Quincy Scarborough Pottery Dolls

quincy and betty made a production of these dolls and sold them at craft folk shows in NC in the 1970s and 80s. 12"

Quincy Scarborough pottery face jug, stamped "Quincy Scarborough NC" 3x, hand incised 1943 on base, 10" h, Item has been forged/altered to appear at 1943 but upon closer inspection, one can see the "9

pottery face jug by Quincy Scarborough

pottery face jug by Quincy Scarborough

carved and painted wood by noted historian and potter collector Quincy Scarborough who authored many books on southern pottery to include the Webster School of Pottery. Tallest 7" small 5.5"

made by Quincy Scarborough and his wife. Handmade clothes. Hat and grass made by African American Annabella Ellis of SC. 14" H is tallest

antique estate item by way of the Quincy Scarborough collection. See photos for details. Item is authentic and fresh to the market.

from the Quincy Scarborough Collection 11"

from the Quincy Scarborough Collection 11"

Three Yuma/Mohave pottery dolls Comprising a couple/pair of male and female dolls, the female holding a baby; together with a female doll holding a bowl. heights 6 7/8in - 6in

Large over 30" wonderfully carved wood Bird. By Quincy Scarborough.

Folk Artist Quincy Sarborough from Fayetteville, NC one of his first ever face jugs. Great folky detail to mouth. A devil face jug height 10.5" stamped on the back side.

Seven Japanese Hakata Pottery DollsSet of seven Japanese enameled Hakata pottery dolls; each seated and holding an object; H: 8" (slightly tallest); Provenance: From the Hashimoto Estate

great blue glaze. Signed on side. 10.5"H

10.5"h x 7.75"w

master carver and wood worker Quincy Scarborough from Fayetteville, NC. Ca. 1990 - excellent paint and detail. A great piece of folk art. Height 8"

Quincy Scarborough Wooden Carved & red white & blue painted chicken 8"

dated 1997 face jug. Scarborough Family. Height "10"

Large over 30" canvas wrapped and painted goose

an incredible piece of folk art in the Shonhut style. Legs and head articulate. Great folky look to the mouth. Quincy Scarborough master carver and wood worker. Ca. 1990.

dated on bottom 1993 by historion and author Quincy Scarborough. Height 10" high

half face. Signed. 14"

wood carved and painted decoy. Avg size 12"

carved by Legendary folk art historian Quincy Scarborough. HEIGHT 5"