Tony Wons Folk Art Sculpture of Dachshund Dog - Signed Date 1955 - 1950s Animal Wood Sculptures - Rare Artwork from 1930s Radio
Rare Tony Wons Folk Art Sculpture of Dachshund Dog - Signed Date 1955 - 1950s Animal Wood Sculptures - Rare Artwork from 1930s Radio
Tony Wons Folk Art Sculpture of Dachshund Dog | Signed 1955
Tony Wons Folk Art Sculpture of Dachshund Dog | Signed 1955
Tony Wons Folk Art Sculpture of Dachshund Dog | Signed 1955
Tony Wons Folk Art Sculpture of Dachshund Dog | Signed 1955
Tony Wons Folk Art Sculpture of Dachshund Dog | Signed 1955
Tony Wons Folk Art Sculpture of Dachshund Dog | Signed 1955
Tony Wons Folk Art Sculpture of Dachshund Dog | Signed 1955
Tony Wons Folk Art Sculpture of Dachshund Dog | Signed 1955

Tony Wons Folk Art Sculpture of Dachshund Dog | Signed 1955


Here we have an amazing and unusual folk art wood sculpture of a Dachshund hound by legendary 1930s radio personality Tony Wons. This wooden fella has a look and a stance that commands the room. He's pointing at something and ready to pounce. The execution is incredible. It is whimsical and eye catching. Folk art at its finest.

The rare folk art sculpture comes out of the family's estate in Wisconsin. On the bottom it states the following: "To Melanie from GM Ruby and GP Tony Genuine Dachshund !955"

Ruby was Tony's wife.

Here's more background about the infamous radio host turned folk artist, courtesy of the Old Time Radio website: https://www.otrcat.com/p/tony-wons-scrapbook

Tony Wons was a popular personality during the depression receiving 2,000 fan letters a week. Anthony "Tony" Wons was also known as "scrapbookman" as he collected works of writing from Shelley, Whitman, and other great writers. He also took suggestions from the fans of his show. Tony Wons Scrapbook is a conversational show and he is like an old friend who stops by for a chat. He often asked the listening audience "Are you listening?"

Here are a couple other websites about him, here and here

He actually carved violins for music students after he moved back to Wisconsin! I mean, C'mon.

The sculpture stands 4 1,2" tall, 7" wide and 2 1/2" deep. There is perfect surface patina throughout the piece. He's very solid and awesome. Please see all pics as they are part of the description.

I ship FedEx to street addresses only (no PO Boxes). Free shipping on the rare folk art sculpture.

This dog will hunt. He's a beauty.