Children's Wooden spin toy, hold the bottom and move it around to get the boy to spin around

Great Bottle with lovely Black Americana Caricature of a Black Waiter holding tray of drinks.. From the National Tea Importing Co, Salt Late City, Utah

Nice larger children's beach pail. Has usual usage and age related wear to it and measures approx 5.5" tall and 5.5" wide

Made in Hong Kong, for the UK/French and German markets.. construction set... Bo Measures approx - 10" x 6"

Measuring 33 inches long x 15 inches high, this vintage 1869, black ink, original lithograph was published as an art supplement to Appleton's Journal.

The litho was executed by John Karst with his signature appearing in the lower left hand corner. Highly detailed, the litho reproduces a bustling New Orleans' dock scene featuring numerous slaves at work.

This litho was professionally re-framed using museum-quality, acid-free materials in 2004...

Measuring only 2.75 inches high, this darling 1920's Black Memorabilia souvenir piece is in amazing condition considering its delicate, sea shell construction.

A tiny bisque black boy holding a watermelon slice is seated on a throne of sea shells. The name of the location that this sea shell souvenir was meant to commemorate is worn and is no longer readable.

Two very minor chips are present as shown in photos which do not detract from the beauty of this piece!

Offered is the 1928, 2nd edition of Helen Bannerman's, Little Black Sambo book published by the Platt & Munk Company of New York and illustrated by one of P & M's noted artists, Eulalie...

Nice early puzzle, complete. Box has one split on the bottom and one side of the box lid is pretty worn, please see photos

Very nice and untouched original Jolly Ni**er Bank. Perfect working order and heavy.

Early paper label can for Dunham’s Cocoanut, multi-color graphic label featuring great image of monkey hitting black native in head w/ cocoanut

This vintage 1920's Austrian, cast iron figural group is an authentic piece that was carefully hand-painted some 100 years ago! Austrian pieces of this era were known for their fine craftsmanship and attention to detail.

The darling boy and girl seated on a tree stump measures 2 3/8 inches high. With the exception of the girl's missing right leg, this seldom-found piece is in overall fine condition with age-related paint scrapes here and there...

Three light plastic jazz band Christmas Cracker Decorations from Barratt & Co

Nice Survivor of Box and Bottle of Polish with Black Americana Graphics on it, cleaning the shoe. there is still dried white powder remaining (may try and remove before shipping if required). Box and Bottle paper label in decent condition. Bottle Measures approx 5" Tall and 2" Wide Box measures approx - 5.7" Long and 2.3" Wide

All Complete and in working order, I suspect this was made in Japan and the instructions booklet was Printed in this case, in France. Plastic Figures are mounted on the metal mechanical windup bases and then it moves around and they fight!!!

Novelty Metal Bottle Top Opener and Cork Screw. the Cork screw pulls out from the body.

A wonderful and quite rare piece of 1950's Black Memorabilia!!

This unique, Japanese made, 6" tall Black Sailor or Pirate ceramic nodder by UCAGCO is in mint condition--no cracks, chips, paint wear or repaint!!! Any white spots, etc in photos are purely the function of poor photography!

This interesting fellow wears blue and white striped pants, yellow and green shirt, and yellow jacket. His head nods "yes" and his flowered-painted fan can be made to wave in any direction...

Nice sized French Coffee tin from Marseille, has wear and some dents to it but makes a great display item. Measures approx - 5.5" in diameter and 7" Tall

Measuring just 2.25 inches in height (minus the hair!!), this extremely RARE, clear glass Golliwogg Perfume Bottle was sold by VIGNY Perfumeries of Paris, France in the 1920’s.

The clear glass perfume was the second version of the Vigny “Le Golliwogg” perfume produced from the 1920’s into the 1930’s. The bottle design and name are based on a character created by Englishwoman, Florence K. Upton, around the turn of the 20th century...