Lawrence Irving Carved and Painted Maine Backboard

Lawrence Irving Carved and Painted Maine Backboard. H 24" W 15-3/8" D 1". Condition: missing decoy. Link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/z8f7j9dqiptn7qy3g6d2r/1139740_1.jpg?rlkey=9y

LAWRENCE IRVINEWinthrop, Maine, 1918-1998Carved and painted wooden landlocked salmon. Mounted on an oval painted wooden backboard.Salmon length 21". Total length 29”.

on an oval painted plaque. Winthrop, ME. Plaque is 23 1/2" long.

Brook Trout mounted on State of Maine Map, signed verso "Carved & Painted by Lawrence C. Irvine, Winthrop, Maine", along with long handwritten description. Painted carved wood on plywood plaque, 15" f

Early 20th century, possibly by Lawrence Irvine of Maine. The piece has a nicely carved body with painted surface. Likely a brown trout. The piece has no apparent signature. Back shows nice wear with

Lake trout, Lawrence Irvine, Winthrop, Maine. Signed and dated on backboard. Dated 02/48. Excellent carved fin detail. Mounted to plywood backboard. Board measures 28" in length.

Lawrence Irvine (Winthrop, Maine 1918-1998). Maine state fish plaque with leaping trout. Smallest example known. Carved wood with original paint. Signed on verso in ink, ÒCarved & painted by Lawrence

Pickerel plaque, Lawrence Irving, Winthrop, Maine. Open mouth and relief gill and eye carving. Fish measures 23.25", plaque measures 33".

Four-Masted Clipper Ship Shadowbox, 19th Century, thirty-six carved wood sails, painted backboard on painted cotton sea; Note: paint loss to cotton sea Height 22.27 in. Length 34.75 in. Depth 5.5 in.

Carved wall candle box with hearts and stars. Forged nail construction. Carved and painted wood. Maine. Mid 19th century. H 7-5/8" W 16" D 5". Condition: Excellent original condition. Link for high-re

ROGER MITCHELL MOUNTED NARWHAL PLAQUEContemporaryCarved and painted narwhal. Backboard with painted decoration of a lighthouse.Length 35î.

CARVED AND PAINTED WOODEN TRADE SIGN IN THE FORM OF A HORSE'S HEAD France, Late 19th/Early 20th Century Mounted on a blue painted backboard. Head carved in sections and painted brown. Possibly a sign

Robert Hugman (Irving, Texas), painted carved wooden goose decoy, marked 4/5, dated 1986 12"h x 9"w x 27"d Provenance: A Rockport, TX Collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everyt

Harold Ross Maine Hand Carved & Painted Duck Decoy. 4 inches x 11 inches x 5 inches

A 17 inch red breasted merganser drake decoy by an unknown carver from Maine. Exhibits painted eyes, carved bill definition and a tapered body. Old collector's label on bottom states: a possible Marth

19th century Maine rosewood grain-painted, carved, ring and ball turned bed. H: 47 in.; W: 55.5 in.; D: 79 in.

Title: Vintage Penobscot Root Club Date/Period: c. 20th century Materials: wood Dimension: 28"L Description: Carved and painted birch root club, Maine Native American, souvenir trade. Features a Chief

Vintage Hand Painted Plank on Frame Half Hull Builder's Model of the Iron Barque Istlar, built in Blackwall in 1853, carved and painted hull mounted on painted backboard Length 44 in. Height 9.5 in.

Maine Made Carved and Painted Oak, the full-body spread wing eagle carved all over in feathers in gold paint, the plaque in red, white and blue with gold edge, two barrels in red, white and blue paint

Vintage Hand Painted Plank on Frame Half Hull Builders Model of the Iron Ship "Centaur", built in Portsmouth in 1865, carved and painted hull mounted on painted backboard. Length 44 in. Height 10 in.

Folk Art Carved Squirrel, C. 1920's, Hand Carved and Painted, Glass Eyes, Found in Maine, C. 1920's, 4 3/4" tall x 3 3/8" wide x 6 1/4" long Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When

Folk art carved wood and painted fisherman with bear. Maine, 20th century. H 16-1/2". Condition: Original paint and condition.

Folk Art Carved Mermaid w/Movable Arms,Signed TLA. Carved and painted folk art sculpture from Maine of a seated mermaid with movable arms. Carved signature "TLA" on the side. Acquired in the 1980s, Bo

Attributed to John Haley Bellamy (American/Maine, 1836-1914). Carved and painted eagle plaque with a banner reading "Don't Give Up the Ship". Apparently unmarked. Provenance: Sold for $8.860 at James