22. Johnny Winter Tippler Stick- Ca. 1920- Tipplers

22. Johnny Winter Tippler Stick- Ca. 1920- Tipplers Sticks were used to have that extra drink as you were traveling in a secret spot. The handle unscrews to expose a glass vial with a cork stopper, t

151. Tippler’s Stick- Ca. 1920- An Austrian tippler’s stick with a faux tortoise shell disk atop, container has its original cork but there is a small break on the top of the 20” vile, maple sh

199. Tippler’s Stick- Ca. 1960- An Abercrombie & Fitch container cane which holds one large tube for storing your favorite spirits, Abercrombie  cartouche, mint condition handle and shaft and a met

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

28. Johnny Winter Leather Cane- Ca. 1920- A stacked leather one piece shaft with an inlaid star atop, stars are also inlaid around the handle and a brass ferrule. O.L.- 34” $200-$300 NOTE:The first

a very folky carved head on this walking stick ca. 1920 with a sterling silver top and buttons for eyes. Length is 36" great patina and most likely from North Carolina.

Croupier’s Dice Switching Stick. Maker unknown, ca. 1920. Leather, wood, brass, and aluminum. Brass handle with compartment for holding gaffed dice. Compartment opens by pressing button and pulling

16. Johnny Winter Gator Cane- Ca. 1890- A stylized carved ivory gator with two color glass natural eyes, sterling collar, partridgewood shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 4 ¼” x 1 ½” O.L.- 35” $5

7. Johnny Winter Sword Cane- Ca. 1890- A carved ivory dragon with horn eyes, gold filled collar, 29” signed push and pull sword blade, malacca shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 3 ½” x 1 ½” O.L.-

10. Johnny Winter Spider Cane- Ca. 1890- A carved ivory handle with a silver metal spider as an end-cap, ornate silver collar, exotic wood shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 4 ½” x 1 ¼” O.L.- 36��

14. Johnny Winter Silver Cane- Ca. 1890- A silver metal Art Nouveau handle which wraps a length of ivory, fluted silver metal collar, stepped partridgewood shaft and a stopper ferrule. H.- 4 ½” x

12. Johnny Winter’s Shoe Cane- Ca. 1900- A carved folk art shoe with a sterling spat atop, hardwood shaft and a stopper ferrule. H. 4” x 1 ¾” O.L.- 35 ½” $300-$500 NOTE:The first 55 lots in

21. Johnny Winter Dress Cane- Ca. 1900- A large signed sterling handle with ornate panel work, a most unusual inlaid shaft with various types of wood and sizes of inlay, all of which is carved hexago

26. Johnny Winter Ivory Cane- Ca. 1900- A large ivory cue ball cane, natural branch shaft and a 1 ½” wooden pike ferrule. D- 2 ¼” O.L.- 33” $200-$300 NOTE:The first 55 lots in this auction be

51. Johnny Winter Vertebrae Cane- Ca. 1880- A carved walnut handle, the largest vertebrae that we have seen in our history of selling canes and a metal ferrule, H.- 4” x 2” O.L.- 35 ½” $250-$3

23. Johnny Winter Chinese Cane- Ca. 1890- A one piece carved folk art cane with a high relief carved man whose hair is stylized into the shape of a creature, original finish and a metal ferrule. O.L-

53. Johnny Winter Briar Crutch- Ca. 1875- An early one piece briar branch which was used as a crutch, full bark shaft and a replaced ferrule. O.L.- 48” $100-$200 NOTE:The first 55 lots in this auct

33. Johnny Winter Horn Cane- Ca. 1940- A segmented carved black horn cane with a horn tip handle, original patina and a stopper ferrule. H.- 5” x 3” O.L.- 33” $200-$300 NOTE:The first 55 lots i

35. Johnny Winter Deer Cane- Ca. 1940- A mounted deer foot for a handle, brass collar, thick mahogany shaft and a horn ferrule. H.- 6” x 4 ½” O.L.- 37” $200-$300 NOTE:The first 55 lots in this

17. Johnny Winter Silver Folk Cane- Ca. 1830- An unusual one piece carved burl with fine silver overlay and a 3” metal ferrule. O.L.- 36” $300-$500 NOTE:The first 55 lots in this auction belong t

38. Johnny Winter Folk Snake Cane- Ca. 1930- A carved smiling snake with green faceted eyes which has been paint decorated, metal collar, carved hardwood shaft with decorated snake and a metal ferrul

25. Johnny Winter Pipe Fitter’s Cane- Ca. 1930- An unusual copper and brass folk art pip fitter’s cane with a copper ferrule. O.L.- 38” $200-$250 NOTE:The first 55 lots in this auction belong t

Specimen is in the Smithsonian / National Museum of American History. See link: http://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_1298272

A fantastic folk art cane it its finest form of folk art. 2 primates one reclining and one aproaching. A very niave folk art walking stick representing ture american folk art ca. 1920 - 34.25"