FOLK ART CARVED CANE

Item: Civil War officer's folk art carved cane or walking stick Date: Circa 1861. Dimensions: The walking stick is about 34 1/2" tall Additional Information: Fabulous Civil War officer's folk art carv

Thomas Jefferson Craddock, born around 1849 was a Civil War veteran who carved and sold his wares at Jefferson's Tomb at Monticello. Carved with a hand, animals, raised lettering, and geometric de

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, shaft featuring an intertwining serpent with elaborate scales and applied brass tack eyes, and with turtle and lizard figures, terminating in a dog head

WORLD WAR ONE / WWI FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, snake-entwined shaft bearing several initials, handle a stylized bust of a mustachioed figure wearing helmet, remnants of pewter/lead ferrule.

American Folk Art Carved Cane. Original dark vanished finish. Fine quality carving depicts two intertwining snakes, one with a lizard in his mouth, alligator, monkey, turtle and bird. 34-1/2"l. Condit

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/

19th century folk art hand-carved wood Shepherds Axe hiking cane which features a carved figural monk head handle with glass eyes. Dimension: 3 ft. lg. Late 1800s. Metal tag attached identifies the ca

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, finely carved fist handle over a shaft depicting various creatures, including crabs, insects, and stylized human faces. Retains likely original varnished

Folk art cane with carved and painted Robin. Pennsylvania. Late 19th century. Condition: Excellent original condition. L 36". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/2e

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, shaft featuring shaped-hand, bird, scattered figures, and bulbous handle with folky figures, terminating in a metal ferrule. Retains traces of

FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, vigorously executed example, featuring bust handle, inscribed "A Present" below, shaft with multiple figures, including Punch and Judy, cricket player, and rugby

fantastic carving with large nose and animals partruding off of the cane. One that is absoulutly stunning that you can see in the photos is the man sticking his tongue out. Length 35"

WORLD WAR ONE / WWI FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, robust, snake-entwined shaft bearing several initials, handle a stylized bust of a mustachioed figure wearing tasseled cap, lacking ferrule. O

circa 1900. with carved head of Abraham Lincoln, carved from one piece of walnut. L31 1/4" W2 1/2"

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, an unfinished example (tracing lines present at middle shaft), with deeply carved devices and figures, including dog's head handle, bold spread-wing eagl

Bass or linden wood in original old polished patina, carved with ball handle over 1 1/4" tapered section over engraved disc, with square block below with Masonic square, two types of hammers and plier

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANE / WALKING STICK, bold form having rattlesnake-entwined shaft, spread-wing eagle and shield below knop handle, thimble ferrule. Retaining likely original surface. Together

A Pennsylvania Folk Art Carved Cane Dated September 1891 signed W.A. Neil, Greensboro, PA and decorated with a griffin, a hunt scene and a hand clasping the base. Length 35 1/2 inches. Property from t

CARVED AND PAINTED. CARVED HAND AND A HEART AT HANDGRIP. INSCRIPTIONS ON SHAFT "...CARVED BY THOMAS PEFFLEY OF LADOGA, IND. JANUARY, 1909..." FISH, OPEN BOOK, MEDAL, FLOWER IN POT, POCKET KNIFE, SAW,

excellent carved and painted folk art cane. Ca. 1900. a great carving of a snake with lizard in its mouth. Old worn down paint. Dated 1900. 35"

Carved and painted, length 33 1/2 inches.

American, late 19th/early 20th century. Folk art Freemason walking stick carved with some Masonic symbols and the names "IS Morris" and "Ingersoll" and the initials "CHF". Approx. h. 33.5"

carved cane of boyscout. Ball and cage carving 34"