Charles Teal Folk Art Cane

Knob handle; ink scribed full shaft; large portraits of: George Dewey, William Sampson, Winfield Schley, Robley Evans, Charles Clark; (3) small portraits of Wainright, Hobson, Sapt. Sigsbee; detailed

A carved and painted cane with rabbit handle, alligator in pursuit, swallowed by snake. Ht. 34" A selection from the estate of the la

A hand-carved, hand finished wooden cane with motifs representing historic Mexico. In good condition with minor wear.

A pair of carved and painted snake form canes. Tallest 53" A selection from the estate of the late Charles Cotterill, avid collector

An 11 inch folk art Blue-Winged Teal drake decoy with glass eyes and a bottom board. Unsigned.

one of the best canes to surface in the past decade. This carved and painted cane features a beuty at the top that is almost 8" long. With earing and hair jewelry. The paint is excellent. Turn the can

folk carved cane of an African Americans head ca. 1870 with marks down the shaft of the Smith & Allen Slave and Livestock Sale 35"L

1861-1865, L-handle, fully relief carved and stained shaft; eagle handle; eagle with banner; (6) full figure soldiers and sailors; eagle on cannon and flag; (20) to (30) assorted symbols, including ca

Circa 1860 with beardless Lincoln, like carved during his first run for the Presidency, full standing figure holding a book. Figure is 15 5/8" high and single piece cane is 38 1/2" long. Fine untouche

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

Folk art wooden carved whimsy cane with hand holding ball and wood inlaid. Snakes encircle shaft. Three wooden dice contained in cage opening. Condition: Excellent original condition. L 35". Copy and

Carved from wood found near Jefferson's Tomb Monticello, VA. 34 3/4 inches.

Unusual folk art waking stick. Carved and painted Afro-American hand holding a yellow ball. American, late 19th century. L 34-3/8". Condition: Original including paint.

southern carved cane with an alligator eating a snake at the top of handle and 2 alligators climbing the shaft with a turtle. A vine carving up the shaft. The animals are in very high relief. A great

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"

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

Relief carved, L-handle; birth, death, accomplishments, dying words, Masonic symbol, horseshoe, birds, duck, animlas, snake, etc.; hardwood; original finish; no ferrule; normal wear; L-34 1/2", G-VG

a handsome folk art cane carved by the Tobacco Leaf carver of Virginia. A man with talent that has produced 50 to 100 documented canes all in the same style and hand. Several of them have fish and han

Relief carved, Straight shaft; Monument, birth, death, tomb, wrote Declaration of Independence, president, dying words, birds, animals, horseshoe, university, etc; Softwood; Original finish; metal fer

(L) dog head handle; Fully relief carved shaft with flying eagle, prancing horse, bull, stag, flowers, leaves, vines; Hardwood; Original finish; metal ferrule; normal wear; L-36"; VG-EX

Earnest Patton. Abraham Lincoln with Folk Art Cane. Signed. Not dated. Carved and painted wood. Excellent condition. 20" x 10" x 11". Est. $800-1,200. Ship: $85

Knob handle; ink scribed and relief carved full shaft; "1899" flag shields with large portratis of President McKinley, Admiral Dewey, Admiral Schley, Admiral Sampson, General Shafter, Lieut. Hobson; h

Carved face knob on carved umbrella motif shaft; Incised curly hair, twisted folds in stylized umbrella fabric; Hardwood; Original finish; No ferrule; Normal wear; L-36"

S.F. Hebb (American/Maryland, 19th century). Folk art carved walking stick dated January 10, 1882 for "TR Rowe of 214 D Street, Washington DC" depicting his pets, livestock, birds and other animals. S