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H 44 in W 60 in D 34 in
Big Red Bird, Oversized Folk Art Sculpture by Stephen Huneck, 1994 Vermont
By Steven Huneck
Located in Quechee, VT
This wonderful giant-size bird of Vermont hardwood was carved and painted by the artist Stephen Huneck of St. Johnsbury, Vermont, in 1994 at the height of his career. It is sold imme...
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Stephen Huneck Carved Wooden Dog Footstool
By Steven Huneck
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Stephen Huneck hand carved wooden dog footstool. Perfect as a foot stool, ottoman or playful sculpture. Dimensions 7" width x 20" depth x 15" height. Condition Good vintage condition.
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H 33 in W 40.5 in D 8.5 in
Afghan Dog Sculptures, by Stephen Huneck, Vermont, 1991, Signed and Dated
By Steven Huneck
Located in Downingtown, PA
Dimensions: 33 inches high x 40 1/2 inches wide x 8 1/2 inches deep. Stephen Huneck (October 8, 1948 – January 7, 2010, was an American wood carving artist, furniture maker, pai...
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H 30 in W 80 in D 24 in
Exceptional Stephen Huneck Custom Tiger Maple and Walnut Desk with Dog Motif
By Steven Huneck
Located in Milford, NH
The desk features raised panels throughout, and is finished with molded edge base trim and painted dog pulls, a common theme in Huneck’s creations. He has become known as a self taug...
Maple, Walnut
Stephen Huneck Labrador Retriever Mirror
Located in Litchfield, CT
By Stephen Huneck, St Johnsbury, VT, circa 1990s. This wonderful mirror by Stephen Huneck is a rare monochrome example in gold. Quite large at 35 1/2 by 23 3/4s inches, it features L...
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Pair of Stephen Huneck Sheep Sculptures
Located in Chicago, IL
These two hand-carved sheep by Stephen Huneck capture everything that makes his work so beloved: warmth, whimsy, and an unshakable respect for rural life. One sheep stands tall with ...
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Carved Labrador Framed Mirror by Stephen Huneck
Located in Chicago, IL
This American folk art frame, carved and painted by Stephen Huneck in 1996, wraps the glass in an endless procession of Labrador Retrievers—his most beloved muse.
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Hand Carved Dog Bench by Stephen Huneck
Located in Chicago, IL
Stephen Huneck, a renowned American folk artist, left behind a legacy of creativity and craftsmanship that continues to inspire today. This hand-carved wood dog bench, featuring Hune...
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Vintage Carved Wooden Folk Art Dog Bench Stephen Huneck Attributed
Located in Troy, MI
Sculptural carved wood dog form bench attributed to Steven Huneck circa 1990s Post modern design in solid wood with carved details and distressed finish
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H 18.63 in W 60 in D 36 in
Stephen Huneck Folk Art Figured Maple Coffee Table with Dachshund Dog Motif
Located in Milford, NH
Huneck has become known as a self taught sculptor, author, and furniture maker, with dogs being a strong influence in his designs.
Maple
Vintage Stephen Steven Huneck Wood Carved Dog Bench Folk Art
By Steven Huneck
Located in West Palm Beach, FL
Vintage, Circa 1990s Steven Stephen Huneck wood carved dog bench. Original black finish.
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Hand Carved Dog Bench by Stephen Huneck
Located in Chicago, IL
Stephen Huneck, a renowned American folk artist, left behind a legacy of creativity and craftsmanship that continues to inspire today. This hand-carved wood dog bench, featuring Hune...
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Hand Carved Dog Bench by Stephen Huneck
Located in Chicago, IL
A wonderfully whimsical late 20th century hand carved wood dog bench by artist, Stephen Huseck. The bench features a rough hewn seat with a four legs, and movable tail, and a dog hea...
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H 14 in W 21 in D 8 in
Hand-Carved Postmodernism Dog Footstool, Stephen Huneck Folk Art, circa 2000
By Steven Huneck
Located in Quechee, VT
This hand-carved, gold-painted wooden footstool, a sculpture of a glorified dog, is attributed to the workshop of artist Stephen Huneck at Dog Mountain in St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
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