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Product Name : Hand CarvedFolk Art Snake Cane
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A beautifully executed hand carved snake cane. Carved from a single piece of what appears to be Tulip Poplar the snake is extremely detailed right down to the feel being reproduced in carving. The snake comprises the upper 1/2 of the cane which has an overall length of 33 3/4" . The cane has a 12 gauge shotgun shell brass for a tip with a decorative silver ferrule on its collar. Verbal provenance says this cane was presented to Elvis Presley.
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Product Name : Natural Gold Nugget and 1926 Double Eagle Gold Coin Money Clip
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Offering a gentleman's hand made one of a kind money clip. This clip oozes opulence with a 1926 double eagle 20 dollar St. Gaudens gold coin supported in a bezel that allows the coin to turn in frame for the viewing of both sides. The frame consists of 10K gold inlaid with natural (as found) gold nuggets and 2 prong set natural diamonds with a total carat weight of .54.The clip has an aggregate weight of 74.8 grams and measures 61mm height x 53mm wide x 14mm thick. A master gemologist's appraisal report which values the piece at $7000 is included with the piece.
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Product Name : Table
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Found in Elizabethton (Carter County) Tennessee this classic style game table has a folding top that sits on a pedestal carved from a solid block of Cherry wood. The base support for the top is made from a solid piece of tiger Maple. The finished top is connected to the base support with a screw and has inlaid pieces of Ivory for offsets. The piece is from the 3rd quarter of the 19th century.and measures 32 3/4"Tall x 33 3/4" depth x 35 1/4" width.
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Product Name : Bronze Bust by Donald lanham
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Bronze Bust Sculpture by Donald Lanham. Born in Louisville Kentucky in 1925 Mr Lanham who considers himself a carver also works in other mediums including wood, marble and watercolors. This bronze has been exhibited in the Carol Reece Museum in Johnson City TN and The Historic Middleton Museum in Middleton KY. The bust is signed en verso and on the bottom DL 1972. Overall height is 13 1/4" with the marble base being 5 1/2" tall.
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