Carved Eagle After Bellamy by Walter Ketzler

Walter Ketzler, Am., 1893–1986, Carved Eagle after John Haley Bellamy. signed verso. Biography: An immigrant from Barmen, Germany, Walter Ketzler arrived in New York in 1922 to work as a sign a

This wonderful example of 19th century carving in oak depicts a displayed eagle perched on a branch supporting a shaped and molded display shelf. Beneath the eagle are pendant acorns with oak leaves.

Beautifully carved wood eagle BY John Haley Bellamy (American, 1836 - 1914). Banner reads "Don't Give Up The Ship". Marked on back "May 1 1891 John Haley Bellamy Kittery Maine" and a faint signature "

Beautifully carved wood eagle by John Haley Bellamy (American, 1836 - 1914). Nice hand carved figure finished in a dark brown stain. This example comes direct from Kittery Point Maine. Condition:(Very

Carved and painted wood eagle. (2) part construction with screws. 26 inches long.

Bellamy type carved wood eagle, 9"h x 25 1/2"w

Bellamy-style composition eagle 'Live and Let Live' banner, 16" H x 49" W. Good condition. Provenance: Estate of Dr. David L. Vastola, Rockport, Massachusetts.

Bellamy type carved eagle with banner "Don't Give up the Ship" with red, white and blue paint carved by John True of Kittery, Maine, 26" L

Gilt-wood carved Bellamy style spreadwing eagle. 20th century. Dimensions: 26" Length, 9" Height,

Bellamy Type Carved Eagle, red, white and blue paint by John True, Kittery, Maine, 26" l

20th century. Carved in the earlier manner of John Haley Bellamy. The carved eagle with spread wings in gold, clutching an American flag rendered in the form of a shield in its talons. An undulating w

FOLK ART CARVED EAGLE"Don't Give Up the Ship", Bellamy style carved eagle, original carved and painted banner, carved arrow, stars and a flag shield, 10 1/2" h, 26" l. [Note: found in the home (attic)

Gold Painted Carved Wooden Wall Hanging Eagle,Bellamy. This striking carved eagle would look great on any wall. It is intricately carved with a pop of red on the beak that draws the eye. We atttribute

Attributed to John Haley Bellamy (American/Maine, 1836-1914). Carved and painted eagle plaque with a banner reading "Don't Give Up the Ship". Apparently unmarked. Provenance: Sold for $8.860 at James

American, 20th century, folk art carved and painted banner with spread wing eagle over anchor and American flag crest, signed on back "L.S. Haynes, Jr., 1965", 9-1/2 x 41-1/2 x 3-1/4 in. Provenance: B

Fine carved gilt wood eagle attributed/possibly to John Haley Bellamy. Measuring approx 18" wide x 10" tall. Good condition, late 19th early 20th century, see photos

RARE AND FINE STERN BOARD CARVING by George Strunk, Glendora, NJ. Carved in the manner of John Haley Bellamy depicting a carved eagle head with carved wings with multiple feather carving. Turned head

Carved and painted Bellamy eagle (attributed) Condition: Small chip on wing. L 24-3/4" W 4-1/4" D 4-1/4".

Large ship model " America" with carved Bellamy type eagle on stern. American, probably Maine 19th century. Base included. Condition: Excellent condition with minor losses and imperfections. H 31-1/2"

Boston Artistic Carving Company 72" long mid-20th century

3' carved wood Bellamy style eagle by the Artistic Carving Co. All wood appr. 1950s. Some rubs on the wood (see photo).

Boston Artistic Carving Company 44" long mid-20th century

A hand carved folk art sculpture. American Eagle with patriotic theme painted flag. Produced in the style of John Haley Bellamy (1836-1914). No apparent signatures.Dimensions: 8 X 28 X 1 in. Condition

Bellamy style carved wood eagle plaque, Early 20th c., 10"h x 26.5"w x 4"d