Folk Art
Primitive and naive style folk art, as well as intricate and sophisticated sculptures, weathervanes, whirligigs, walking sticks, and trade signs.
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A Carved and Painted Pine Deer. Pennsylvania, Late 19th Century
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A Moulded and Gilded Copper Prancing Horse Weathervane. Attributed to A.L. Jewell, Boston, Late 19th Century
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Fireman Parade Hats
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Fox Weathervane. Cushing and White, circa 1880
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Pair of Whirligig Decorative Birds on Sticks, American Folk Art, circa 1900-20
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A Carved and Paint Decorated Cane in the form of a Zouave. Attributed to George Robert Lawton (1813-1885), Scituate, Providence County, Rhode Island, circa 1840-1850
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A FOLK ART MASTERPIECE; The Goddess of Liberty Wrapped in The American Flag, American, Circa 1850.
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A Rare and exceptional Laurel and Hardy carved and painted wood Theatrical Signboard, circa 1935
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American Folk Art Automobile Weathervane, Circa 1920
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American Indian Whirligig. Probably New England, c. 1870
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Attributed to “MR. DINES.” Figure of a Centaur. Utica, New York, circa 1860
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Balance Toy of a Man in Stocking Cap Smoking a Pipe, American or English made for the American market
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