Hand Painted American Furkin

Rare 19th Century Hand Painted American or European Advertising Automoton, probably done for a Haberdashery, 29 x 39", 38 x 48" Framed. The main area of clockwork is located in the middle of the1st fl

HAND PAINTED LENOX AMERICAN BELLEEK VASE WITH CHRYSANTHEMUM FLOWERS OVER LIGHT PINK OPALESCENT GROUND & SCROLLED GILT HANDLES ; ca. EARLY 20thC - 6 1/2" x 18 3/4"

Grouping of hand painted American Belleek, Belleek Willets, and early Lenox porcelain, includes American Belleek floral decorated chamberstick artist initialed on bottom, 6 1/2", Belleek Willets teapo

Grouping of hand painted American Belleek and porcelain, includes 8" floral decorated vase, two 4 1/4" vases, three heart shaped dresser trays, 6 1/4" and smaller, a crescent shaped bon-bon dish, 9",

American Belleek porcelain tankard with a hand painted floral and grape design in tones of soft pinks and greens. Stamped on bottom. Measures 14.5 inches tall x 7.5 inches wide. Very small chip on rim

Collection of hand painted American Belleek, Belleek Willets and Lenox porcelain, includes twenty pieces of American Belleek salts and a swan dish, 4 1/4", eight Belleek Willets salts, five Lenox gree

1988, with original box, measures 7 1/2 x 5 1/4 x 4 inside

[4] Assorted Russian Nesting Dolls Hand Painted American Presidents. size: 9.5 11.5h 4.5 5w

Hand Painted American Folk Art Still Life Panel. Floral scene with butterfly. Measures 33 x 29 inches. From a New Canaan, Connecticut designer decorated estate.

Large Handpainted American Tole Tray by lowcountry artist, Barbara Keller. Flowers and foliage . Measures 17 3/4"x13 3/4"x1 1/4". Weight 2 pds. Barbara Keller is a self-taught artist residing in Murre

Circa 1912 Folky Handmade Old Vintage 48 Star U.S. American Flag. Hand painted on both sides; red & cream stripes, bold blue canton with white "star" dots painted on card stock paper. On July 4, 1912,

53. FALLOWS FANCY GOODS & TOYS WAGON | Top condition for early hand painted American tin, circa 1870s, large example with colorful wagon stenciled "Fancy Goods, Toys & Notions" on sides, drawn by a si

By George Brown Company Forestville, Ct. - Circa 1880 - 6.75" L Provenance: Gary Smith Collection Exceptional All Original Condition Within the collecting category of hand-painted American tin toys, f

1377. ALTHOF BERGMANN RAILROAD OMNIBUS | Hand painted American tin omnibus is painted in two tone red body with white roof and green side band which is stenciled “Rail Road Omnibus,” features rear

152. STEVENS HORSE DRAWN CAST IRON SLEIGH | Early hand painted American tin horse at front with an ornate cast iron sleigh in rear, reigns are able to hinge. | The Curtis & Linda Smith Collection. | 1

American. 1890s. Wood. Original crazed paint, heart shaped frame with photographic image within horseshoe. Patriotic hand-painted American flags. 10.5 x 9.5". Horseshoe with minor losses. CODE:FOL

Hand Carved and Hand Painted American Eagle Plaque Made 60 Years Ago for American Heritage Magazine to Represent Their Logo. The plaque hung in the office of American Heritage Magazine. 44 inches x 16

JAMES FALLOWS EARLY AMERICAN TIN MILK WAGON. Hand painted American tin wagon done in green, stenciled "Pure Milk" on sides with stencil of cow image, red tin seat, golden horse with black main and tai

Early hand painted American tin, stenciled sides of paddle wheel read "Snowflake", tall stack at front of deck along with captains quarters, cast iron spoke wheels, clockwork driven, very scarce examp

192. SMALL GEORGE BROWN HORSE DRAWN GIG | Medium scale hand painted American tin platform toy depicting a single horse pulling an open trotter type gig. | The Curtis & Linda Smith Collection. | 9" l.

Attributed to Hull & Stafford, circa 1880's, early hand painted American tin toy, depicts young lad in yellow outfit along side of his brown dog, spoke wheeled green platform base. 6" l.

Early hand painted American tin train set, locomotive drawing small four wheel tender, and two passenger cars with ornate cut out windows. Locomotive 5" l.

Two Hand Painted American Tin Somersaulting Novelty Toys - By James Fallows - Philadelphia - Late 1880's - 6 1/2" Long

Germany, hand painted, American market oil car marked "Standard Oil" and gondola, both four wheel cars. 3 1/2" l.