Available Inventory
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Fine Mid-19th Century Hand-Painted Tole Tray with Detailed Fruit Still Life and Folk Surface -
Monumental Folk-Carved Masonic Seven-Light Candelabrum (“Candle-Tree”), signed “MAX FERNAND,” c. 1925–1945. -
Hand-forged machinist’s or blacksmith’s outside calipers -
Large Early American Blue-Painted Dough Bowl Late 18th–early 19th century Found in Owensville, Missouri -
Early 20th Century Peruvian Nazca-Revival Effigy Vessel circa 1915–1935 -
19th Century American or European Folk Art Fancy Splint Heart-Shaped Sewing Basket -
Hand-Painted American Firkin, c. 1880–1900 -
Fine Miniature Northwest Coast Twined and Imbricated Lidded Basket -
Carved and Painted Yellow Cat Pole Figure -
American Theorem Fruit Still Life on Velvet, Signed “C.M.C.”, Late 19th Century -
American Masonic Needlework Sampler — “Trust in God” Gertrude O’Conner, Harvey, Illinois, circa 1880s -
Pennsylvania Mennonite Lone Star Quilt, Circa 1890–1910 -
Patriotic Lion-Head Violin with Hand-Painted American Eagle, in Original Coffin Case Inscribed “James Tucker” , likely made in Germany, exported to the U.S mid-19th century -
Pair of “Flippity Flop” Velveteen Mechanical Pull Toy Ducks American, Circa 1915–1925 -
Double-Sided Trade Sign – “DR. MEANS – DENTIST” Lincoln, Illinois, circa 1905–1915 -
American Polychrome Chalkware Fruit Compote Circa 1900–1915 -
Rare Triangular “Winged” Gathering Basket in Original Green over Red Paint American, mid–late 19th century -
19th Century Northeastern American Handwoven Splint Gathering Basket Circa 1850–1880 -
Four Graduated Bentwood Pantry Boxes from the Workshop of Thomas Annett, East Jaffrey, New Hampshire, Circa 1845–1870 -
American Folk Carved Wooden Dog, late 19th century (circa 1875–1900). -
American Folk Art Carved Wooden Bird, Inscribed “Grouse” Late 19th–Early 20th Century -
Hand-Carved American Folk Art Fish Mid-20th Century 15 inches in length -
American Folk Landscape, Dated 1932 Oil on Upson Board Fiber Panel 36 x 20 inches (framed) -
Ernst Wahliss (Austria), Continental Peasant Figure, circa 1895–1910