Native American Carved 1932 Fraternity Graduation Cane

Carved with "Phi Kappa Psi" in Greek letters with Dartmouth College and Fraternity crests. "1903" and student's names are carved around the entire cane. Some wear on cane. 36" H

Cherrywood and maple, signed Edward Boggis, New Hampshire, dated 1982, together with a polychrome wrapped cane From 35"l to 42-1/2"l Provenance: Property from the Steve and Stephanie Alpert Collection

Folk art carved wood walking stick with a pointed spear tip. Carved figural head handle with various carved symbols and metal arrows and arrowheads. Signed with initials FCF. Measures 42.5" long.

VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN STYLE HAND CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD WALKING STICK CANE -36"-VERY GOOD PRE OWNED CONDITION-DP12423

Length 37 inches.

Wooden Cane Wood Carved Native American Head This is a sturdy vintage wooden cane. It is in used condition and has much wear but has much life still left in it. This is a great piece. 37in tall

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.

A Native American Indian carved wood walking stick / cane. The handle carved to depict a shore bird and a male face mask. Measures 37.5" long, 5.25" high, 4" wide to end of the shorebird's beak.

A Native American Indian carved wood walking stick / cane. The handle carved to depict a shore bird and a male face mask. Measures 37.5" long, 5.25" high, 4" wide to end of the shorebird's beak.

Lot including carved wooden trade sign "MEMORY LANE" (41 1/2" x 6"), carved cane with Native American Chief (36" L.), and marble game (27" L., 16 1/2" Ht.).

Attributed to Luke Arowtalik (Inuit 1932-2006), Inuit Carved Antler Figural Sculpturelast 20th century, carved eight-part doweled assemblage, featuring various stylized figures mounted to an antler ba

DESCRIPTION: Antique Native American NW Coast Carved Cedar Totem Pole Cane Walking Stick.CIRCA: 20th CenturyORIGIN: USADIMENSIONS: H: 51 1/2 " CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for detai

1st item: Folk Art Figural Indian cane, depicting a carved Native American brave with touch of red polychrome paint in hair. 36 1/2" L. 20th century/Contemporary. 2nd item: Burl root carved club, the

Rare Antique Dated 1889 Carved Wood Native American Cane. Signed. Designs of Chief, Snake Turtle Etc. Condition: Generally Good Condition.Dimensions: L-32.5".Provenance: From a North Shore Long Island

This is a carved Dartmouth College graduation cane dating to the early 20th century. It was the class custom for seniors to carve their names along the length of the cane. Topped with a Native America

A Sara Leekya Zuni carved turquoise and coral necklaceSara Leekya (c. 1932-2017, Zuni Pueblo)Mid/late 20th centuryAppears unmarkedA single strand necklace strung with fifteen graduated carved turquois

An Inuit carved antler20th centuryAppears unmarkedPossibly a cane handle, with carved human face to one side and carved animal face to the other, each with pigmented eyes3.325" H x 6" W x 1.

Duane Pasco American, (b. 1932), 1972, a Haida-style carved and painted Northwest Coast-style bentwood box, each side featuring a distinct formline animal motif, signed and dated on the interior. heig

Walking Sticks (3), carved wood Native American bust handled stick w/button releasing a stainless sword, straight carved hollow wooden cane that unscrews to become a pool cue stick w/brass ball head &

A 1904 DARTMOUTH SIGMA CHI FRATERNITY CANECarved Native American figural head with a "D" necklace atop a metal collar, the shaft dated, engraved with a sigma chi, a crest to the backside, and signed t

Knotted wood wih silver tip on handle, length 36 inches. Green painted with silver handle, length 29 inches. Southwest, carved with Native American decoration, length 36 inches.

This cane or walking stick is similar to a college yearbook, signed by the owner beneath the Native American head on the top, just under the brass collar. It is dated 1900. Along the shaft, various cl

Hand-carved walnut wall plaque of Native American Indian, signed on back Carl Diell, Logansport, IN, 1932, 16"T x 12"W (carved on one piece of wood)

This lot features a beaded Native American diamondback willow cane. The cane has a beaded leather handle along with diamond shapes carved throughout the striking willow stem. The wood has a excellent