Folk Art Antique Snake

adoring the shaped top. An exemplary example of American Folk Art painted furniture that survives with a

in its mouth and a ring around the arrow. On the other end is a dagger. A wonderful piece of Folk Art!

The art of the blacksmith in a nonfunctional sculpture probably made as a gift. After making

This is a large West African iron currency item in the form of two entwined snakes, a very rare

itself to holding hats but is best as a piece of sculptural Folk Art. Height on base 28 inches.

carved snake, a bird, and a plant. Sitting on it is a square architecturally formed planter with corner

Wonderful pair of antique Folk Art snake andirons with inset glass eyes. They were blacksmith made

Wonderful pair of antique Folk Art snake andirons with inset glass eyes. They were blacksmith made

sculptural form now reads as a striking piece of American folk art. Weathervanes of this style were commonly

and brown/black with aniline dyed red. Stepped designs with snake and foliate forms. This textile

very simple graphic coiled snake with multiple holes either side running along the snake, a larger

Trade sign to hang on wall

a very rare so called "shop snake" from a german general store. these snakes have been hanged above

Early 19th century apothecary snake trade sign, although full bodied solid wrought iron, this

Beautiful pair of Majolica vase lamps with snake handles with frog, lizard, snail, butterfly and

Offered by Scott McCue Baga wood offering bowl. Tribal altar piece with head and snake, Africa

A handmade sculpture of of a snake, handmade of forged iron by a Viennese metalworker in the 1920s

Great image of snakes. I have listed several loose natural history prints in the same series

Antique bronze hand bell topped with the Mexican coat of arms, based on the Aztec symbol for Tenochtitlan (now Mexico City), the center of the Aztec empire. It recalls the legend of ...

A Scandinavian or Russian Folk Art fretwork and carved snake chandelier, Circa 1890s.

An intriguing early 20th century American folk carved walking stick, mounted as a sculpture

depicting a hand holding a snake with its body and tail coiling around the stick, and ending in a brass cap.

Primitive wooden hand-sculpted snake (circa 1920, USA). The wood grain adds nice texture / detail

two original drawers with the most charming hand wrought hardware in the form of folk art snakes. The

Excellent American Folk Art carved rattle snake. Posed to strike. Great carving detail from the

Great image of snakes. Unframed. It gives you the option of perhaps making a set up using your

Great image of snakes. Unframed. It gives you the option of perhaps making a set up using your

Great image of snakes. Unframed. It gives you the option of perhaps making a set up using your

Great image of snakes. Unframed. It gives you the option of perhaps making a set up using your

Great image of snakes. Unframed. It gives you the option of perhaps making a set up using your

Great image of snakes. Unframed. It gives you the option of perhaps making a set up using your

Snake Society’s warrior function. For a discussion of Hopi Snake Dance paraphernalia see: Hopi

Fabulous! Realistic American Folk Art. From the early 1900s. All hand made from root

Fine and rare wrought iron candle holder with snakes separate snakes create the overall as one in

Carved and painted, black, red and white antique African snake sculpture on an iron stand, early

who was skillful in making a utilitarian piece into a work of art. A small snake is coiled around the

This very large 1890s Tesuque Olla jar was made with red clay. It is 12" wide and 11" tall.

Classic Yavapai basket with negative design using willow stitches and devils claw. Excellent symmetry in this basket. Custom stand also available for $175 extra.

A wonderful hand carved, sculpture in a spiraling upward, folky snake motif. Simply but beautiful

Spiral openwork snake in black paint. Rising in graceful arcs with a detailed carved head and

Unusual pair of iron snake andirons. A similar pair is published in Ricco Maresca, American