American Folk Art Carved Cane walking stick

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

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/

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

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

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

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 THREE, each shaft featuring intertwining serpents terminating in a bulbous handle, one example featuring turtle-like figures. Each retains likel

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

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED CANES / WALKING STICKS, LOT OF TWO, one with serpent-entwined shaft and faceted bands below knop handle; the other, extensively worked, featuring geometric devices, stars, and

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 FOLK ART CARVED SNAKE CANES / WALKING STICKS, LOT OF TWO, each with knop handle, serpent-entwined shaft, and early surface, retaining ferrule. First half 20th century. 33" and 35 1/2" L.Each

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED CANE / WALKING STICK, shaft featuring an intertwining rattlesnake adhered to a frog with applied jewel-like eyes, terminating in a bulbous handle. Retains an old s

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED CANE / WALKING STICK, an outstanding example featuring a knotty, snake-entwined shaft and delicately carved fist for handle. Fine original surface with warm color.

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED CANE / WALKING STICK, unusual crutch-form handle embellished with whimsical faces, plain shaft. Retains likely original spiked ferrule, painted and varnished surfa

AMERICAN CARVED FOLK ART CANES / WALKING STICKS, LOT OF TWO, one with a recumbent dog carved to the handle, the other with duck-head handle having tack eyes and chip-carved back and neck. Original nat

AMERICAN, PROBABLY SOUTHERN, CARVED FOLK ART CANE / WALKING STICK, maple, the handle of root or gnarled branch form embellished with a coiled snake, the shaft entwined with raised vine-and-leaf carvin

American Folk Art carved wooden memento mori walking stick / cane with pierced skull handle, bearing incised initials "H. Z." to shaft. 34" L.

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

Probably American, early 20th century. Folk art carved and painted snake wrapped cane surmounted with hand and stick handle. Signed "C. H. Peek". Approx. h. 33.5"

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"

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

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

Probably American, early 20th century. Carved wooden folk art cane depicting snakes and stylized flowers and leaves. Signed "Goeller". Approx. 33.5"

American/early 20th century. Carved wooden folk art walking stick with metal cap depicting a sheaf of wheat above several animals including dog, snake, horse and lions. Inscribed "July". Approx h. 35"