Wayne Fisher's American Design

12/30/2021

Great array of items currently in the shop. I plan to be open New Year’s Day. Text me with questions about any item - 703.836.6043.

11/17/2021

Very interesting Victorian (Mary Gregory) glass arrived at the shop this week. Call to see it or visit the shop. 703.836.6043

Wayne Fisher is a name and face familiar to most all who collect country, folk, decorative art and Americana. His lifetime of collecting, displaying, purveying, and designing with antiques have evolved into a style that is distinctively his own.

01/18/2018

Wayne Fisher has re-opened his American Design Shop at 114 South Royal Street with a quirky mix of new finds and pieces from his collection of more than 40 years. This is a new treasure hunt. Open most Saturdays, by appointment or by chance. To visit, call or text Wayne at 703-836-6043.

11/16/2011

02/20/2010

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Wayne Fisher has been in the business of collecting and selling Americana for nearly 30 years.

02/16/2010

Recently acquired the most diminutive of the toy castles made in Germany for the western market, complete and all original paint surface... 13 pieces assemble to the base (8" x 12"). Height at tallest is 8 1/2 inches. Price to facebook fans $295!

01/27/2010

A charming example of early 20th century Folk Art found on Maryland's Eastern Shore, signed "C. Webb." Probably made in the 1930's. 12" h. $365. Price to "fans" $295.

01/21/2010

Just decided to part with this treasure of a squirrel cage... Bought about 20 years ago from an Indiana collection. The only one I've ever seen with paint decorated surface to look like a schoolhouse. c 1850-70. $1950 (less 20% to "fans").

12/22/2009

A rare surviving example of figurative wicker probably made for a salesman who sold wicker furniture & accessories c1875-90; found in Richmond, VA attic.

12/21/2009

Large, folk "landscape" or marble dust drawing a self-taught rendition from WM bartletts "Am. Scenery" portfolio c1840

12/20/2009

A handsome late 19th century arrow bannerette weathervane with great old painted surface of gold leaf & ochre paint