. 32"L x

Folk Art Circus Wagon Figure of an Indian Maiden Attributed to Samuel Robb, NYC, Circa. 1880's. Figure measures 57"h., 75"h. including base. Condition: Good with wear, age cracks and later base.

4 hand painted wooden toy circus wagons: No. 11 white & red "Kangaroo" cage wagon (some pieces detached, losses throughout); No. 42 Big Top wagon with fence posts and fabric top (one seat detached, lo

Lot includes a Kenton Sulky with paint touch up, a restored Arcade McCormick Deering Spreader, a Stanley Aluminum Wagon and a folk art circus wagon, repainted and made with old cast iron toy parts. La

Vintage, hand crafted and one of a kind trailer for a circus caravan, front tires are detachable, contains one hard plastic zebra. Made by Fred Kingdon.

Four wooden wagons, each decorated with 2 oil on board paintings of sideshow attractions, with an additional 8 oil on board sideshow attraction panels. With 3 tickets boxes, 16 tent poles and 6 vintag

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 9" tall by 15" long. Losses. One figure is a plastic toy.

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 7" tall by 15" long (larger). Losses.

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 11" tall by 18 1/2" long. Losses. The horses are composition toys.

Vintage Folk Art "Great American Circus" Wagon. Signed "Hand Carved Horses and Wagon Made by Charles F. Doelker Approx Year 1932". 36"l. Condition: Good with wear and loss.

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 10" x 15".

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, dated 1951. Appx. 10" tall by 20" long. Losses. Figures and horses are toys.

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 8" tall by 12" long. Losses. The animals are toys, not carvings.

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 8" tall by 17" long (larger, including tongue). Losses.

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 7" tall by 9 1/2" long (larger). Losses.

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 7 1/2" tall by 8 1/2" long. Minor losses and imperfections.

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 10" tall by 18" long. Losses. Lions are composition toys.

Miniature Folk Art Circus Calliope and Bell Wagons with Flocked Breyer Horses(American, 20th century)Hand-made from found materials. Eight items, including a wood bell wagon in blue and white paint wi

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 11" tall by 21" long. Losses. The tigers, driver, religious figures, and horsers are

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 8 1/2" tall by 13" long (larger). Losses.

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 10 1/2" tall by 10" long. Losses. Label on back reads "Built 10/20 - 1946 Rebuilt 8/

Group of Four Wooden Model Circus Wagons. Circa mid-twentieth century. Skillfully hand-made folk-art style wooden model circus wagons with wire and chain metal pieces, including three cage wagons and

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 8 1/2" tall by 12" long. Losses, including Baby Okapi (if there ever was one). Drive

Made by Frank Goldquist, owner of The Great Franquist Circus, Savannah, Illinois, third quarter 20th century. Appx. 8 1/2" tall by 12" long. Losses.