This is an absolutely amazing Antique Hand Carved Wood Fish. This Folk Art Primitive Vintage Carving is a Very Large Piece. It measures 32 long and weighs over 5 pounds and hangs by a chain. This is a great piece of Americana. The body is one piece of hand carved wood. We were told it was carved in the mid-1900’s…. Read more →
For sale is an Antique/Vintage Primitive Folk Art Hand Carved Wood Santo/Soldier on Horse Back. The piece shows age otherwise in good condition with bus to the paint and wood. The Santo/Soldier figure has arms that rotate, he also has holes in his hand as if to hold the horses rein, a shoe lace is shown in the photos. All… Read more →
ANTIQUE Vintage OUTSIDER TRAMP FOLK ART Primitive CARVED WOOD HORSE Sculpture. NOT A REPRODUCTION, this is an early piece of hand-carved Southern folk art. I’m not sure if it was carved at that time, or if it already had some age. This piece is carved from a single block of wood, with distinct mane, tail, and hooves. Eyes are inlaid,… Read more →
Up for sale here is a vintage or antique circa 1930s to maybe as late as the 1950s carved wood and hand painted Coot Decoy. The decoy is made of solid wood and was a working decoy that was used in the field. The decoy measures about 11 1/2 inches long by 5 1/2 inches wide by 6 inches high…. Read more →
BEING OFFERED IS THE THIRD OF MANY (# 616B), CONNECTICUT ESTATE FRESH!! SPECTACULAR CIRCA 1870’s ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE MENS BLACK IRISH SHILLELAGH HARDWOOD BURL KNOT THORN GENTLEMAN WALKING ART STICKS, IN GOOD TO VERY GOOD AGED CONDITION (PLEASE VIEW MY PHOTOS). IT HAS A GREAT EARLY SOLID BURL KNOT ON TOP AS HANDLE AS SHOWN!! IT HAS SOME GREAT THORNS AS… Read more →
BEING OFFERED IS THE FIRST OF MANY, CONNECTICUT ESTATE FRESH!! SPECTACULAR CIRCA 1870’s ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE MENS BAMBOO LIKE HARDWOOD WALKING STICK, IN GOOD TO VERY GOOD AGED CONDITION (PLEASE VIEW MY PHOTOS). IT HAS GREAT EARLY FOO DOG SCULPTURAL CARVINGS ON IT ALONG WITH PEARL OR GLASS EYES!! IT IS QUITE SOLID, THICK, STRONG, AND WELL MADE!! IT HAS A… Read more →