Vernon Edwards Crutch-Form Walking Stick, 1980s

Carved Southern hardwood crutch-form walking stick by Vernon Edwards, one of the Savannah “Stick Men,” with relief-carved snake detailing and carved ringed sections. Edwards worked i...

Carved Southern hardwood walking stick by Vernon Edwards, one of the Savannah “Stick Men,” with an oak handle fitted through the top of the shaft, carved collar and rings, and an inc...

Carved walking stick by Vernon Edwards, one of the Savannah “Stick Men,” a Southern hardwood, with carved ringed sections and an incised VE monogram on the center ring. Edwards worke...

Carved monkey vine walking stick by Vernon Edwards, with a wading bird-form handle and an incised VE monogram on the lower section. Edwards worked in Pooler, Georgia, and became know...

Folk Folk art stick. The barrel is carved and etched from a single branch of Mexican Maple (Acer skutchii) wood and finished with a dark brown patina. The handle depicts the sculptur...

Folk art walking stick: one piece of fruitwood depicting the head of a man. United States of America circa 1880.

Folk art walking stick: The handle is made of carved deer horn depicting the head of a greyhound with sulphur glass eyes, the tongue extended between the incisors. The gilded silver collar and muzzle strap under the ears are chiseled with studs to simulate a leather muzzle collar. Hawthorn wood shaft. Metal ferrule. Designed by Manuel Orazi and made by Émile Saint-Yves for Maison Moderne, Paris, France, circa 1900. Manuel Orazi (1860-1934), born in Italy, was a prolific and highly regarded Parisian designer, illustrator, and poster artist. At the height of Art Nouveau, he designed jewelry for Siegfried Bing's La Maison de l'Art Nouveau and Julius Meier-Graefe's La Maison Moderne, where he created sophisticated jewelry and small art pieces, including horn combs...

Antique walking stick/cane, Germany with around 1910 with owner's stamp Antique historical condition. Please refer to the detailed photos for the condition (V-223).