1930s Folk Art
English Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Silk
Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
German Black Forest Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
American Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Plastic, Bakelite, Birdseye Maple
Danish Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Pewter
French Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Paper
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wool
French Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Pottery, Ceramic
American Adirondack Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Leather, Wood
Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Bronze
Mexican Primitive Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
Beninese Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Ebony
American Arts and Crafts Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wrought Iron
American Country Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wool
Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Iron
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Copper, Iron
American Adirondack Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Cotton
German Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Iron
American Native American Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wool
American Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Metal
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Plaster, Paint
German Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Brass, Chrome
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wool
English Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Silver, Sterling Silver, Enamel
Canadian Native American Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
American Adirondack Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Cotton, Glass
Hungarian Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Ceramic
Austrian Black Forest Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Tin
British Late Victorian Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Metal
French Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Canvas
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Plywood
American American Craftsman Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Brass, Copper
American Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Canvas, Wood, Paint
American Industrial Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Iron, Nickel
German Bauhaus Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Iron
Austrian Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Metal
American Adirondack Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
French Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Brass, Chrome
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Tin
Malian Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Shell, Wood
American Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
Spanish Industrial Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Metal
French Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Marble, Bronze
American Adirondack Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Cotton
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Other
Dutch Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Tin
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Cotton
Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Brass
American Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Paper
Swiss Mid-Century Modern Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Stoneware
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Cotton
English Art Deco Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Bone, Fruitwood
American Folk Art Vintage 1930s Folk Art
Wood
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