3 Folk Art Carved Wooden Canes Walking Sticks

Three antique carved walking sticks measuring 35", 33-1/2" and 28" in length. SHIPPING: In-House Shipping Available on this lot. Please r

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.

Wooden Folk-Art Walking-Stick Cane Featuring a Boldly Carved Wooden Head stylized with large nose Handle. Shaft measures approx. 32"l with approx 3"l Handle.

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

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

a grouping of 3 canes one depicting an eagle carved into an ax head. One a stag handle, and one a natural root cane. 34" to 36" in length

3 canes one with a folk art animal face carved at top. One a whimsey can with 2 marbles inside. And one a store bought crook top cane. 35" to 36"

HAND CARVED 60.5" L'

A carved wooden walking stick cane with a snake - the head at the top and the rattle at the bottom. It is signed with the initials T.C. And the number 92. Length 43"

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. 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

**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

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

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"

Title: A Carved Folk Art alligator cane handle Additional Information: This is a carved wooden alligator that was probably made to be a handle for a cane or walking stick. It has nice form, a very goo

Primitive lot including wall mount salt box, (4) wooden plates, (2) wrought iron and brass ladles, (2) walking sticks, (3) carved song birds, (3) carved folk art soldiers (8 1/2" Ht.), tin coffee pot,

Two Folk Art Carved Walking Sticks comprising a maple crook cane and a spiral-twist carved example.   lengths 36 and 39 3/4 inches Property from the Collection of Mrs. Joan Worrall

Vintage Carved Snake Man Cane. Measures 3 Feet. Weight 1 lbs

ANTIQUE HANDSOME HAND CARVED ALL WOOD WALKING STICK CANE FOLK ART GREAT INTRICATE DETAILED DESIGN QUALITY INCREDIBLE PATINA MEASUREMENTS LENGTH = 33.25" HANDLE = 4.00" x 2.50" SHAFT = .75" METAL FERRU

Description: This lot includes a 3 piece grouping of African carved & painted wood canes. See photos for details Condition: Minor expected surface wear associated with age and use, otherwise in overal

Fine carved and painted folk art snake cane. 19th century. Original paint. Original tin band at top and a copper ferrule. L 36-3/4". Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.

A Folk Art Snake and Alligator Carved Walking Stick 20th Century together with three other canes. Length 33 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Sold