Portrait of an Indian or Mexican girl, in vibrant colors oil on canvas 20" x 16" canvas size. Signed lower right.

A perfect matched pair of window shades, painted on oil cloth. I mounted these on a stretcher and lined them so they can be displayed as decorative paintings. They were cleaned minimally and would be a great addition to an interior. Each panel measures 58 1/4" x 33 1/4"

Pastel on heavy paper, 10.5" x 8.5" signed lower left. Born in Ohio, Helmick spent the last 20 years of his life in Washington, DC, His work is included in the collections of the corcoran Gallery of Art and the National Museum of American Art.

This oval pastel portrait is a charming folk art piece from the first half of the 19th C. It is painted on tan paper and measures 16.5" x 13" and 19" x 16" framed.

Signed: "Swindells" this illustrative drawing depicts famous strongman Eugene Sandow and boxer Otis Lambert, 20" x 17" charcoal on paper. Early 20th C.

An extraordinary piece of Americana folk art. Jacob Henry Wrestling's Family, 18" x 20" watercolor and ink on paper in the original frame. Wonderful border with grape clusters, leaves and berries. See details in the enlargements. Signed and dated March 4, 1826. No holes or tears.

Having original black/brown paint, this cupboard with bold skirt and backsplash is usable as a server as well. Found in NC.

Of the type made by Samuel Gragg, this rush seated chair has original painted decoration.

Oil on artist board, a bright and colorful sketch of a clown, 12" x 9" and signed lower right. Painted about 1935-40.

Carved pine. 43" high and 32" wide.

22.5" x 23" theorum on velvet. Minor staining. Circa 1840.

Although widely found in American homes, these early mirrors are of unknown origin. Reverse painted on glass reserves. 17.5" x 12" Pre-1800 and Continental.