Early Folk Art Sign

Late 19th century cabinet maker folk art sign found in Wiscasset Maine, likely belonged to H. Paine, a Boston cabinet maker. Dimensions: 23.5" Height x 48" Width

This cast iron sign has its original paint and has a great look. Marked BG on the back of the steer. Normal wear from being used. The very end of the bulls ear has been chipped off. Condition (Very Go

1920s Folk Art Americana Blacksmiths Sign Painted on Pine - Great talking Point Peice Acquired from the Keno Bros Important Americana Auction 64"W x 2.75" D x 28"H

Folk art Sign Early to mid 20th c 35" long Optometrist sign; Frame is heavy brass and eyes are galvanized metal and are hand painted. There are two chains to aid in hanging the sign. Sign weighs 17.5

This lot features a Montana Old West Style Early Hotel or Saloon folk art sign reading "Cowboys Place Well... Come on in" . The sign was hand crafted by Old West Signs out of Santa Fe, New Mexico U.S.

Item: "Tact is the Rare Talent For Not Admitting You Were Right in the First Place": Painted wood with quirky typography Date: Early 20th century Dimensions: 12.5 inches wide x 13 inches high x 2 inch

Incredible just under 6 foot early folk art hanging Axe advertising trade sign. This unique trade sign features a wooden handle with a hollow tin axe head. Has some damage and wear from use and age. D

Late 19th century hanging Iron and Tin Shoe Trade Sign. Old painted surface. 19th century. Overall  L27" H 19". Tin Shoe Only  L 13-1/2" H 7-3/4".

Early 20thc folk art carved wooden tobacco store trade sign pipe. 1 1/4" expansion line at bowl. 13 1/2" long. Red/white/blue striped around the bowl and black stem. Untouched- all original. Other wis

UNUSUAL EARLY 20TH CENTURY SHEET METAL PAINTED INDIAN FOLK ART ADVERTISING SIGN OF A NATIVE AMERICAN BRAVE HOLDING A TOMAHAWK IN A WAR LIKE STANCE W/ BOW AND ARROWS IN QUIVER - IN OLDER PAINT - CIGAR

SPORTSMEN CLUB sign, early 20th Century Folk art carved nautical compass motif design. Complex faceted font. Upstate NY. 11 1/2 h x 20 w Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you

Early to mid 20th century having a very nice surface. H23 3/4" W48" Sold from the collection of a Granitteville, South Carolina gentleman.

Oversized folk art carved and painted folk art rooster. Probably used as a poultry sign. Found in Virginia. Early to mid 20th century. Well constructed. Feet mortised into base. Condition: Original co

late 19th/early 20th century. oil on canvas of Jersey cow. stretched on wood board. H24 1/4" W30"

Likely early 20th century. The piece having been cutout and carved in rough sawn wood and with tree branch trim adorned at top with nailed bottle caps and then a real spur at one boot. H21" W23 1/2" S

LEWISTON, MAINE FOLK ART PAINTED TRADE SIGN, (Updated 3/3/2023) single-sided shield form advertising a hotel, featuring gilt lettering on a black schmaltz ground. Original surface. Late 19th/early 20t

Early 20th century, wood, painted white h. 14 w. 20 d. 12 in. Provenance: A longtime Bedford, NY resident and collector

American, early 20th Century. Wood. Folding razor shape in old paint reading "SHAVE.". By J. Compratt Stray Horse Studio. 14.5"h. 30"l. 2.75"d.

AMERICAN FOLK ART GILT PINE TRADE SIGN LETTER, with likely original gilt surface and black smaltz / sand-painted edging. Late 19th/early 20th century.15" HOA. Provenance: Property from a Youngstown, O

American Folk Art tole merchant's trade sign,possibly constructed from a weathervane, late 19th / early 20th century, depicting a man on a cart driving a horse with carriage. 17.25” H x 33.5&#82

Title: Folk art CHRISTMAS MORNING wooden sign Date: Early 20thc. Dimensions: 1 1/4" x 11 1/2". All original. Probably was used with a Christmas tree fence. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to a

FiIRST CLASS / THIRD CLASS sign, c. 1920s Folk art double-sided diminutive sign. Great surface & graphics. Pennsylvania. 2 1/2 h x 18 w Early 20th c Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $40 to anywhere wi

AMERICAN FOLK ART FIGURAL CAST-IRON BUTCHER'S TRADE SIGN, with embossed plaque marked "GLOEKER'S / PATENT / OCT. 18, 1887 / S. OPPENHEIMER & CO. / CHICAGO & NEW YORK". Retaining an early painted surfa

American, early 20th century, long wooden handle with oversized sheet metal pointed blade, 47 x 15-3/4 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum