The House of Antiques has dated this American Folk Art Whirligig to the 1910s.
A brilliant example of early 20th Century American folk art. In the form of a hand carved wooden double sided whirligig figure. It would originally have had paddle arm and mounted to a base at one point. With very unusual carved facial features and naïve painted body. In our humble opinion this is a work of art and highly sculptural in its current form.

Size of inches approx.: H 16” x W 3.5” x D 3”
Completely solid in structure and form, with natural wear, loss of surface detail, the paint has worn away over years of being outside, missing its paddle arms, a lovely example in this form and highly sculptural.
These objects are old so please expect wear and tear as some are over 100 years old and untouched in form.
The House of Antiques has dated this American Folk Art Whirligig to the 1910s.
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