Charles Wallace Parker Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1864 - d. 1932

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      • C.W. PARKER MIDDLE ROW JUMPER CAROUSEL HORSE
        Aug. 28, 2021

        C.W. PARKER MIDDLE ROW JUMPER CAROUSEL HORSE

        Est: $500 - $1,000

        Middle row jumper carousel horse, C.W. Parker Company (Charles Wallace Parker, American, 1864-1932), early 20th c., carved and painted wood, inset eyes, iron bit, stirrups, and front horseshoes, carved mane and tail, jeweled blanket, Kansas corn cantle, brass pole, later black laminate display base, horse: approx 64"l, base: approx 12"h, 48"w, 24"d, overall: approx 60"h Start Price: $300.00

        Austin Auction Gallery
      • C.W. Parker Bucking Bronco Carousel Horse
        Jan. 19, 2019

        C.W. Parker Bucking Bronco Carousel Horse

        Est: $6,000 - $8,000

        Charles Wallace Parker (1864-1932) extremely rare bucking bronco c.1915 carousel horse, 1 of 3 known to exist; this horse is in exceptional restored condition with glass eyes, cast iron horse shoes signed “C.W. Parker Leavenworth, Kansas”. Figure measures 45 in. high x 45 in. wide x 12 in. deep. Spiral brass pole and mounted on wood base measures 64.5 in. high x 49 in. wide x 18 in. deep.

        Fontaine's Auction Gallery
      • C.W. Parker Bucking Bronco Carousel Horse
        Mar. 25, 2017

        C.W. Parker Bucking Bronco Carousel Horse

        Est: $10,000 - $15,000

        Charles Wallace Parker (1864-1932) extremely rare bucking bronco c.1915 carousel horse, 1 of 3 known to exist; this horse is in exceptional restored condition with glass eyes, cast iron horse shoes signed “C.W. Parker Leavenworth, Kansas”. Figure measures 45 in. high x 45 in. wide x 12 in. deep. Spiral brass pole and mounted on wood base measures 64.5 in. high x 49 in. wide x 18 in. deep.

        Fontaine's Auction Gallery
      • PARKER CARVED WOOD CAROUSEL HORSE, Charles Wallace
        Feb. 25, 2013

        PARKER CARVED WOOD CAROUSEL HORSE, Charles Wallace

        Est: $700 - $900

        PARKER CARVED WOOD CAROUSEL HORSE, Charles Wallace Parker (American, 1864-1932), Leavenworth, Kansas, c. 1911-1932, an inside row jumper, one side decorated with inset 'jewels' and relief carving of rifle, rabbit and dog head; the four hooves fitted with C.W, Parker cast iron horseshoes. Length - 61 inches.

        O'Gallerie
      • A CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD CAROUSEL HORSE ON STAND,
        Jan. 17, 2011

        A CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD CAROUSEL HORSE ON STAND,

        Est: $1,000 - $1,500

        A CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD CAROUSEL HORSE ON STAND, Charles Wallace Parker (1864-1932), early 20th century, an inside row jumper with glass eyes, left and right side inset "jewels", carved dog head saddle cantle and four cast iron horseshoes with Parker trademark. Horse length- 53 inches.

        O'Gallerie
      • A CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD CAROUSEL HORSE ON STAND,
        Jun. 09, 2008

        A CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD CAROUSEL HORSE ON STAND,

        Est: $1,500 - $2,000

        A CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD CAROUSEL HORSE ON STAND, Charles Wallace Parker (1864-1932), early 20th century. The horse is an inside row jumper with glass eyes, left side saddle "jewels", carved dog head saddle cantle and four cast iron horseshoes with Parker trademark. Horse e length- 50.5 inches.

        O'Gallerie
      • FABULOUS CARVED ARMORED PARKER CAROUSEL FIGURE
        Aug. 23, 2006

        FABULOUS CARVED ARMORED PARKER CAROUSEL FIGURE

        Est: $20,000 - $25,000

        FABULOUS CARVED ARMORED PARKER CAROUSEL FIGURE. Colors are vibrant, playful and spirited with red, green, yellow, blue, purple, white, black, gold and orange. This jumper horse has a cropped or roached mane with glass jewels embracing the outer rim and the horse's face on the romance side or show side. The trapping or caparison is highly detailed. The romance side has fish scale armor with every scale in a contrasting different color trimmed yet again in another color. As would be expected for a horse in armor he has a spear on the front of his head with two rings. There are elegant yet playful scrolls embracing the horses' face armor and around his body below his neck. There is a round red shield with a gold painted crown in the center on the front of the horse below his head. The horses' teeth and tongue, like everything else here, is very well detailed and pronounced with white teeth and a slightly lolling red tongue. The saddle blanket is so intricately detailed it is hard to put into words. Again it has the fish scale style design with a patriotic star surrounded by a green, yellow and red border finishing off with a free flowing fringe. The saddle itself has great shape and color with deeply carved tobacco leaves on the cantle. There is a decorative medallion on the romance side with flying birds around the outer edge with a Victorian woman in a wild plume feather hat in the center. Underneath all the colorful armor and the saddle blanket you have a striking statuesque black horse with a highly carved white tail. This carousel horse dates from the early 1900's and judging form his size and detailed beauty he was a front row horse. It is mounted underneath by the original iron pole on to a modern wood base. The horse has Parker's signature metal horseshoes on all four feet which read CW PARKER LEAVENWORTH KAN. Charles Wallace Parker was born in Griggsville, Illinois in 1864. By 1905 Parker had four full sized carnivals on tour throughout the country. The Parker "Carry-Us-Alls" (his play on words for carousel) continued to be the most important part of the amusement business. He built hundreds of small traveling carousels that were used by carnivals This wonderfully detailed carousel figure is in very old park paint and most appealing. SIZE: Approximately 3" h x 6'6" l. CONDITION: Various splits and cracks in the body and some minor losses. In general it is in very good condition. 9-71523

        James D. Julia
      • PAIR OF LARGE CAST-IRON SHOOTING GALLERY TARGETS: HOUND AND HARE. SIGNED MANUF. BY C.W. PARKER, ABILENE, KANSAS. CIRCA 1900-1940.
        Aug. 05, 2006

        PAIR OF LARGE CAST-IRON SHOOTING GALLERY TARGETS: HOUND AND HARE. SIGNED MANUF. BY C.W. PARKER, ABILENE, KANSAS. CIRCA 1900-1940.

        Est: -

        Each in the half-round. Marked 11 and 10. Lengths 27 and 26 inches, respectively. Provenance: Alan Adams; found in north Syracuse, New York. Literature: For information about Charles Wallace Parker, his portable carousels and shooting gallery ventures, see Geoff Weedon and Richard Ward, Fairground Art, pp; 104-106, and 233.

        Bourgeault-Horan Antiquarians
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