Rare SC Painted Poplar Bench, Hunter or Sutton

Late 19th/early 20th century, Piedmont, South Carolina. Having hand hewn and mortised construction throughout with early red painted surface. Corn husk seat is missing but can be reproduced. H33 1/3"

Circa 1840, Upcountry, South Carolina. Signed on the back Sheron Grove Post Office South Carolina and over that Greenville. The piece is also signed on back By W W Howel ? In larger letters. The piece

Rare Painted Miniature Bucket Bench Early - Mid 19th C Pine 9 5/8"H X 17 3/8"W X 3 7/8"D Strong dry original red painted surfaces, thin stock construction, triple lobe crested uprights, with bootjack

MID-ATLANTIC, POSSIBLY WESTERN MARYLAND, PAINTED POPLAR WATER / BUCKET BENCH, with two-board overhanging scrubbed top and solid ends terminating in bootjack cut-outs. Retains an old bluish gray-painte

PREDATOR "The Hunter" RARE PAINTED RESIN MODEL FROM ENGLAND - Bedlam, 1996 - Dynamic model of the original hunter. 14" tall x 10" wide. Fully painted, ready to display.

The outstanding pair of late 18th century banquettes or benches, early iterations Louis XVI motifs in simple renderings of grooved horizontal rails mortised into legs topped by simple unadorned block

Midlands of South Carolina by the Hunter or Sutton Family. The piece having a tight woven corn shuck seat which is nice and sturdy and the frame is handsomely hand hewn and joined at the bottom with s

Late 19th century poplar church bench in old green, brown and oyster paint, paneled ends, 32" x 52" x 19"

Mettlach #1526 Hand Painted 1/2L. Bearded man smokes cigar sitting on bench. Inlay lid wirh GE initials. Rare.

Rare and beautiful painted framed leaded glass window with portrait of hunter and dogs. The window was salvaged from the 1891 Garrick Theater Building in Chicago, attributed to architects Dankmar Adle

Trail Of Painted Ponies #12385 Woodland Hunter. Large Figurine. Rare. Limited Ed. Pony measures 10" long and 8" tall on a 8" x 4" base.

Circa 1930, Hunter Family Midlands, South Carolina. Handsomely crafted having hand hewn frame with nice and tightly woven corn husk seat. The piece having a good early weathered surface. H40 1/2" W27"

Both with certificates; painted porcelain; (1) man on bench feeding birds, slight chip on bench; (1) bird broken off; H-10"; (1) hunter, H-13", normal wear; G-VG

Rare student desk and bench-style chair in painted oak and cast iron, marked H-W Eclipse on base. Circa Early 20th Century. Dimensions: (Desk) H 30" x W 27" x D 20.5" (Chair) H 31" x W 23.5" x D 14" C

RARE AUTHENTIC Clementine Hunter (American/Louisiana, 1886-1988) Painting. Fully painted lamp signed with CH. Measure 15" Tall Overall. From a Missouri Estate. Please carefully read our terms of sale,

VERY RARE MANDARIN DRAKE by Sean Sutton, Paulsboro, NJ. Outstanding original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Subtle painted feather work to back and very detailed comb feather paint t

Walnut & poplar dry sink and open bucket and crock bench in old red paint, shelves dovetailed in sides of case, 1/2 moon cut out on ends, 29"t. x 41" x 15"

Rare Fenton Favrene Hand Painted Limited Edition Vase. Signed by the Fenton Artist Martha Reynolds. 4.5"x4.5"x10.5". Weight 2 pd 4 oz. PROVENANCE: The estate of a Charleston SC Fenton Dealer and noted

Late 19th century, poplar. One board top with battens and bootjack ends. Old worn yellowish tan paint. Round nail construction. 16"h. 96"w. 12"d.

Cornelius Sutton, Sr. (ex-Slave). Rocker And Chair. c. mid 19th century. Mulberry Plantation, Camden, SC. Rocker and chair are handmade using a draw blade with woven corn shuck seats and painted with

yellow pine and poplar. Upstate SC. Great size. Folky decoration. Ca. 1870 - 75"H x 36"W x 15.5"D

The frame is grain painted and the surface looks to be original. Circa 1940 by the Hunter Family working in the Midlands of South Carolina. African American hand crafted chair having nicely hewn frame

hand painted ice cream set, large serving tray, 15 1/2", with hunters, dog sledders, and ship, and 10 - 6" matching plates, each with different scenes - polar bears, ship, dog sledding, and more

early to mid 20th century, cast iron ends in black paint with painted wood slats. 28 x 48 x 22 in. From the Collection of Esther B. Ferguson, Secessionville Manor, Charleston, SC Additional high-resol