Medusa Cane Walking Stick Insanely Carved R & C Wiest

Antique Walking Stick Cane with Carved Fist, C. 19th Century - ebonized wood shaft. Alternating rings under hand carved fist. Looks similar to Whaleman made canes of the 19th century. 31" L. Condion:

Pair of antique folk art carved wood walking sticks. Features alligator motifs on both with script and date of 1892 on one. Good to fair overall condition with age related wear. Measures approximately

It has a carved bust as a handle/cap and the body has a carved lizard, crane, bust of a deer with antlers, a bird/pigeon, owl, and various animal heads carved out of the knots. There is no butt cap an

This cane or walking stick is made of bamboo, given a dark stain to match the carved head at the top. The head is that of a black man in a red hat. Paint has been applied to the head's hate, lips, and

This cane or walking stick is carved with the initials G.A.R. just beneath the cap. Along the carved shaft are various images of the war, including a maltese cross, crossed flags and rifles, and five

This ebonized oak cane or walking stick has a bulbous top that unscrews from the main shaft to reveal a cylindrical skewer inside it. The shaft carries soft bumps from its origin as a piece of branch

This pine cane or walking stick is carved as a slithering snake, coming to an egg-shaped head with embedded ruby-glass eyes. All along the back are shallow divots, on the belly are thin lines creating

This beech cane or walking stick ends in a caricature of a man, with a broad nose and a short forehead.

This mahogany cane or walking stick has a carved eagle topper, the carving beginning just after the steel collar. The eagle is painted white and given glass eyes. It appears to be from one piece of wo

**Originally Listed At $250** North America, Mexico, ca. 19th to mid-20th century CE. A wonderful wooden cane or walking stick, intricately hand-carved with a relief of the Mexican coat of arms featur

Two Antique English Walking Sticks with Carved Dog Heads - C. 19th Century. A) Cane with Carved Whippet Dog Head Handle, collar with engraved "Amos Hull", Dark hardwood shaft, 35 3/4" L. B) Carved Dog

Antique English Walking Stick & Riding Crop with Carved Dog Heads, C. 19th Century - Group comprising: A) Walking Stick / Cane, dark hardwood shaft (looks like coromandel wood or rosewood), carved dog

Two Antique Continental Walking Sticks, Sword Cane - Two walking sticks, c. 19th century. Both with carved knobs at top. A) Bamboo Sword Cane, three sided blade 12" l, overall 31" L. B) Walking Stick

Group of three carved wood walking sticks or canes incudes natural wood with inlaid mother of pearl shapes cane (32.5"); Bamboo wood cane (37"); Bamboo with antler knob walking stick (37.5"H). Conditi

19th century carved wooden walking stick / cane, the handle in the form of fist clutching bar, with sterling silver name plaque applied to shaft, marked "1856 Sterling" with illegible name, with metal

This staff or cane or walking stick is made of a carved cork, with a brass ferrule and a stag horn grip. Two inches from the base of the grip is a pair of eyelets, rimmed in brass.

(3) carved and briarwood canes/walking sticks, 19th/20th c., one with carved head pommel and engraved brass plate "Hamilton College '99", smallest: 23"h, largest: 35"h

Carved wood cane or walking stick, with seven applied German medallions. Approximately 36" long. Condition report: Common wear from age and use, one medal needs new nail. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gal

19th century Native American Iroquois carved wooden effigy walking stick / cane, the burled root ball handle stylized as a human head with bead eyes. 37.5" L.

This cane or walking stick is made of hickory wood, a carved snake curling up the length in imitation of the rod of Asclepius The grip is set into a large, iron cylinder. when removed from the body of

20TH C. WOODEN CANES & WALKING STICKS 20th century wooden canes and walking sticks. Includes: Bamboo knob handle, 31.25" Glass knob handle, 35.5" Carved horn handle with names engraved to the shaft,

This cane or walking stick ends at the top with an intricately carved head. Three deer are carved into the cane, just below the start of the carving's neck. The style of carving is similar to that fou

This wooden cane or walking stick is topped with a carving of an alligator in a folk art style. The shaft of the cane is carved to imitate segmentation, coming to a silver plated ferrule with a steel

Masonic Symbols Walking Cane. c. late 19th c. There is an indiscernible inscription. Carved oak walking stick. Relief carved with figure of Doctor carrying medical bag. There are 16 additional relief