Ziebarth's

An exceptional early 20th-century salesman’s paint-color display advertising Blood’s Durable House Paint, manufactured by T. L. Blood & Co. of Minnesota. The black-painted wooden fra...

Signed lower right “GEO M. SMITH/1946.” Measures a monumental 54 1/4 inches x 42 1/4 inches framed. Canvas measures 48 x 36 inches. Excellent condition. Provenance: From a Midwes...

A wonderfully graphic early American tailor or dry-cleaning trade sign advertising “MEN’S SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED 35¢.” Bold gold lettering is presented against a richly textured b...

A striking early Western Apache pictorial basketry olla, finely coiled in willow and devil’s claw. The generously proportioned vessel has a rounded body, constricted neck, and flarin...

An appealing early American veterinary trade sign reading “NEWARK SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL,” dating to approximately 1920. Hand-painted gold lettering stands prominently against a black...

An extraordinary one-of-a-kind courtroom scene by Diné (Navajo) artist Jesse Gurule, commissioned as a wedding gift for a Pennsylvania attorney. Carved and painted entirely by hand, ...

An exceptional large-scale American folk art whirligig depicting a World War I doughboy operating the mechanism of a windmill. Constructed from carved and assembled wood with sheet-m...

An exceptional early folk art table cover, hand-sewn in wool appliqué and embroidery, dating to approximately 1870–1890. The bold composition centers on a large diamond-shaped reserv...

An exceptional Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) bandolier bag from the Great Lakes region, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. The broad shoulder strap and lower bag panel are extens...

A handsome late-19th-century New England spice cabinet constructed from stained birch and poplar. The diminutive cabinet features seven drawers arranged as three pairs of smaller dr...

A visually striking American hooked rug featuring an elaborate, symmetrical arrangement of geometric motifs in nearly ten distinct colors, circa 1920-1940. The composition is organi...

A finely constructed Inuit model kayak, likely dating from the early 20th century and possibly originating in the Western Canadian Arctic. The long, narrow vessel is formed from a l...

A charming mid-20th-century American painted wooden trade sign advertising “BIRD CARVINGS,” likely dating to the 1940s-1950s. The shaped blue board is bordered in gold and decorated...

A beautifully rendered portrait by George Raab (American, 1866–1943), an important early Wisconsin painter, educator, and longtime figure in Milwaukee’s artistic community. Painted ...

A rare hand-carved wooden weaving heddle attributed to the Meskwaki (Sac and Fox) people of the Great Lakes and Prairie regions, dating to the 19th century or earlier. The arched cr...

A compelling religious watercolor and ink drawing by Stephen J. M. Palmer (American, 1882–1965), the distinctive Wisconsin visionary and outsider artist. Dating circa 1954–1965, the ...

An exceptional late 19th-century Native American elaborately decorated sheath, attributed to the Great Lakes or Eastern Woodlands region. Probably Ojibwe/Chippewa. The dark cloth she...

An exceptional late 19th-century Native American pipe attributed to the Great Lakes region, dating circa 1880–1890. The substantial catlinite bowl is ornamented with contrasting pewt...

A striking Native American drum attributed to Cochiti Pueblo, New Mexico, dating to the early 20th century. The cylindrical wooden body is fitted with stretched rawhide heads secured...

A finely proportioned diminutive American treen bowl fashioned from richly figured burl wood, dating to the late 18th or early 19th century. The deeply hollowed circular bowl rises a...

An expressive pair of fully beaded hide moccasins attributed to the Lakota of the Northern Plains, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. Constructed with tall hide cuffs and...

A remarkably intricate trompe-l’œil still life by Aaron Bohrod (American, 1907–1992), one of Wisconsin’s most celebrated 20th-century artists. Titled Cornucopia, the painting present...

After Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (Spanish, 1617–1682) Boys Playing Dice and The Little Fruit Seller Continental School, likely Italian, 18th Century Oil on canvas Offered as a matched...

A superb 19th century sporting painting depicting two poised hunting dogs standing alert at the edge of a marsh as waterfowl rise in the distance. Executed in oil on canvas and signe...

A boldly formed American burl bowl, hewn from a single substantial section of highly figured timber. The broad, asymmetrical basin is flanked by integral pierced handles and displays...

A charming matched pair of American red ware figures depicting seated spaniels, made in Pennsylvania during the 19th century. Each hollow-molded redware dog is animated by long penda...

Monumental Full-Bodied Rooster Weathervane Dimensions: 23" H x 24" W A superb monumental full-bodied rooster weathervane, retaining an appealing early painted surface with traces of...

An exceptional powder horn embellished with dense, finely incised foliate carving. Scrolling leaves and rococo-inspired ornament follow the natural curve of the horn, creating a rich...

An elegant early yarn swift constructed in wood, iron, brass, and flexible bone. The finely turned standard rises from a shaped cross-form base, while the expanding framework reflect...

A remarkable American folk art carving depicting a long-tailed dog standing on all fours. The elongated body, gently articulated legs, applied leather ears, and inset eyes give the d...

An expressive American folk art duck carving depicted in a low feeding posture with its bill open. The maker emphasized the bird’s long, outstretched neck and broad, flattened body, ...

An exceptional American folk art game-of-chance wheel, painted in red, black, and ochre and personalized with the names of its original participants around the perimeter. A series of...

A spirited American folk art pood carved from wood and enlivened with a boldly painted surface. Carved by Aaron Mountz. Aaron Mountz was born in 1873 in Cumberland County, PA. He was...

A wonderfully expressive American folk art horse carved from wood and retaining a dark, time-softened painted surface. Fitted with a diminutive leather saddle and a natural horsehair...

A richly rendered American harvest still life by Alfred Montgomery, an artist best known for his distinctive paintings of corn. A gathering of dried ears fills the foreground, their ...

A visually striking Native American beaded vest attributed to an Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) artist of the Great Lakes region, dating to the late ...