Folk Art Carved Eagle Cane, TN or NC

Crook handle single piece of unknown hardwood with handle carved into open beaked eagles head with brown glass eyes, carved ribbon banner below with engraved army tent and initials CV, ferrule is bras

carving reads "Fraternity Charity and Patriotism" amid stars, crosses, anchors and shields. Finish wear, crack, losses. 4 3/4" wide, 37" long. Provenance: A Greenwich CT Estate.

including a Victorian shoe handled and a Mexican cane with eagle, snake, cactus and shield decoration. Age cracks to Mexican cane. Largest: 3 3/4" wide, 38 1/2" long. Provenance: Property of a Greenwi

A good folk art cane presented to Edward Beal by the carver William G Morris, cane depicts a carved eagle, carved and painted US flag, Naval anchors, stars and moon, with carved verse- Xmas Greetings

a very well carved folk art cane ca. 1930 by carver Miles Beam from China Grove, NC. Very good first surface paint. A fantastic carved hand holding a man by the throat. 35" length

a grouping of 3 canes one depicting an eagle carved into an ax head. One a stag handle, and one a natural root cane. 34" to 36" in length

One of the Rarest of Rare Folk Art Hand-Carved & Polychrome Painted Cane - full-bodied American Eagle with Federal Shield on a beehive, eagle is 8 1/2" H, front and back sides with heads of a black ma

Early 19th Century folk art cane, inscribed with owners name J. A. Stewart on shield with stars. Carved eagle head handle, shaft with two eagles, snake, alligator, and foliate decoration. Metal tip. O

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, bold form having rattlesnake-entwined shaft, spread-wing eagle and shield below knop handle, thimble ferrule. Retaining likely original surface. Together

20th c. eagle atop American flag bunting in cannonball base. 24 3/8" high, 30 wide. Property of a NC gentleman.

Civil War Era Folk Art Cane in worn original blue, red, and black paint. Carved eagle head and incised federal shield on handle. Untouched surface. 34 1/2 " long. Please note that this lot has a confi

One with green stained alligator and serpent design, one possibly Mexican with eagle, snake and burned wood carved lizard. One deeply carved ball top with snake,figures, birds and oxen. Tallest measur

B.L. Cherokee Eagle Claw Carved Pipe. Carved wood. Excellent condition. 13" long x 2"h. Provenance: Museum of The American Indian, Cherokee, N.C. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

signed Mexico. Classic Mexican cane ca. 1910 with the lizard mouth at top and the eagle holding a snake as seen on the Mexican Flag. 35.5"L

1861-1865, L-handle, fully relief carved and stained shaft; eagle handle; eagle with banner; (6) full figure soldiers and sailors; eagle on cannon and flag; (20) to (30) assorted symbols, including ca

(L) dog head handle; Fully relief carved shaft with flying eagle, prancing horse, bull, stag, flowers, leaves, vines; Hardwood; Original finish; metal ferrule; normal wear; L-36"; VG-EX

Randolph County, NC an upper end carving of a hand holding a scroll or a piece of wood. Very finely carved. Very great detail in the finger nails. Lengh is 37"

Attributed to John Haley Bellamy (American/Maine, 1836-1914). Carved and painted eagle plaque with a banner reading "Don't Give Up the Ship". Apparently unmarked. Provenance: Sold for $8.860 at James

Large folk art eagle. Carved wood with original finish. American, 19th century. H 18-1/2" W 47" D 22-1/2". Provenance: Bill Greenspon, Fred Giampietro Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://

Item: Civil War officer's folk art carved cane or walking stick Date: Circa 1861. Dimensions: The walking stick is about 34 1/2" tall Additional Information: Fabulous Civil War officer's folk art carv

Pair of folk art carved chairs in the form of an eagle or hawk, each with their neck craned to the ground to eat a grub. Each carved form a single massive piece of wood.Each, height: 35 1/2 in x width

Thomas Jefferson Craddock, born around 1849 was a Civil War veteran who carved and sold his wares at Jefferson's Tomb at Monticello. Carved with a hand, animals, raised lettering, and geometric de

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, shaft featuring an intertwining serpent with elaborate scales and applied brass tack eyes, and with turtle and lizard figures, terminating in a dog head

American, late-19th early-20th Century. The first with green-painted vines, with fish, and two snakes, 36"l.; natural finish cane, 35.5"l.; and black snake cane, 37.25"l.