LeROY JACKSON FOLK ART PRSION CARVING

CARVED WOOD, African American Leroy Jackson, himself was in the military, and this very well may be a self portrayal. His works have been shown in the Museum of African-American Art in Tampa, Florida.

H28.5" carved wood and paint, signed on underside.

August Jackson. Self-Portrait With Dog Wood Carving. c. 1930-40's. Not signed. Carved natural wood. Minor wood split in dog ear, otherwise excellent condition. 8" x 12" x 6". Est. $600-900. Ship: $55

Attributed to Albert Zahn (1894-1953). Bailey's Harbor, Door County, Wisconsin. 20th C. Painted white, black, and red. 44"h Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

signed and dated on bottom, 2003. total height 23". Length of base 9". Length spear 22"

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

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

SEATED GENTLEMAN CARVING MARKED "JOE FREEMAN - NEWARK 1936" ON BOTTOM - AFRICAN AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVING Dimensions:23"X9"

Powerful folk art carving of a bound man or slave. Subject appears to be an African American man in his 20s or 30s, bound with rope, hands tied behind his back. Untitled Dated 1934 Measures 31" x 9" x

Folk art painted Soldier with three point hat. Purchased from William Kautz, July 2003. 45" Ht.. Provenance: Estate of Myron & Carolyn Neugeboren Ct..

Scarce species. Appx. 6 1/2" tall. Split to base with proper right foot lost. Original paint. Signed on underside.

Carved biblical scene. Wood and paint. Signed on bottom. 16"H x 13" x 7"

20th Century. Marked with an incised "A" carved beneath the statue. The boy carved in a seated position, hands on lap, legs crossed, dressed in a white and black striped jacket with red lapels, pocket

By A. J. Steggall, Fayette, Iowa. This was also found in the Herschel cabin. Depicts a smiling fisherman with his string. Dimensions are: 15 1/2" tall, 7 1/2" wide. All measurements are approximate. C

Clarence Stringfield (American, 1903-1976), Folk Art Carving of a Pheasantcarved pine, the fowl expressively depicted spread winged with beak agape, standing on an integral carved rectangular wood bas

WHIMSICAL FOLK ART CARVING by Forrest "Bud" Jennings, Shamong, NJ, comprising eleven assorted bird carvings in various poses perched on a custom tree base. All with carved detail. Birds retain maker's

Ca. 1860-1880 carved and painted wood, figural nine pins game pieces. 14.5”H. Literature: Collection of Shelburne Museum, bequest of Electra Havemeyer Webb, acquired from Edith Halpert, The Down

OUTSTANDING BIRD TREE FOLK ART CARVING by Forrest "Bud" Jennings, Shamong, NJ, featuring 21 carvings, most of which are song birds. All with relief-carved wings. Some with open calling bills. All with

Three (3) Roy Pace (Tennessee, d. 2011) painted wood folk art carvings depicting scenes of rural life. 1st item: Carving of a woman holding a cannon ball, a box of cannon balls and an empty barrel at

American, second quarter 19th Century. Woman with her hair in ringlets and rosy cheeks. Carved from a post with original paint and a wrought iron spike to attach to a wall. Some wear. 15"h.

Late 19th/Early 20th Century Bird Tree and Mushroom Folk Art Carving. Five polychrome painted birds perched on tree branches, six painted mushrooms, mounted on a platform base. 12-1/4"h. x 13-1/4"w. x

America, second half 19th Century. Carved wood with original paint and movable arms. Woman dressed in long dress and bonnet. Edge wear and chip. 7.5"h.

H12" carved wood. Excellent folk carving. American. From an important Kentucky Folk Art collection. Signed and dated 1955

9.5" - man with hat, signed. Excellent sruface, From the collection of Larry Hackley