Stacy Lambert Uncle Sam Figural

signed on bottom, dated 1994

Uncle Sam Figural Cigar Lighter. White metal with pewter finish, complete with reservoir and ruby glass globe. 20 3/4 inches tall overall.

signed and dated 5/31/12 12"H

signed and dated 5/3/12 12"H

Pottery Robot signed and dated 10"

Figural of Big Bad Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood signed and dated 2008 10 1/2" L x 7 1/2 "H

Figural of Big Bad Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood signed and dated 2014 7 3/4"H

See Photos 11"H

Figural of "Headless Horseman" signed and dated 2012 7 1/2"H x 6" L

signed on bottom, 4"H x 10.5"long

African American Woman holding twins signed and dated 2017 8"H

Ogre signed and dated 2008 8"H

TigerFish signed and dated 6"H

rare older 2001 Stacy Lambert blue chalice with 8 pottery figures at base. Height 5.5"

Group of five folk art objects comprising Gerald Dorest (American, 20th century) signed and dated 1986 painted birdhouse on legs, Ronald Cooper (American/Kentucky, 1931-2012) Uncle Sam figural bell si

Group of assorted collectibles and decorative accessories including Uncle Sam figural stoneware mug, transferware trivet, protable inkwell, French portrait on porcelain, brass opium pipe case, smoking

12x11x6 Stacy Lambert folk pottery. Excellent blend of art work and pottery form. Stacy fires a few times a month and creates mystical pieces from his own ideas. Signed.

A great chalkware figure of Uncle Sam. CONDITION: Original paint with slight chips and nicks from use. Should be holding a flag. Condition: (Good) Dimensions: 9" X 9" X 29"

Humpty Dumpty sitting on a wall. Signed and dated 2018. height is 7"

Stacy Lambert (NC), Figural Lidded Cookie Jar2008, open mouth animal head lid, painted jar with lion, verso with quote on scroll, signed to underside. 10 in. From the Collection of the late John Davis

an earlier Stacy Lambert signed on bottom and dated 2001. Cow holding sign eat more chicken. Height is 10"

This classic Stacy figural (this is a fairly common example from that period, but always adorable). Stacy employs the brown glaze but the glass runs are from cut antique Milk of Magnesia blue bottles.

A fairly uncommon, but wonderful work by Stacy Lambert. For the better part of a decade or more he has embraced the pirate motif in his works. In this case he went all out with copious level of detail

black man eating water mellon. Stamped no date. Most likely early 1999 to 2005. height 3"