Folk art walking stick carved with a monkey or baboon.

Carved and Painted Folk Art Walking Stick, "Togus, Maine," late 19th century, the walking stick with relief-carved animals, figures, and patriotic symbols including a mermaid, Read more…

Carved and Painted Folk Art Walking Stick. Note: The stick was purportedly from a whaling ship from New Bedford, Massachusetts. Read more…

Carved and Painted Wooden Folk Art Walking Stick, America, late 19th century, the spiral-carved shaft with relief-carved turtle, alligator, snake, and a chain with anchor Read more…

Carved Ash Folk Art Walking Stick, probably America, 19th century, with carved head finial and assorted figures carved in relief on the sides including men, Read more…

Relief-carved and Painted Folk Art Walking Stick, America, late 19th century, the elaborate polychrome-painted, high relief-carved shaft depicting a bird's talons, acorns, roses, grapes, a Read more…

Carved Wooden Folk Art Walking Stick, the knob carved in the form of a black man's head, (cracks, losses), lg. 33 1/2 in. Read more…

Four: One a 1934 Dartmouth folk art walking stick, one with polychrome African figure, one a Penobscot war club with incised decoration and another club Read more…

Five Folk Art Walking Sticks, 19th/20th century, two sticks encircled with integrally carved snakes, one enhanced with polychrome paint; one made of baleen, the top Read more…

Five Folk Art Walking Sticks, 19th century, two with a horn handles on a wood shaft; one topped with faceted whalebone segment with baleen bands Read more…

CARVED WOOD WALKING STICK, CARVED SERPENT AND BEAST HANDLE, H 34" Read more…