90. Folk-Art Cow Cane-Early 20th Century-An America

19th or early 20th century, America. The piece having a handsome red painted handle leading down to segmented tapering sections of horn and terminating in a brass tip. Some slight wear to surface but

Lot of 4 Folk art carved canes, early 20th Century. Relief carved bark with assorted figures, tools and animals, some Masonic images, etc. Longest 39in

Lot of 5 Folk art carved canes, early 20th Century. Relief carved bark with geometric patterns and shapes with some lettering and Masonic images. Longest 40in

Three Carved Folk Art Canes Late 19th/Early 20th Century including one puzzle cane and two spiral carved canes. Length of largest 38 1/2 inches.

A Folk Art Carved Wood Umbrella Form Cane Early 20th Century Length 34 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati. Property from the Estate of Barbara B. Elliott

American School (early 20th century), folk art cow portrait, oil on canvas, appears unsigned. Craquelure, stretcher marks. Canvas 12''h, 18''w. Provenance: Estate of Joseph ''Jay'' St. Mark, PhD, of N

Pennsylvania Late 19th/Early 20th Century Carved Folk Art Cane. Handle carved with a full bodied figure of a seated Quaker gentleman. 32-1/4"l. Condition: Good with minor wear.

Late 19th/Early 20th Century Carved Folk Art Cane. Carved figure of a man with various bead eye. 36"l. Condition: Good with wear.

Folk-art hand carved wooden cow, late 19th to early 20th century. Loss to end of tail, small chip to hoof on rear leg, otherwise good condition. Measures 17 1/2"L x 6 1/2"W x 11"H.

Pennsylvania Late 19th/Early 20th Century Carved Folk Art Cane. Carved profile of a mans head on handle. 33-1/2"l. overall. Condition: Good with minor wear.

Signed "Wason" with hundreds of inscribed names and initials in legible print and script of all types. Metal collar and ferrule. Early 20th c. Handle 1.75". Overall 36". Estate of Ken and Pat Hodge.

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

American/early 20th century. Carved wooden folk art walking stick with metal cap depicting a sheaf of wheat above several animals including dog, snake, horse and lions. Inscribed "July". Approx h. 35"

Early 20th century. Plain with patriotic red, white and blue paint. 39"l., root handle in the form of an animal with tack eyes. Worn original red paint. 35.5"l. And a ball in cage whimsey cane, 34.5"l

Early 20th century. Shaft has finely carved cross hatching resembling alligator skin with two twined carved snakes. Original stain and burned stripe marks. Minor age split and wear. 35.5"l.

Late 19th-early 20th century. Carved animals including a snake and giraffe, a steam locomotive, sailing ship and anchor, heart and cross for faith, hope and charity. Minor edge loss, age split. 35"l.

early 20th century; burl carved into human head, 35 in. L.

Southern folk art cane, carved and painted wood with coral snakes, bear, bird, green reptile and two human heads, late 19th-early 20th c. Dimensions: Length: 42 5/8 in. SKU: 02020

Group of two carved wooden objects. ++ A folk art cane with ivory head finial. Late 19th to early 20th century. 36 1/2". With base: 37 1/2". ++ A wooden horse with peg inserts. 20th century. 5 1/2" x

Probably American, early 20th century. Carved wooden folk art cane depicting snakes and stylized flowers and leaves. Signed "Goeller". Approx. 33.5"

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.

FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, tapering cylindrical shaft with faceted upper section, finely executed boot-form handle. Old surface with rich color. Late 19th/early 20th century. 32 1/2" L.Good

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, featuring intertwining serpents, with handle terminating in a fist. Retains likely original surface with rich patina. Late 19th/early 20th century. 35 3/

This is an early 20th century memory cane holder or umbrella stand built over a sewer tile pipe. It is covered with shell, stone, shard, metal, mirror, buttons, glass, jewelry, and badges, with a varn