Antique American Tramp Art Carved Wood Crucifix John Zadora Pennsylvania 1900 Sculpture and sleek design for a

and sleek design for a variety of settings

housed under non-reflective UV glass

to the center the clock of geometric stepped form with four colors of variegated marble and is adorned with a a cold-painted bronzed spelter female beauty playing a tambourine and to the right size is a young girl dancing

The chest made of solid elm and of diminutive size and is richly carved throughout with chip and gouge-carved geometric decoration of concentric circles

Antique American Tramp Art Carved Wood Crucifix John Zadora Pennsylvania 1900 Sculpture and sleek design for aA good large antique American Tramp Art crucifix, by John Zadora, Pennsylvania circa 1900. The crucifix as with many tramp art works is chip carved from found wood, cigar boxes or shipping crates this one most likely pine, the crucifix is raised on a geometric pyramid stepped base. The central figure of Christ (corpus) and accompanying plaques of a skull and crossbones and a saw tooth sun behind Christ's head are all made of white metal. The crucifix