Midcentury Hand-Carved West African Wooden Bust gourd tea cup This sign likely comes from

This sign likely comes from a drag-racing track and features stenciled lettering against a (formerly) white backdrop

Many Remington Rand pieces around this time saw military use - though this particular card catalog is in exceptional condition

A quintessential example of mid-century shop utility

These mirrors were produced by French ateliers in the late 1800s and often hung in grand salons or entrance halls

and tarnish consistent with age and outdoor use

Midcentury Hand-Carved West African Wooden Bust gourd tea cup This sign likely comes fromc. 1950s 1970s; West African Origin Hand carved hardwood bust depicting an elongated, stylized portrait with sharply defined features and textured coiffure. The form follows modernist influences while retaining hallmarks of traditional African carving with smooth planes, minimal tool marks, and abstracted geometry that emphasize grace and expression. Likely crafted as a studio or tourist export piece when West African artisans were introducing