Framed 19th C. Faux Painted Marblized Folk Art Slate Game Board

Framed 19th C. Faux Painted Marblized Folk Art Slate Game Board. Chess, checker, or other game board in black and white stone has interesting wide border of octagonal black and two triangles at corner

Framed 19th C. Faux Painted Marblized Folk Art Slate Game Board. Lovely chess, checkers, or other game board has black and multicolored squares surrounded by a decorative design in gray, red, and blac

LATE 19TH CENTURY FOLK ART PAINTED GAMEBOARD - PRIMITIVE PARCHEESI BOARD PAINTED ON ARTIST OR PRESSED BOARD APPLIED TO WOODEN BREAD BOARD - POLYCHROME HIGHLIGHTED W/ DESTINATIONS (NY, DOVER, NEWPORT E

19th C. Folk Art Painted Game Hook Board 11 1/4"H, 81 3/4"L, 8"W

Sandy Red on flat black Checkerboard, with raised edge and compartments, initialed "JLT" in white, 30" x 20" x 1". Good condition.

Massachusetts Folk Art Painted Game Board, 19th century. F.O.Bunce was Frank Orren Bunce from Great Barrington, MA. 14-1/2in tall x 13-3/4in wide x 3/4in deep.

19th c. Hand Painted Checkerboard, single sided on pine plank, with applied edge molding, 14" x 15" x 1 1/4" thick. Surface wear and dings, loss to back edge from one knot hole.

FOLK ART GAME BOARD - Primitive Painted Wood Checker & Parcheesi Reversible Game Board, mid 19th c., in the original casein colors, 27 1/2" square, great age and use wear and patina.

American Folk Art Hand Painted Mermaid Game Board, on a 19th century board with vintage/contemporary paint decoration. 14.25 in. x 17 in.

Slate game board in original vibrant paint with faux marble painted boarder - late 19th century - 20" square - excellent condition.

An antique circa 19th Century artisan made folk art game board for use with playing checkers and backgammon. A hinged box with interior compartment hand painted in a red and green colorway with decora

Late 19th century, likely America. Hand painted board framed in bold country pine frame to hang on the wall. H19 1/2" W20"

Single board pine game board with stencil decoration clover leaves and dogs. Dimensions: H 31.5" x W 20.5" Condition: Losses and breaks to border. Paint loss and surface distress, as expected.

Antique Faux Grain Painted Red Blanket Chest Trunk. This is a fantastic antique blanket chest or trunk. It has excellent dovetail joints, great metal hardware, and a hand-painted, faux painted design

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

Hand Painted Wood Framed Folk Art Parcheesi Game Board. This is a hand-drawn and hand-painted Parcheesi game board. The board was drawn on with what appears to be pencil, and then colored in with appe

Antique 19th C Faux Grain Painted Ballot Box. Handmade wooden folk art hand painted faux wood grain ballot box or collections box. Measures x 6 x 4 inches.

**First Time At Auction** North America, United States, 20th century. A hand-painted wooden gameboard with a carved checkerboard in the center and areas for the players' game pieces to either side. A

19th century, likely American, walnut, maple and ebony, poplar secondary, applied molded edge, single flush drawer with inlay to all sides, raised on recessed flush base. 4.5 x 16.5 x 16.5 in. Private

19th c Framed Folk Art Mirror, Painted with Flowers. Wonderful mirror has small yellow flowers painted not only on the wooden frame, but also extending onto the glass. Dimensions are 22.5 in h x 16 in

19th c Slate Asthetic Movement marblized gameboard 19 x 19" minor chip in one corner

Primitive Folk Art Watercolor, boxer (dog) in landscape, 19th century, unsigned, in faux grain painted frame, 27 x 38 inches, Provenance: Property from the Estate of Alexis Gregory, Sold to Benefit th

Early 20th c. double sided game board, one side with checkerboard, the other side with a smaller grid game board, inside a wooden frame, 18" x 18". Paint losses, four holes and scribed circle on the s

19th Century folk art watercolor in red painted frame. Depicts a person holding a cross and appears above the name “S. Rosina”. Possibly a reward of merit for Church or Sunday School. Iron