1930 African American Boy in Double Leg Casts at Beach

Circa 1930s Snapshot Photograph; Depiction of a happy black African American child playing in the sand on the beach. He appears to have both legs in full casts. He is in the care of a white family. Ap

This lot includes: (1) Vintage Cast Iron African American Bank Boy Holding Watermelon Condition is used and see photographs for additional details. The coin bank has slight rusting around the surface

Circa 1880 Florida Stereoview; Depiction a Florida swamp with alligator biting the leg of a black African America boy. Identification in negative reads; "618. Alligator at Breakfast.". Photograph sign

An American late 19th century cast iron figural hitching post of an African American boy with period dress standing on a stylized bale of hay. Size: 47" x 15.5"

An antique cast iron wall rack with the figure of an African american boy wearing a hat. This rack is gold toned and has 5 hooks for hanging coats, keys, leashes and many other items. Marked "1592" on

American Folk Art Metal Plaque in Relief depicting African American Boy. Not sure of composition. Possibly pewter and cast metal. Measures 2.5" tall x 8" diameter. Has wear consistent with age. Any qu

Circa 1900 Cast Iron Figural Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), depicting a two-faced African-American boy, 3 1/4" high. Paint losses.

Buckle & Scarf Still Bank book Ref. Moore #47 in unusual and original painted finish with white hat and shirt, tan pants, dark brown face and boots, possibly meant to be an African American Scout, by

(2) Cast iron banks: Two-Faced Black Boy bank by AC Williams / Hubley African-American Farmer with hat -Very Good

African American History, sepia tone photo print, Cotton Carnival. Young boy brings cotton wagon to market in a mule drawn wagon. 8" X 10" printed in the early 1990's on heavy card stock, double matte

Carte-de-visite (CDV) of an African-American boy wearing nice clothing and a dandy hat. The shot is reminiscent of other views of formerly enslaved "contraband" children who were brought to the North,

Title: Unusual Tintype of an African-American Boy Provenance/Additional Info: The lad looks wide eyed in this antique metal photo measuring 3.75 inches tall. Shipping: Domestic: Free shipping to anywh

HENRY OSSAWA TANNER, African American Man Teaching young African American boy the Banjo. Watercolor painting. Signed with initials: H. O. T. ; matted and framed. size: 15x11 image, 23.25x19.25 outside

Hughie Lee Smith. African American. 1950s beach scene watercolor painting with figures and life guard tower. Signed lower right. Framed under glass. Sight: 12 x 18in. Overall: 19.5 x 26in.

Robert R. Bliss American, 1925-1981 Boy and Girl on Beach - Blue Sky, 1961 Signed and dated Bliss '61 (ll) Oil on Masonite 24 x 48 inches (61 x 122 cm) Provnenance: Voss Galleries, Boston C

John Dickinson (American, 1920-1982) 'African' Cast Table with Feet c.1975, impressed signature to underside of a foot reading 'John Dickinson San Francisco', cast plaster having (3) four-toed feet; r

Fairy Belle Smith. Abstract African American Quilt. c. 1930. Hand-sewn cotton scrap quilt. Light-weight. Fair to poor condition. The quilt does have some tears and holes in it with staining on the bac

Jasper Johns (American, b. 1930) Lithograph. "Leg and Chair". Signed and numbered "55/68". Measures 35 inches high x 30 inches wide.

Henri Crenier (American, 1873-1948) Boy with Turtle, 1917 cast bronze fountain signed H. CRENIER and with ROMAN BRONZE WORKS foundry mark Height 19 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of a Gentle

Bronze figural paperweight cast as a racist African-American male caricature; 5"H (Ref. 2021D)

A late 19th century, framed side portrait of a black male with cap set in cylindrical shadow box frame having blue painted background and displays the phrase " The Colored Man Does His Duty" in red an

Babe Ruth (February 6, 1895 – August 16, 1948) signed book, “Babe Ruth The Idol of the American Boy.” Signed boldly in black fountain pen ink with inscription, ‘Sincerely.&#821

African-American Jazz Bassist Painting, Signed "The Bass" Jazz musician playing the Double Bass Title: The Bass Medium: mixed media collage on card stock Signed: by the artist illegibly (view photogra

Butterfly, 1965. Signed and dated lower right. Walter Henry Williams (African American, 1920 - 1998). From a Scarsdale, NY home. - Dimensions: Sight - 20" high x 25" wide.