1891 Folk Art Mother of Pearl Early American Cane

Title: 1891 Folk Art Mother of Pearl Early American Cane Description:1891 Folk Art Mother of Pearl Early American Cane. Inlaid images include watches, guns, tools, locks and Masonic goods. Hallmarks o

One of a folk art head of a snake, hand carved, probably Asian. Second is a folk art exotic water file with Mother of Pearl eyes. The third has a hand carved bird on a tree limb with a crooked shaft.

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/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"

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"

Inlaid mother of pearl and scrimshawed folk art wood box. Figural and nautical decoration. (as is)

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

Early 20th century American southern folk art carved wooden jazz cane adorned with expressive faces and embellished with musical notes and the word "Jazz" painted in blue. Some highlights in gold glit

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED WALNUT AND INLAID WALL BOXES, LOT OF TWO, comprising an arch-form top example with screw-in eyelet for hanging, double pocket, overall mother-of-pearl inlay pattern of various

Made from wood scraps and features a crisply carved “come” and mother-of-pearl button eyes. 1980s. Unsigned. 7" L x 5" H x 4" W Considered a master of African American self-taught art, Kentucky-bo

Early 19th century American folk art set of 4 family watercolor portraits. Depicting mother, father, young girl holding a red book, and a baby seated in a red painted windsor thumb back high chair. Al

Early 20th century. Plain with patriotic red, white and blue paint. 39"l., root handle in the form of an animal with tack eyes. Worn original red paint. 35.5"l. And a ball in cage whimsey cane, 34.5"l

Early 20th century. Shaft has finely carved cross hatching resembling alligator skin with two twined carved snakes. Original stain and burned stripe marks. Minor age split and wear. 35.5"l.

Late 19th-early 20th century. Carved animals including a snake and giraffe, a steam locomotive, sailing ship and anchor, heart and cross for faith, hope and charity. Minor edge loss, age split. 35"l.

American, late-19th early-20th Century. The first with green-painted vines, with fish, and two snakes, 36"l.; natural finish cane, 35.5"l.; and black snake cane, 37.25"l.

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/

Late 19th-early 20th century. Nicely carved cane with Maltese cross and vining leaves with spiraling verse "It was so hard to say good by...the owner of this cane is B.F. Thomas, who are you?" 36.5"l.

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

early to mid 20th century. rattlesnake wrapped around staff. appears to be poplar or cherry. L37"

early 20th century; burl carved into human head, 35 in. L.

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

Title: Ruth and her Mother Subjet: BiblicalType: Watercolor Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Early to mid 19th century Maker: American Description: An American School naive f

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

Folk art early American rooster weathervane in wood and metal, mounted on wood base. Measures 10"H x 11.5"K x 2"W; base 9.75"L x 7.25"W x .75"H. Condition report: wear commensurate with age, see photo