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Artist unidentified, “Pocket Watch Trade Sign,” United States, 1875–1900, Paint on cast metal, …
Pocket Watch Trade Sign
Artist unidentified, “Pocket Watch Trade Sign,” United States, 1875–1900, Paint on cast metal, …
Artist unidentified, “Pocket Watch Trade Sign,” United States, 1875–1900, Paint on cast metal, 15 × 2 3/4 in., Collection American Folk Art Museum, New York, Gift of Laura Harding, 1985.17.10. Photo by Gavin Ashworth
Record Details

Pocket Watch Trade Sign

Artist
Date1875–1900
Place/RegionUnited States
MediumPaint on cast metal
Dimensions15 x 2 3/4 "
Credit LineGift of Laura Harding
Accession number1985.17.10
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Eagle and Shield Weathervane
Artist unidentified
c. 1800
1982.6.4
Artist unidentified, “Optician Sign”, Possibly Pennsylvania, 1900, Gilded and painted cast zinc…
Optician Sign
Artist unidentified
1900
1985.17.1
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Andiron
Artist unidentified
1795 - 1805
1977.17.6
Artist unidentified, “Redhead”, United States, 1880–1900, Cast iron, 6 × 6 3/4 × 15 in., Collec…
Canvasback
Artist unidentified
1880–1900
1985.17.13
Artist unidentified, “Canvasback”, United States, 1880–1900, Cast iron, 5 × 6 3/4 × 14 in., Col…
Canvasback
Artist unidentified
1880–1900
1985.17.14
Artist unidentified, “Andirons”, United States, 1795 - 1805, Cast iron, 12 × 14 in each., Colle…
Andiron
Artist unidentified
1795 - 1805
1977.17.7
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Untitled (Doll in Blue with Pleated Skirt)
Morton Bartlett
c. 1940–1950
1998.10.6
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Unknown Disciple
Howard Finster
1976–1977
1987.7.6
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Untitled
Jesse Aaron
c. 1968–1979
2021.6.3
Jesse Aaron, “Mask”, Gainesville, Florida, c. 1972, Cypress wood with cast resin, 22 x 23 x 4 i…
Untitled
Jesse Aaron
c. 1972
2022.14.2
Probably WIlton Products, Inc., “Door Stops in the Form of Amish Couple”, Lancaster or Wrightsv…
Door Stops in the Form of Amish Couple
1870
1985.37.14
Cat Bootscraper Artist Unknown Photographer unidentified
Cat Bootscraper
Artist unidentified
1900
1979.22.1