Thomas Jefferson Craddock VA Folk Art Cane

Thomas Jefferson Craddock. Thomas Jefferson Presidential Cane. c. 1895. Carved and stained wood. Cut near Jefferson's Tomb in Monticello, VA. Excellent condition. 35" long. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship: $5

DESCRIPTION: Thomas Jefferson Craddock folk art cane. Finished wood with carvings of animals, leaves, and the University of Virginia Rotunda. Text carved into stick (from top to bottom) "University VA

Thomas Jefferson Craddock (American (Albemarle County, Virginia), 1845-1918), late 19th to early 20th century. Carved wooden folk art cane or walking stick, decorated with biographical information per

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

Carved folk art cane by Thomas Jefferson Craddock, (b. circa 1849) a Civil War veteran who carved and sold his wares at Jefferson's Tomb at Monticello. The cane is carved over every inch and includes

Carved folk art cane by Thomas Jefferson Craddock, (b. circa 1849) a Civil War veteran who carved and sold his wares at Jefferson's Tomb at Monticello. The cane is carved over every inch and includes

Maker of cane, Thomas Jefferson Craddock, carved and sold versions of this cane at the Statesman, Thomas Jefferson's tomb. Craddock served in the 5th Virginia Cavalry. Circa 1890's. Animal figures, ma

Thomas Jefferson Craddock. (1845-1918. Virginia) Thomas Jefferson Presidential Tribute Cane. Late 19th to early 20th century. Carved and stained wood. Overall length 36.25". Original ferrule. Very goo

Carved from wood found near Jefferson's Tomb Monticello, VA. 34 3/4 inches.

Relief carved, L-handle; birth, death, accomplishments, dying words, Masonic symbol, horseshoe, birds, duck, animlas, snake, etc.; hardwood; original finish; no ferrule; normal wear; L-34 1/2", G-VG

Relief carved, Straight shaft; Monument, birth, death, tomb, wrote Declaration of Independence, president, dying words, birds, animals, horseshoe, university, etc; Softwood; Original finish; metal fer

31.75"L - folk art carved cane. Excellent carving. Fine aged condition. Great patina.

Unusual carved wooden gavel by Thomas Jefferson Craddock, (born circa 1842) a Civil War veteran who carved and sold walking sticks and other items near Thomas Jefferson's tomb at Monticello after the

J. D. Christianson; straight shaft; relief carved into bark; Christianson was a confederate veteran who was a resident of Robert E. Lee Veterans homes in Richmond VA and carved several canes, one of w

fantastic carved cane by Jeff Crook of Roanoke VA 75"L

Late 19th-early 20th century. Nicely carved cane with Maltese cross and vining leaves with spiraling verse "It was so hard to say good by...the owner of this cane is B.F. Thomas, who are you?" 36.5"l.

American, late 20th century. Carved sow, signed and dated "'Pie', Nancy Thomas Yorktown, VA. 1983 #26". 11.25"h. 21"l. and five signed and dated piglets, 4"h. with original paint.

CARVED AND PAINTED. CARVED HAND AND A HEART AT HANDGRIP. INSCRIPTIONS ON SHAFT "...CARVED BY THOMAS PEFFLEY OF LADOGA, IND. JANUARY, 1909..." FISH, OPEN BOOK, MEDAL, FLOWER IN POT, POCKET KNIFE, SAW,

Ten metal bound prints on board with seasonal metal finials. All are signed, Nancy Thomas, (Yorktown, Va) and dated in lower right.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Conditions. Please re

Oscar L Spencer (b 1908 - d 1993) Blue Ridge, VA. Lots of detail strike marks on this cane for the scaling. 17" x 11.5"

"George Washington's Country" by Marietta Minnigerode Andrews, published 1930 by E.P. Dutton & Co., which contains several pages on Thomas Jefferson Cradock and his "Jefferson Canes" among many intere

28" wide X 14" high. Some holes and rusting. Back: "Nancy Thomas #3 1982. Nancy Thomas is a contemporary American folk artist of Norfolk, VA . Nancy's art appears in the homes of thousands of collecto

one of the best canes to surface in the past decade. This carved and painted cane features a beuty at the top that is almost 8" long. With earing and hair jewelry. The paint is excellent. Turn the can

folk carved cane of an African Americans head ca. 1870 with marks down the shaft of the Smith & Allen Slave and Livestock Sale 35"L