comprising: bride marionette, having papier mache head and hands, carved wood feet, fabric gown and flowers, mesh veil, raised on wood plinth, right foot stamped "Mexico", figure 14-1/2 in.; Jose Luis Reyes Martinez terracotta figure, (Mexican, 20th/21st century), depicting a standing female holding her floral skirt, braided hair, signed "Jose Luis R.M." to verso and dated "Maya 2016", further inscribed "Hecho en Mexico", 11-1/4 in.; Onis Woodard carved and painted figure, (Texan, 1927-2011), depicting a standing male with contemporary clothing, backwards cap, painted gold chain necklaces and earrings, raised on plinth base signed to base, 17-3/4 in.; Daniel Mejia Villega friar figure, 2004, depicting a standing painted and carved wood figure depicting a friar, holding rosary in one hand, Bible in the other, signed "Daniel Mejia Villega" and dated "20-07-04", 16 in.; M.F. Moring metal figure, 20th century, depicting a profile of a standing lady with crown and holding a cross, signed to verso "MF Moring" and dated "90", raised on metal base, 18-1/2 in.

Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

marionette loss to paint, discoloration, fading, scratching, scuffing; terracotta figure mild scratching, discoloration, anomalies (as made), small hairlines; Onis Woodard scratching, scuffing, discoloration, right foot detached from base, breaks to both elbows, residue, flaking to paint; friar scratching, scuffing, minor losses to paint, residue; metal figure rusting, discoloration, loss to paint, spotting, anomalies (as made)