Early 20th Century Folk Art
Kenyan Tribal Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood
American Adirondack Vintage Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood
German Early 20th Century Folk Art
Metal
Folk Art Antique Early 20th Century Folk Art
Tin
German Baroque Antique Early 20th Century Folk Art
Quartz
Swedish Folk Art Early 20th Century Folk Art
Pine
American Folk Art Vintage Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood, Paint
Swedish Folk Art Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood
American Folk Art Antique Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wool, Cotton
Moroccan Moorish Early 20th Century Folk Art
Ceramic
North American Native American Early 20th Century Folk Art
Twine, Wood, Paint
American Navajo Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wool
American Native American Early 20th Century Folk Art
Multi-gemstone, Silver
French Early 20th Century Folk Art
Zinc
Mexican Folk Art Vintage Early 20th Century Folk Art
Metal
American Adirondack Early 20th Century Folk Art
Iron
Spanish Jugendstil Early 20th Century Folk Art
Ceramic
Folk Art Vintage Early 20th Century Folk Art
Walnut
Japanese Showa Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood, Chestnut
African Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood
American Adirondack Early 20th Century Folk Art
Hemp
Ghanaian Tribal Early 20th Century Folk Art
Cotton
Nigerian Tribal Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood, Paint
American Adirondack Early 20th Century Folk Art
Sheet Metal
Japanese Taisho Early 20th Century Folk Art
Cotton
Turkish Kilim Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wool, Natural Fiber, Organic Material
Turkish Islamic Early 20th Century Folk Art
Copper
British Folk Art Early 20th Century Folk Art
Pine
American Folk Art Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood
Indonesian Other Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood
Japanese Taisho Early 20th Century Folk Art
Ceramic
English Early 20th Century Folk Art
Brass, Copper
Italian Art Deco Early 20th Century Folk Art
Brass
Burkinabe Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood
Swiss Folk Art Early 20th Century Folk Art
Brass
American Early 20th Century Folk Art
Cotton, Wool
American American Craftsman Early 20th Century Folk Art
Glass, Wood
American Adirondack Early 20th Century Folk Art
Cotton
African Folk Art Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood
American Folk Art Early 20th Century Folk Art
Fabric
Malian Tribal Early 20th Century Folk Art
Ceramic
British Folk Art Early 20th Century Folk Art
Pine
Swedish Folk Art Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood
Austrian Art Nouveau Antique Early 20th Century Folk Art
Metal, Enamel, Iron
American Folk Art Early 20th Century Folk Art
Textile
American Other Vintage Early 20th Century Folk Art
Iron
Unknown Other Antique Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood
Chinese Early 20th Century Folk Art
Brass
Thai Tribal Early 20th Century Folk Art
Silver
American Folk Art Vintage Early 20th Century Folk Art
Iron
Italian Classical Roman Early 20th Century Folk Art
Hardwood, Giltwood
American Adirondack Vintage Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wood
Folk Art Vintage Early 20th Century Folk Art
Gesso, Wood, Paint
German Baroque Antique Early 20th Century Folk Art
Quartz
American Folk Art Early 20th Century Folk Art
Pine
American Country Early 20th Century Folk Art
Iron
French Folk Art Vintage Early 20th Century Folk Art
Reclaimed Wood
Persian Islamic Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wool
English Early 20th Century Folk Art
Porcelain
American Native American Early 20th Century Folk Art
Wool
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