THREE AMERICAN FOLK ART CANES.

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

Fine American folk art cane with bold carved totemic figures with snake. Original condition. Beautiful nut-brown patina. L 38". Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/s

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANES / WALKING STICKS, LOT OF THREE, each shaft featuring intertwining serpents terminating in a bulbous handle, one example featuring turtle-like figures. Each retains likel

American Folk Art Whimsey cane with snake; Whimsey cane with three balls, barbell and geometric (two works) carved wood, plastic eyes and marker; carved wood and varnish larger: 39.5 h × 6.375 w

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED PUZZLE CANES / WALKING STICKS, LOT OF THREE, each shaft featuring intertwining serpents and terminating in bulbous handles, one example with later rubber ferrule and inscribed

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.

American. A collection of nine canes and walking sticks, including three folk art carved canes, one stick cane, one twig cane, and four walking sticks with metal handles or metal inlay; tallest ht. 3

American, 19th Century. Finely carved ball-in-hand cane with serpent, 32"l. Primitive cane with ball cap, 33"l. Together with a cane with carved bulbous clenched fist, 36"l.

Group of three American folk art whimsies with carved animals and figures from a cache discovered in southeastern Massachusetts and presumably made by the same person. Each is overpainted in "radiator

Group of three American folk art whimsies with carved animals and figures from a cache discovered in southeastern Massachusetts and presumably made by the same person. Each is overpainted in "radiator

Group of three American folk art whimsies with carved animals and figures from a cache discovered in southeastern Massachusetts and presumably made by the same person. Each is overpainted in "radiator

Second half 20th century. Pair of cut out wooden silhouettes with weathered surface and traces of original paint. Impressed "Axe Wood Products, Walpole, Maine", 28"l. And a carved fish with tin fins a

Late 19th-early 20th century, pine. Articulated figure with traces of painted hair and moustache. 10"h., standing figure with hooks for missing arms, 10.75"h. and primitive figure similar to bed post

an incredible source and visual experience for any cane collector. A must have book! condition is used but good condition.

great folk art face, snakes underneath. Length 34"

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

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.

Book 1: Light Is The Theme. Author: Johnson. Book 2: American Folk Art Canes. Author: Meyer. Book 3: John Alexander Retrospective. Author: Livingston. Book 4: Seamarks. Author: St. John Perse. Book 5:

Hardbound with dust jackets; (1) canes in U.S., Dike; (1) American folk art canes, Myer; (1) canes, Snyder; VG-EX

THREE REPRODUCTION EARLY AMERICAN PRINTS: Three American folk art prints: "Boy with Rooster" artist unknown, "Spring Blessings" artist unknown, "Exselenc Georg General Waschin

Rare African American Folk Art Cane circa 1950s that has a outstanding detail with what is to be African American carved into the cane with a dog on a leash. The cane is in great condition with great

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANES / WALKING STICKS, LOT OF FOUR, each shaft featuring intertwining serpents, including one with Masonic symbols, and one dated "1879. Each retains an old surface with warm

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANES / WALKING STICKS, LOT OF TWO, diamond willow, each with simple handle and snake-entwined shaft, old surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 34 3/4" and 36" LOA.Each in go