SNAKE CARVED CROOK HANDLE CANE

Walking Stick or Cane with Carved Snake Handle

Lot of Eight Cane or Parasol Handles: comprising of two animal handled parasols (a white metal cast with a cat; the other, a wood carved duck head crook handle), and three faux tortoise handles, one w

Single piece of butternut with crook handle carved with long eared blood hound type dog, nice old polished patina, appears to have never had a ferrule, total length 36". Condition Fine.

DESCRIPTION: An antique walking stick composed of a flexible snake vertebrae shaft with wood carved figural handle. Completed with a bronze cane tip. CIRCA: 19th Cent. ORIGIN: Oriental DIMENSIONS: H:

Ca. 1900, a carved and painted cane, with handle and stem in the form of snake, bejeweled eyes, and smaller, red painted snakes littering the stem. Checkered skin carved to majority of the stem. Ht. 3

9 (Nine) canes and walking sticks, some with tropical hardwood shafts, one with carved snake, the handles gold filled, antler, and other materials, including one with duck head handle, and another wit

Coral Snake With Fox Handle Cane. Not signed. Carved and polychromed heavy wood. Some crazing due to age, otherwise great condition. 35”h. Est. $400-600. Ship: $45

Including an Asian bamboo cane with carved figure handle and spiraling snake, grouped with a primitive cane, hand carved horse handle, with original paintDimensions: L 32" (bamboo)Horse handle L 35"

11. Johnny Winter Snake Cane- Ca. 1920- A carved stage handle with a snake coiled around the handle, two colored glass eyes, signed rose gold collar, malacca shaft and a horn ferrule. H.- 6” x 8 ½

German mountain hiking cane, natural wood handle above a silvered metal mount, carved natural wood shaft with carved winding snake, assorted metal badge mounts that represents a mountain climb the own

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED CANE / WALKING STICK, an outstanding example featuring a knotty, snake-entwined shaft and delicately carved fist for handle. Fine original surface with warm color.

Early 19th century antique folk art wood carved cane with serpent and Turks head knot handle. Measures 34 1/2" long with 1 1/2" knot.

Victorian Gold-Filled Cane [and] a Swiss Cane. Including: Swiss walking stick [20th century]. Wooden walking stick with crook handle (37” long with tip). With hand-carved and painted floral deco

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

An early 20thC walking stick / cane with naive carved snake / serpent detail and an embossed handle. Approx. 35 1/4" long

Carved wood; original wood shaft; metal ferrules; (1) unusual crook handle; normal wear; L-35", G-VG

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

A carved and painted cane with rabbit handle, alligator in pursuit, swallowed by snake. Ht. 34" A selection from the estate of the la

folk art carved cane ca. 1920 with a snake up the shaft. The handle is removable. 37"L

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED SNAKE CANES / WALKING STICKS, LOT OF TWO, each with knop handle, serpent-entwined shaft, and early surface, retaining ferrule. First half 20th century. 33" and 35 1/2" L.Each

H.A. Brown. Coral Snake Canes With Fist Handles. 1989. Signed and dated. Carved and painted wood, plastic eyes, rubber bottoms. 40"h each. Provenance: The Larry and Jane Schlachter Collection. Est. $4

A RHINOCEROS HORN HANDLED WALKING CANE, EARLY 20TH CENTURY A RHINOCEROS HORN HANDLED WALKING CANE, EARLY 20TH CENTURY the handle and tip of the cane carved from rhino horn, of crook form, with silver

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

An imaginative walking stick with a gnarly burled shaft and the handle being carved as a man's arm gobbled by a snake -- the hand is holding an animal figure that is actually a secret whistle. Signed