A charming set of four American carved wood deer panels from around 1940, each one shaped by hand with that slightly naïve, folk-leaning confidence that mid-century regional carving does so well. The deer are shown resting in woodland settings, their bodies rendered in low relief while the heads project outward in fuller volume, giving each panel a surprising sculptural presence. The antlers—each different—add an irresistible touch of character. The patina is warm and honest, with the naturally aged surface enhancing the carving’s rhythm: layered foliage, stylized ground patterns, and the gentle curves of the animals’ bodies. Hung together, they form a playful, almost cinematic frieze; used individually, they bring a rustic, lodge-house charm to an entry, stair landing, or den. They’re lightweight enough to hang easily, yet visually strong enough to read as true art objects. The largest panel measures 26 inches wide, 10 inches deep, and 24.5 inches high, giving the group a commanding presence when displayed as a set. A rare, characterful ensemble with real warmth and personality. Height: 24.5 in (62.23 cm) Width: 26 in (66.04 cm) Depth: 10 in (25.4 cm)