Q.J. Stephenson. Climbing Snake On Stump.

Q.J. Stephenson. Climbing Snake With Baby Snake On Stump. c. 1984. Not signed. Carved and painted vines with wood stump and mixed media. Excellent condition. 38” x 10”. Provenance: ex coll

Q.J. Stephenson. Snail Coming Out of Shell Plaque and Root Snake. Name with brass plaque. Plaque has shells, crystals, petrified rock, marbles attached to cement board and snakes painted root with gla

Q.J. Stephenson. Snail Coming Out of Shell Plaque and Root Snake. Name with brass plaque. Plaque has shells, crystals, petrified rock, marbles attached to cement board and snakes painted root with gla

brass plaque mounted at bottom. 10.5" x 9.5" at frame. Animal sticks out 8.5" : TRAPPER, NATURALIST, AND SELF TAUGHT ARTIST FROM GARYSBURG, NC. HE IS KNOWN FOR HIS OCCONEECHEE TRAPPERS LODGE OR (TRAPP

Q.J. Stephenson. Prehistoric Bear. Signed with brass plaque. Mixed media cement construction with shells, plastic eyes, board and paint and heavy varnish. Excellent condition. 14" w x 17.5" h x 5.5" d

26" X 11" concrete and mixed media. Folk art collage.

Turtle sculpture in cement, wood, fossils, and shells. Plaque gives artist Q.J. Stephenson with the address of his Occoneechee Trapper's Lodge museum in Garysburg, NC. Dimensions: H 13" x W 26.25" x D

Titled "Totem with Poison Ivy Creature," cement, cypres, fossil, & semi-precious stone. Exhibited in "Southern Visionary Art," 1985, at the Reynolds Gallery in Winston-Salem, NC. Note: Q. J. Stephenso

mixed media concrete, rocks, paint. Signed on back. 8"

Comprising a signed faience cat, a possibly Rauenstein figure of a woman holding a goblet and staff with climbing snake (Eurydice?), a Franz Wittwer Ballerina with elaborate tutu lacework, and a large

snake and head cane a great folk art head with a snake climbing the staff. Ca. 1920 - length 35"

Blackbirds or crows on the tree with metal legs and with coral snake climbing the tree. Signed B & K God is Love at the base. Good condition. H19 1/2\"

Blackbirds or crows on the tree with metal legs and with coral snake climbing the tree. Signed B & K God is Love at the base. Good condition. H19 1/2"

Yves Baptiste (Haitian, 20th c.) Painted Papier Mache Sculpture, depicting a snake climbing a tree. Provenance: Acquired in Jacmel, 1987. Size: 26'' x 21'' x 5'' (66 x 53 x 13 cm). Jonathan Demme Coll

2003 Native American Santa Clara Pottery Bear by Paul & Dorothy Gutierrez, measures 2.5'' x 3.5'' x 3'', depicts bear cub climbing tree stump, signed by artists, small repair in base of tree

Denzil Goodpaster. Jungle Snakes Climbing Up to Catch Spotted Prey. Not signed. Carved and painted wood with jeweled eyes. Excellent condition. 32"h. Est. $400-600. Ship: $55

A walking stick with a ball finial and carved with two green snakes climbing up the shaft towards two yellow hearts. In an old black overpaint. Circa 1900. 36" x 1.5" Dia. The late Honourable Jim Flem

Long. Tribute To American Legion Cane. 1940. Signed, dated and titled. Carved natural wood. Intricately carved with snakes climbing cane. Excellent condition. 35.5" long. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship: $55

Wrought iron lamp as snake with gilt bronze shade having glass accents and ornate pierced foliate pattern, and smaller snake coiled around stump at base of lamp. Dents to shade, corrosion and paint re

Anonymous Man Climbing To Escape From Snake Cane. Carved and stained wooden cane. Early and minor loss to man's nose, otherwise excellent condition. 24"h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

Including a wonderful match holder, all hand made in the form of tree stump with coiled snake around it, two piece in copper with nice old brown patina, 3" high; and candlestick with coiled snake colu

An antique hand-colored engraving on paper titled "Tarsiere". This piece depicts the tarsier, a Southeast Asian primate, climbing up a tree stump with its gaze directed intensely at the viewer. It is

Avisseau Majolica "Art of the Earth" Palissy Grotto c.1856, polychrome, modeled as a naturalistic forest floor scene, depicting a snake, lizard and frog climbing on rocks around a watery hole with lil

Hand Coloured Lithographs Published 1838, London for "Medical Zoology, and Mineralogy..." by John Stephenson. Scarce. Paper Size: 10 x 6 inch (25 x 16cm) Some background toning