Cane Auction- Ann & Pat Arthur Collection

47. Beheading Cane-C. 1880- A French carved horn

9. Folk-Art English Cane- Mid 19th Century- Inked and

72. Horn Duck Cane- Ca. 1890- A nicely carved horn

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Johnson City, TN, United States

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Cane Auction- Ann & Pat Arthur Collection

Kimball M. Sterling Inc. TFL-1915

A collection of canes and cane related items including fine dress, gadget, gun and sword canes, books, folk-art and cases. This sale will begin at Noon Eastern Time.

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1. Five Fine Folk-Art Canes- Mid to late 19th Century-: 1. Five Fine Folk-Art Canes- Mid to late 19th Century- Average length- 34” $1000-$2000

0001: 1. Five Fine Folk-Art Canes- Mid to late 19th Century-Est. $1,000-$2,000

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2. Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1880- A stylized horn handle of a: 2. Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1880- A stylized horn handle of a dog with a brass end cap, scrimshawed natural branch shaft with plants, birds, snakes, suns and various stars and moons as well as other

0002: 2. Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1880- A stylized horn handle of aEst. $400-$700Lot Passed

3. Native American Folk Cane- Ca. 1880- A native carved: 3. Native American Folk Cane- Ca. 1880- A native carved and woven folk cane of the highest quality, a gold filled top has been applied as a handle, carved horses, Masonic emblems including compasses,

0003: 3. Native American Folk Cane- Ca. 1880- A native carvedEst. $1,400-$1,800Lot Passed

4. Folk-Art Foot Cane- Ca. 1880- An early carved one: 4. Folk-Art Foot Cane- Ca. 1880- An early carved one piece natural branch shaft with its’ original patina and a metal ferrule. Foot length- 4” O.L.- 35 ½” $300-$500

0004: 4. Folk-Art Foot Cane- Ca. 1880- An early carved oneEst. $300-$500Lot Passed

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5. Folk Art English Cane- Mid 19th Century- A one piece: 5. Folk Art English Cane- Mid 19th Century- A one piece fruitwood carved and inked Albert and Victoria folk art cane with various scenes and the family crest including fox hunters on horses,

0005: 5. Folk Art English Cane- Mid 19th Century- A one pieceEst. $1,200-$1,800

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6. Folk-Art “Fox Honten” Cane- Ca. 1810- A one piece: 6. Folk-Art “Fox Honten” Cane- Ca. 1810- A one piece carved and inked English cane with horses, zebras, elephants, lions, chickens, peacocks, carriages, people, it is worked from top to bottom

0006: 6. Folk-Art “Fox Honten” Cane- Ca. 1810- A one pieceEst. $1,000-$1,500

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7. Folk-Art Animal Cane- Ca. 1850- A carved, inked and: 7. Folk-Art Animal Cane- Ca. 1850- A carved, inked and etched hardwood shaft, various animals scrimshawed throughout including what appears to be ostriches, many horned African animals, a giraffe and

0007: 7. Folk-Art Animal Cane- Ca. 1850- A carved, inked andEst. $1,000-$1,500

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8. Folk-Art English Cane- Mid 19th Century- A great: 8. Folk-Art English Cane- Mid 19th Century- A great bulbous handle which is probably a walnut burl, inked on the shaft is probably Queen Elizabeth, a gentleman holding a tray serving wine, various

0008: 8. Folk-Art English Cane- Mid 19th Century- A greatEst. $1,000-$25,200

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9. Folk-Art English Cane- Mid 19th Century- Inked and: 9. Folk-Art English Cane- Mid 19th Century- Inked and etched with cross-hatching, a sun with a face and an owl in a treetop, partridge in a tree, various hearts, a working brick mason, a woodsman

0009: 9. Folk-Art English Cane- Mid 19th Century- Inked andEst. $1,500-$2,500

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10. Folk-Art English Cane- Ca. 1850- A carved one piece: 10. Folk-Art English Cane- Ca. 1850- A carved one piece cane with various carvings including a lion and horse crest with a Maltese cross atop, buildings, fox hunters on horses, hounds and many other

0010: 10. Folk-Art English Cane- Ca. 1850- A carved one pieceEst. $800-$1,200Lot Passed

11. Folk-Art English Cane- Ca. 1840- An unusual inked: 11. Folk-Art English Cane- Ca. 1840- An unusual inked and etched one piece cane with the garden of Eden, tree and snake, peacocks, a whimsical dog with hat, fish, owl, cats and trees, buzzards,

0011: 11. Folk-Art English Cane- Ca. 1840- An unusual inkedEst. $1,200-$1,800Lot Passed

12. Child’s Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1920- A carved exotic: 12. Child’s Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1920- A carved exotic wood child’s cane with no ferrule. O.L.- 24” $250-$400

0012: 12. Child’s Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1920- A carved exoticEst. $250-$400Lot Passed

13. English Folk-Art Cane- Dated 1858- A one piece: 13. English Folk-Art Cane- Dated 1858- A one piece etched and inked British cane which has various animals including rabbits, ducks, horses, swans, houses, a soldier leaning on a tree, and a woman

0013: 13. English Folk-Art Cane- Dated 1858- A one pieceEst. $1,000-$1,300Lot Passed

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14. Folk-Art Money Cane- Late 19th Century- A one piece: 14. Folk-Art Money Cane- Late 19th Century- A one piece carving of a pair of very nicely carved hugging monkeys, original patina, never had a ferrule. H.- 5” x 2 ½” x 2 ½” O.L.- 34”

0014: 14. Folk-Art Money Cane- Late 19th Century- A one pieceEst. $700-$1,000

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15. Group of Four Folk-Art Canes- Ca. 1880- Various: 15. Group of Four Folk-Art Canes- Ca. 1880- Various lengths $300-$500

0015: 15. Group of Four Folk-Art Canes- Ca. 1880- VariousEst. $300-$500Lot Passed

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16. Folk-Art Ugly Man- Ca. Late 19th Century- A carved: 16. Folk-Art Ugly Man- Ca. Late 19th Century- A carved hardwood handle of a whimsical grotesque face, natural cork shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 3” x 3 ¾” O.L. 32” $400-$600

0016: 16. Folk-Art Ugly Man- Ca. Late 19th Century- A carvedEst. $400-$600

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17. African-American Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1840- One piece: 17. African-American Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1840- One piece carved hardwood cane appears to be some type of mystical spirit cane that was probably used in the tobacco fields of the early South, a large

0017: 17. African-American Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1840- One pieceEst. $800-$1,200

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18. American Folk-Art Cane- Late 19th Century- A nice: 18. American Folk-Art Cane- Late 19th Century- A nice representation of American Folk-art with an original finish, horses, hounds, snakes, birds, fish, hatchets and hammers, rules and utilitarian

0018: 18. American Folk-Art Cane- Late 19th Century- A niceEst. $1,000-$1,500Lot Passed

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19. Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1850- An interesting chip-carved: 19. Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1850- An interesting chip-carved and inked cane with a carved primitive face atop, stylized giraffes and armadillos and pyro decoration, never had a ferrule. O.L.- 36”

0019: 19. Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1850- An interesting chip-carvedEst. $500-$700

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20. Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1840- A complete covered shaft: 20. Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1840- A complete covered shaft with some of the best inking and etching that we have seen including an estimated 50-75 designs including birds, insects, people, dogs, cats,

0020: 20. Folk-Art Cane- Ca. 1840- A complete covered shaftEst. $1,500-$2,500

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21. Folk-Art Story Cane- Ca. 1850- An American buffalo: 21. Folk-Art Story Cane- Ca. 1850- An American buffalo horn handle, cross-hatching, whimsical soldiers marching behind soldiers on horses, wagon wheels, etc and never had a ferrule. H.- 1 ¾ x 1

0021: 21. Folk-Art Story Cane- Ca. 1850- An American buffaloEst. $600-$900Lot Passed

22. Folk-Art Child’s Cane- Ca. 1860- A carved fist with: 22. Folk-Art Child’s Cane- Ca. 1860- A carved fist with small baton, hardwood shaft and no ferrule. H.- 1 ½ x 2 ½” O.L. 25” $250-$350

0022: 22. Folk-Art Child’s Cane- Ca. 1860- A carved fist withEst. $250-$350Lot Passed

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23. Folk-Art Gorilla Cane- Ca. 1885- A one piece carved: 23. Folk-Art Gorilla Cane- Ca. 1885- A one piece carved whimsical gorilla wearing a scarf and holding a snake, hallmarked British, belt buckle collar, hardwood shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 4 ½”

0023: 23. Folk-Art Gorilla Cane- Ca. 1885- A one piece carvedEst. $400-$600

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24. Black Forrest Cat Cane- Ca. 1875- A wild feline: 24. Black Forrest Cat Cane- Ca. 1875- A wild feline with glass eyes perched atop ready to devour a young bird, a very detailed and thick carving, silver metal collar, malacca shaft and a metal

0024: 24. Black Forrest Cat Cane- Ca. 1875- A wild felineEst. $700-$1,000

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Johnson City, TN, United States

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