AMERICAN FOLK ART COWBOY AND TWO STEER.

Mid 20th century. Unsigned. Carved wood with original paint. Cowboy with cloth bandanna on a horse with leather bridle. 9"h. 10"l. and a pair of longhorn steer with leather ears. 6.5"h. 9"l. Minor wea

Hummert Estate Native American Navajo Carved Wood Whimsical Folk Art by Delbert Buck, measures 6'' x 7'', features Navajo Cowboy riding a spotted rocking steer, signed by artist and is embellished wit

An early 20th Century bronze Western Cowboy Art figural sculpture attributed to Charles M. Russell (American, 1864-1926). A figural group depicting a mounted cowboy driving two cattle steers. Rich bro

American Folk Art Pair of Oxen Pulling Wagon made from Working Mailbox; Man with Horse Tilling (two works) wood, paint, found objects, leather 17 h × 36 w × 9.5 d in (43 × 91 ×

American Folk Art Whimsey cane with snake; Whimsey cane with three balls, barbell and geometric (two works) carved wood, plastic eyes and marker; carved wood and varnish larger: 39.5 h × 6.375 w

Late 19th century. Carved wooden steer with dark stain and original paint spots. One remaining metal horn. Wear, missing tail. 7.25"l.

[AMERICAN FOLK ART]. Two-Headed Man Wood Carving. 3 ¼ h x 1 ¾ w x 1 ¾” d. Good condition.

A vintage American folk art two piece basket set. Large two handle basket measures 16" W X 18" L X 6"H Small basket measures 13"L X 8"W X 3.5H #americana Issued: 1950s Country of Origin: USA

Three primitive American Folk art carvings, two lambs and two hand-carved original primitive American figures of lions, one showing a lion being ridden by a mustachioed Uncle Sam and signed “Bil

Oil on canvas, 36.25 x 29 inches, in a period frame, 41 x 33.75 inches. Stencil of a canvas supplier Edward Dechaun, New York. Provenance: from a Wiscasset, Maine Estate.

American Folk Art Portrait of Two Children. American, circa 1850. Oil on canvas in a fine probably original gold leaf frame. Canvas size 45" x 36", framed size 54-3/4" x 45-3/4". 

19th century American folk art painting depicting two children, possibly Richard and Mary McCormick. Inscribed and illegibly signed lower right. [Overall dimensions: 28 3/4" H x 24 3/4" W]. Overall go

American Folk Art — George Deerholtz two large Tramp Art crosses, one with lectern Hibbing, Minnesota, mid-20th century interlocking wood pieces with gold paint taller: 21 1/4"w x 19"d x 51 1/4"

Lot of three pieces of Native American Folk Art, to include two Hopi Pueblo Kachina dolls, White Cloud Dancer, Deer, painted wood, leather, feathers, marked to base, one carved totem, marked "Edmu

American folk art carving depicting two men watching a cock fight. Signed NUMA with gallery label, underside of base. 11" H x 11 1/2" W x 7 3/4" D. American, 20th century. (Additional high-resolution

First quarter-20th century. Carved wooden giraffe and calf with original paint and button eyes. Age splits, some loss and loose pieces. 61"h. 58"l. and 43"h. 30"l.

20th Century Two painted cottonwood figures in the form of katsinas, one depicting Polik Mana or Butterfly Maiden with an elaborate tableta (19" H x 11" W) and one with a tall narrow tableta (23" H x

American, 19th century oil on board depicting two girls in red dresses playing with a rocking horse, 5" x 7 1/2" board, 9 1/2" x 12 1/4" framed.

the first an acrylic on canvas, signed at lower right Jamis '81, presented in the original frame (DOA 29.25 x 35 in.); the second an oil on board, signed at lower right Ruth Penman, framed (DOA 17 x 2

First half 19th century, watercolor on paper. By the same hand. Flowers signed on back "Edith Martin", and a running horse on laid paper signed on back "Edith". Edge tears, foxing and some stains. Unf

Two American Folk Art Hooked Rugs, First Half Twentieth Century. The first depicting a red house flanked by a bird perched atop an arbor and a tree and fountain within a flowering vine border; the sec

Nineteenth century. Bookplate type tulips on laid paper. Linen tape hinges. Stain. 6.5"h. 4"w. and a brightly colored flower on lined paper, signed "D. Bixler" on the back. Some edge loss. 5"h. 4"w. F

TWO AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINTINGS OF CATS BY MAGGIE MEREDITH AND RICHARD W. TELFORDLate 20th Century1) A well-dressed black and gray cat. Signed lower right "Meredith by RWT" with a fish symbo

Two primitive examples from pine:. 1. One with a carved visage and an engraved heart in green stain centered by the initial A constructed using leather straps as hinges, and other found materials. 2.