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Martin Van Buren: Folk Art Wall Plaque. Impressive carved wooden display, measuring 16.5" x 11" overall. The top part has an acorn finial and sheath of wheat. A star-studded horseshoe is suspended below, encircling a five-pointed star with inserted paper portrait of Martin Van Buren, likely published by Nathaniel Currier. The wood is gilded. Given that the insert was likely excised from a composite of all the presidents (first introduced in 1844), we feel this wonderful piece dates from 1844 when Van Buren was a hopeful or 1848, when he ran on the Free Soil ticket. The best Van Buren 3-D item.

Condition: Missing three stars on the horseshoe. The sheaf of wheat has a lateral split in the middle.


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Auction Dates
November, 2023
13th-14th Monday-Tuesday
Bids + Registered Phone Bidders: 1
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Sold on Nov 13, 2023 for: $625.00
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