Three Folk Art Wooden Whirl a Gigs

20th C. Comprising a goose, a wood cutter and two figures withgrinding stone. Longest 20"l x 15 1/2"w.

Small Chip Carved Covered Box 5x4x4; Carved Handled Box 12"x6" ; Unusual Wood Covered Box With Iron Handle and Latch. 11x5

Three folk art wooden frames. Two with mirrors. 13" x 11 1/2", 14" x 11", 15" x 15". Property of The Barbara Packer, Estate, Germantown N.Y. and N.Y.C..

early to mid 20th century. 19 1/2" tall. Some flaking paint.

Vtg American & Latin Folk Art Items - Whirl-A-Gigs , Figures, Totem & More

Three wooden folk art carved figures on a wooden base. Early to mid 20th century. Condition: Tallest figures missing piece from left foot. Dark painted figure missing piece from right foot. H 6-5/8".

Three wooden folk art wall shelves, two painted height 12 in. x width 19 in. x depth 8 in. Provenance: Property from the life-long Mexican folk art collection of Margaret and Fred Schellenberg, San

THREE HAND CARVED WOOD PIG FIGURINES Three Folk Art Style Hand Carved wooden piggies, or Pig Figurines. Each measures approximately 9" long x 2.5" W x 4.25" H. One pig is missing an ear. Otherwise gre

DESCRIPTION: Three wooden folk art canes. Includes: 1) Spanish tourist handled wooden cane. Purchased by "JT Dorman in curio shop in MacDougal St. New York and presented to WRD in 1924. 35-1/2" long.

Three folk art pieces including a carved wooden fish - 31"L - mid-20th century; and 2 mushroom art displays including one with winter landscape and the other with deer in forest, probably early 20th c

Group of three mid 20th century folk art carved wooden miniature models including 1926 Dodge Burlington Rapid Transit Bus, and 1926 Bender Bus Co. "Queen of Vermont", and a ca. 1920 Burlington-Winoosk

19TH C. ITALIAN FOLK ART HOLY FAMILY BIBLICAL CARVINGS Three 19th century Italian folk art carved wooden Holy Family scenes and Queen of All Saints imagery. Size: 10 x 6" to 10.5 x 8.5" Size: 10 x 6"

INDONESIAN CARVED AND DECORATED WOODEN GARUDA PUPPETS, mid -to-late 20th Century. Javanese antique folk art three-dimensional wooden puppets (one elephant and one bird) used for Wayang Golek, a tradit

Three paint decorated wood Folk Art animals, the first a carved snake with a polka doted pink body signed T. Brown for Tubby Brown (American/ Georgia 1929-2003); together with a wooden snake and allig

Overall good as pictured. Carved Tree mark on base. Measures 12.375" tall.

American, circa 1900, selection of assorted three wooden Folk/Tramp Art frames, each having pyramidical decoration, the largest painted gold, and the smallest with partial red paint decoration and con

Three Carved Folk Art Face Canes, A) A wooden "L" shaped handle with the head of a man with beard and vest, 34 1/4" long. B) An antler topped cane with head of a man, a ram and inside the crook carved

Three Colonial Williamsberg VA wooden Folk art cottages by Tru and Marlene Whiting, Tappley and Co 4X4X3 inches, Mackenzies Apothecary 3.5X4X2.5 inches, Wigmaker 4.5X4X2.5 inches

Three Colonial Williamsberg VA wooden Folk art cottages by Tru and Marlene Whiting, The Mini Teacher 4X3 ¾X3 inches, Boot and Shoemaker 2 ¾X3.5X1 ¾ inches, Kings Arm tavern 6 &fra

Ohio, 2nd half 20th century. Signed and two dated. Carved wooden birds with original colorful paint. Nesting, 2001. 7"h., two orange, 8"h. and two on branch, 1998. 10.5"h.

Mystery Artist (American, 20th Century) Hand carved and painted carved wood tribal totem pole. Artwork depicts three detailed tribal figural carvings. No apparent signature. SHIPPINGHill Auction Galle

50. FOLK ART WOODEN FIRE DEPARTMENT HOUSE | All Original Condition. | Paint on wood, very unique, goes well with cast iron fire toys, includes three Barclay firemen, building has rope-operated elevato

American. A collection of nine canes and walking sticks, including three folk art carved canes, one stick cane, one twig cane, and four walking sticks with metal handles or metal inlay; tallest ht. 3

A standing figure of a woman holding a colorful rattle by Jose Belandria (signed) and a pair of wooden and wrought iron storks. Jose Belandria, a wood-carver from the Andean city of Merida, Venezuela,