FOLK ART CARVED WALNUT STAFF, SIGNED BARTSCH 1935.

FOLK ART CARVED WALNUT CARVED STAFF, SIGNED BARTSCH 1935. HEIGHT 34" (IMPERFECTION)

Unusual Odd Fellows folk art carved tray. Signed and dated 1935. H 2 1/4", W 9 1/2", D 9 1/2". Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/27e2vyg2kv7jdm1/AABTy9dxg9jjaT4Q

Antique folk art carved walnut wall plaque depicting seagulls over a ship wreck titled THE LAST PORT and signed JW Folger. 10 x 15.5 inches. Information on back states this was done at Sconset circa 1

Lot of 2, both 19th century including a spiral carved wood snake staff in black painted finish with glass eyes, 40" long; and cast metal headed halberd with folk art carved walnut shaft with crowned f

Mixed Artists. 10 Canes & Staffs. Signed. Carved and painted sticks. Great condition. Tallest is 72” h. Est. $200-400. Ship: $100

Earnest Patton (b. 1935). Abraham Lincoln. Signed. Carved and painted wood. Minor surface grime, otherwise great condition. Featured in "Local Visions - Folk Art From Northeast, KY." 20"h x 6"x 5.5".

Large Odd Fellows Snake Staff. Not signed. Carved and painted wood. Minor wear on paint, otherwise excellent condition. 63"h. Est. $1,000-3,000. Ship: $100

Art Deco sculpture of a woman's head. Carved wood. Appears to be walnut. American. Circa 1935. Signed underneath bottom 'Lymette'. H 12-1/2" W 4" D 6". Together with a fine art deco carved sculpture w

in the form of a cane or staff. Paint and wood signed on back. 38" x 15"

Amanda Crowe. Walking Bear. Signed outside right paw at base. Carved walnut. Excellent condition. 10" long x 7" h. Provenance: Purchased in 1998 from Qualla Arts and Crafts, Cherokee, NC for $1,700 (r

Ernest Patton (Kentucky, b. 1935) carved and painted sculpture of a white-haired man in blue suit and red tie holding a snake-carved walking stick. Signed in marker to underside of base, "Ernest Patto

Ernest Patton. (b. 1935). Adam and Eve with the Serpent. Signed. Carved and painted wood. Re-attached apple branch, otherwise good condition. 13" w x 11" d x 29" h. Est. $1,000-2,000. Buyer is respons

Earnest Patton(b. 1935 Kentucky).Country Folk Preparing For Sunday Night Chicken Dinner.Signed. Not dated.Carved and painted wood.Excellent condition.17.5” h x 10” x 11”.Est. $1,000-2,000.

Folk Art Standing Wizard with "Spelling Book" (not Book of Spells) and a staff with parakeet on top, signed lower back, carved and painted wood, hollowed out, 28" tall, very good condition.

Odd Fellows. Staff With Phrygain or Liberty Cap. Not signed. Carved and painted wood. Break and repair to cap. Surface wear throughout. Overall good to fair condition. 70.5"h x 4.5". Est. $100-200. Sh

EDGAR ALEXANDER MCKILLOP (NORTH CAROLINA, 1879-1950), ATTRIBUTED, FOLK ART CARVED WALNUT EAGLE, from the solid, the stylized figure with glass eyes, no signature located, retaining original varnished

BILTMORE INDUSTRIES (NORTH CAROLINA) FOLK ART CARVED WALNUT FIGURAL SQUIRREL MATCH SAFE, figure perched on the slide lid holding a nut, marked to underside of base "BILTMORE INDUSTRIES / ASHEVILLE, N.

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED WALNUT AND INLAID WALL BOXES, LOT OF TWO, comprising an arch-form top example with screw-in eyelet for hanging, double pocket, overall mother-of-pearl inlay pattern of various

Pennsylvania Folk Art Carved Walnut Slide-Lid Razor Box. Dated 1847. 8-3/4"l. Accompanied with a period straight razor.

Two early 19thC Continental folk art carved walnut sculptural faces, one depicting a bearded man, the other depicting woman with short hair. Largest approx. 5 1/2" high (2)

American Folk Art Carved Walnut Figure of Songbird. On an oval integral base, and mounted with tack eyes. H: 3.625 in., W: 7.375 in., D: 2.375 in. Provenance: Found in Pennsylvania.

Southern folk art carved walnut box with applied geometric floral carving and diamond symbols to lid and floral carving to front panel; chest form with hinged lid, removable interior four-part compart

Height 7 inches, width 15.5 inches, depth 8 inches.

LARGE FOLK ART CARVED WALNUT PLAQUE, GREAT SEAL OF THE UNITED STATES, E PLURIBUS UNUM, LATIN FOR OUT OF MANY, ONE, 19TH C. 22" X 38"