Group American Folk & Miniature Portraiture, PA

various media including miniature portrait, silhouette and reverse painted group from Eastern Pennsylvania, together with two cased tintypes. Largest: 13 3/4" high, 16 3/4" wide. Estate condition, los

Group of Books on Folk Art Portraiture, including titles such as 'American Folk Portraits'; 'Small Folk'; 'American Portrait Miniatures'; 'Thomas Chambers: American Marine and Landscape Painter'; 'Fiv

Borneman. Penna. German Bookplates. A Study. Phila.: PA German Soc., 1953. // Kauffman. Penna. Dutch American Folk Art. NY: American Studio, 1946. Signed by author. Lacks front endpaper, dj torn.

19th Century Miniature Portrait Painting on Ivory, Signed "S.M. Peale". (Sarah Miriam Peale, Philadelphia, PA, 1800-1885) Known as Americas first woman artist and American portrait painter, one of the

AMERICAN FOLK ART MINIATURE PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG MAN, half-length view, sitter in partial profile on a red sofa with brass tack edging, sporting high collar, embroidered vest, and brooch pin, no signat

UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY An American folk art miniature portrait painting of a family. A father, daughter, and child are profiled using a mixture of paint and pencil. All three portraits are finely

AMERICAN FOLK ART MINIATURE DRAWING OF A GIRL, watercolor and pencil on paper, featuring a woman in an ornate blue dress and hat, holding a bouquet of flowers, pencil-inscribed to back, "Annie 1878 /

Period, possibly original frame. Framed 3 7/8" x 4 7/8". Good condition, not examined outside of frame.

Second half 19th century. Included are swan-shaped irons, Enterprise, Savery and Co. Pearl and others. And miniature and large trivets by Butt, Williams, Marvel and others.

Twentieth century. Mostly woven splint baskets with bent wood handles. Varying wear and loss. Sizes range from 12" l to 1.75" l.

(2) American Folk Art miniature cabinets, 19th c., incl. a bookcase with double hinged glazed doors opening to shelves of miniature books, 5"h x 6"l x 1.75"d, and a Shaker style rustic four-drawer che

Vintage American Folk Art Miniature Vignette of a Woman Working a Loom, the doll with spun cotton hair, cloth face, hand stitched and selvaged clothing. Hand built including carved shuttles, etc., wit

A collection of four Mid century dolls dressed in national costumes. Produced by World Wide Doll Club, NY, USA. The dolls are made of plastic and various fabrics. The collection includes Shanti, The F

A collection of four Mid century dolls dressed in national costumes. Produced by World Wide Doll Club, NY, USA. The dolls are made of plastic and various fabrics. The collection includes Angelina Lici

A collection of four Mid century dolls dressed in national costumes. Produced by World Wide Doll Club, NY, USA. The dolls are made of plastic and various fabrics. The collection includes Shanti, The F

Antique C 1900 Handmade Miniature Barn Dollhouse. Handmade American folk art miniature barn. Dollhouse size. Measures 12 x 13 x 9 inches.

Group of three American folk art whimsies with carved animals and figures from a cache discovered in southeastern Massachusetts and presumably made by the same person. Each is overpainted in "radiator

Group of three American folk art whimsies with carved animals and figures from a cache discovered in southeastern Massachusetts and presumably made by the same person. Each is overpainted in "radiator

Group of three American folk art whimsies with carved animals and figures from a cache discovered in southeastern Massachusetts and presumably made by the same person. Each is overpainted in "radiator

Early 19th century American school folk art miniature watercolor painting of two young girls in blue dress holding flowers. Arch format. Possibly twins. Early California newspaper remnant on reverse.

Amazingly well painted 19th century portrait. Image size, 4L x 5H.

Group of (3) American Folk Art parquetry boxes with star, square and diamond inlay. Loss to corner of larger, overall wear from use. Largest 7-5/8''h, 12''l, 8''w. Provenance: Estate of Laura Fisher,

This is an antique group of four miniature pottery crocks and pitchers dating to the 19th century. The lot also includes a treenwood miniature butter churn, which was a souvenir of Lakewood, New Jerse

American, 19th century. Overall 12" x 12", Rabbet 6" x 6", Molding 3 1/2" (largest)