AMERICAN FOLK ART MASONIC APRON

AMERICAN FOLK ART MASONIC APRON, silk, featuring typical stenciled imagery, including hourglass, compass and square, beehive, and all-seeing eye flanked by banner inscribed "FOLLOW REASON". First half

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANES / WALKING STICKS, LOT OF FOUR, each shaft featuring intertwining serpents, including one with Masonic symbols, and one dated "1879. Each retains an old surface with warm

On back it had in script 1760 or thereabouts in what looks like old writing. Anyhoot it is an early hand sitched antique fine example. It was folded up for along time and I do believe the creases can

Early 20th century. Made from Owl Cigar boxes with scalloped apron and crest with two mirror fragments. Original grain decoration with gold paint details. Drawers have some paper label remnants. Minor

American folk art from a quality collection. See photos, Paint on Masonic Board. Framed. 21" x 17.75"

(CIRCA 1880-1890) CLOTH DOLL WITH BLACK YARN TYPE HAIR, SEWN-ON EYES, EMBROIDERED LIPS, SEVERAL WORN AREAS ON FACE, ORIGINAL DRESS IS FRAYING & SPLIT IN THE ARM AREAS, ORIGINAL APRON IS FADED - GOOD,

American, 20th century. Wooden marquetry inlaid folding card table incorporating multiple types of woods with a Masonic compass at the center, lyre, cross and crown, Shriner's emblem with card suites

Title: 1891 Folk Art Mother of Pearl Early American Cane Description:1891 Folk Art Mother of Pearl Early American Cane. Inlaid images include watches, guns, tools, locks and Masonic goods. Hallmarks o

American, late 19th/early 20th century. Folk art Freemason walking stick carved with some Masonic symbols and the names "IS Morris" and "Ingersoll" and the initials "CHF". Approx. h. 33.5"

Martha Robinson Upshur, American (Virginia), 1885-1963. A 1940's oil on board Folk Art portrait. Depicts an older Black woman wearing an apron and seated at a kitchen table with a basket of vegetables

American Folk Art tattoo flash drawings with photographs (two works) USA, circa 1960 ink and watercolor with collage on board 31"w x 18"h; 14"w x 15"h Catalog Note: These were originally acquired from

Circa 1820-30,painting on popular wood panel of half length portrait of a young lady in high waisted white dress, seated in bamboo style Windsor chair, in newer frame, 9 1/2 x 11 1/2".Note: Painting h

probably late 19th/early 20th century, in the form of an Indian warrior with drawn bow, standing on an iron and copper directional, 22 x 23 in. Provenance: Offered Sotheby's New York, January 20, 201

Bill Traylor, American, circa 1853 to 1947, oil painting on wood board depicting a portrait of an animal. Signed upper left. Framed. Provenance: Dumus Inc., New York, NY, United States, May 13, 2023,

American Folk Art Primitive Portrait, Oil On Canvas, Ca. 1800, Of A Young Girl In A Blue/green Dress With Cat, H 37" W 28" | Primitive American portrait of a Young Girl in a bluish/green dress, cat se

Jimmie Lee Sudduth (Alabama, 1910-2007) mud and paint on board outsider art painting, depicting a Native American figure with colorful buckskin fringed clothing and feathered hat, standing with a dog,

AMERICAN FOLK ART MOLDED-COPPER FULL-BODY EAGLE WEATHERVANE, the raised-wing form clutching what appears to be a serpent. Fine old verdigris surface. Presented on a custom iron stand. Circa 1870. 34"

Rare 19th century American folk art cigar store indian attributed to Samuel Robbs. From a old NYC collection. Very old surface. Traces of the original paint. Ware and losses present. Un touched

LARGE AMERICAN FOLK ART MOLDED-COPPER FULL-BODY ROOSTER WEATHERVANE, a fine example of impressive size, retaining early, possibly original, gilt surface with red-painted comb and wattle. Presented on

H6". carved wood. Excellent folk carving. American. From an important Kentucky Folk Art collection

Twentieth century. Oil on canvas. Signed Gerry Bosco. Children playing at a schoolhouse. 26"h. 30"w. Framed 28.5"h. 34"w.

American Folk Art Salesman sample staircase wood, paint, metal 16 h × 11.75 w × 8.25 d in (41 × 30 × 21 cm) This work will ship from Toomey & Co. in Chicago, Ill

Group of seven, each crafted from hand carved wood with painted finish. Includes four black painted masks and three pink painted masks with red and gold accents. Six with inlaid glass eyes. Largest me

H28" carved wood. Excellent folk carving. American. From an important Kentucky Folk Art collection dated 1965