Twig Folk Art

Your new country log cabin, but in miniature. All hand built, constructed and carved out of pine and saplings. A wonderful scale model of a log cabin that dates to the early 20th Cen...

A wonderful vintage American folk art hand carved and painted figural peacock tree by decoy carver Ken Kirby (New Jersey, United States). Featuring three uniquely modeled exotic peacock bird figures in beautiful intricately detailed polychrome paint perched in naturalistic twig tree, rising on sturdy ebonized turned pineapple-form finial base. Signed, Ken Kirby burn-blindstamped and hand written to verso. Highly decorative, rare, whimsy and uniquely distinctive, this charming work makes for a wonderful console statue, shelf, mantle accent, table centerpiece, or folky artwork, sure to add graceful whimsical elegance, cozy romantic sophistication, rustic warmth, natural interest, character and charm to any space! Dimensions: (approx) 23.5" Tall, 17" Wide, 10" Deep Base: 5.25" Diameter About the Maker/Artist/Creator: Ken Kirby (shown in 18th photo) While on a vacation to the Outer Banks of North Carolina in 1983, Ken visited a decoy shop and was fascinated by the wildfowl carvings on display. He purchased a rough blank for a decoy to try his hand at carving and painting. He was already an experienced woodworker who had made most of the furniture in his home. With this first decoy, his carving career began. He began selling his birds in decoy shops on the Outer Banks and then expanded to shops in Maryland and New Jersey, later in Maine. Ken Kirby Decoy Classics was born. In his early years, he discovered a special fascination with old classic decoys made by famous carvers. He has won many ribbons for his duck and shorebird carvings...

This folky hand made 19Thc chair is in fine condition in original blue paint. There is a coat of weather protector so could go inside or outside of your home. This twig chair was fou...

A large and beautifully executed 19th century vintage folk art tree twig branch basket sculpture.

Large oversized twig / branch mirror with beveled glass, adirondak- rustic, stunning design, almost Art Nouveau in style and design, great quality.

A painted green twig chair assumed to be from the Adirondacks, circa early 20th century.

A wonderful sculptural Folk Art armchair constructed from branches/sticks early 20th century in age The chair has large areas of its original lichen tone paint, the seat has been ...

Antique rustic French twig chair: 19th century or early 20th century Tramp Art chair constructed by hand from branches and twigs by an unknown itinerant fol...

Late 19th century Fisherman's Rope Woven Eel Basket, circa 1890, a rare hand woven basket apparently unique to the New Jersey coast, with a coarse rope weave on twig staves, with solid wooden bottom, and rope becket handles. These baskets were used to carry live eels (and probably other live bait...

This handmade Amish willow or twig magazine holder is in fine condition and has a protective water proofing coat. This is so it can be indoor or outdoor.

This very large all original basket is in fine as found condition with very minor breaks on the bottom. The handle is like a group of grapevines or twigs twisted together as one. Thi...

Pair of folky painted twig wood planters or urns. This fo paint looks like deer horns but is not. They are made of wood twigs and very sturdy. Sold as a pair. They are in a grungy cr...