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28: Victorian Ivory Street Walker's Cane-Circa 1875-A b

11: Ivory Gambler's Cane-Circa 1900-An ivory dice cane

55: English Tortoiseshell & Silver Cane-Late 17th Centu

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Johnson City, TN, United States

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Important Cane & Walking Sticks I:00 Eastern

Kimball M. Sterling Inc. TFL-1915

THIS IS A SUNDAY AFTERNOON AUCTION. Over 200 canes in this presentation. Dress, sword,gun, silver and gold and much more. The erotic ivories are some of the best we have ever presented. You may see a wonderful pdf. catalogue on our website. Just Google us and you will find it.Join us for this auction

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Shooters Stool System Stick Cane-Circa 1935-A leat: Shooters Stool System Stick Cane-Circa 1935-A leather and metal folding seat cane in working condition, hardwood shaft and a spike ferrule-H. 4" x 6", O.L. 36"-$200-$250

0217: Shooters Stool System Stick Cane-Circa 1935-A leatEst. $200-$250

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Ivory Dress Cane-Circa 1890-A walrus ivory handle: Ivory Dress Cane-Circa 1890-A walrus ivory handle with a tree leaf design, brass collar, ebony shaft and no ferrule-H. 2 ½" x 1 ½", O.L. 34 ½"-$200-$250

0218: Ivory Dress Cane-Circa 1890-A walrus ivory handleEst. $200-$250

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Ivory Dress Cane-Circa 1865-The carved ivory sea c: Ivory Dress Cane-Circa 1865-The carved ivory sea creature, white metal collar, Malacca shaft and a horn ferrule-H. 3" x 1 ¼", O.L. 32"-$200-$300

0219: Ivory Dress Cane-Circa 1865-The carved ivory sea cEst. $200-$300

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Ivory Dress Cane-Circa 1880-A bushy tailed squirre: Ivory Dress Cane-Circa 1880-A bushy tailed squirrel done in high relief, small brass collar, malacca shaft and a metal ferrule-H. 2 ½" x 5", O.L. 32 ¾"-$300-$400

0220: Ivory Dress Cane-Circa 1880-A bushy tailed squirreEst. $300-$400

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Sterling Dress Cane-Circa 1885-Engraved signed ste: Sterling Dress Cane-Circa 1885-Engraved signed sterling handle with a squirrel on a branch, exotic wood shaft and a metal ferrule-H. 1 ¾" x 7/8", O.L. 34"-$100-$200

0221: Sterling Dress Cane-Circa 1885-Engraved signed steEst. $100-$200

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Gold Filled Dress Umbrella: Circa 1910-For all of you umbrella collectors out there we are offering a unique gold filled handle, bark branch spacer and a brass end cap, ornate umbrella handle which has its original, black silk

0223: Gold Filled Dress UmbrellaEst. $200-$300

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Ladies Silver Umbrella: Circa 1920-A silver handle done in high relief with a large bird, near mint bamboo shaft and a locking mechanism. The silk is 36" wide and is in cobalt blue, handle has a few small dings, but a very

0224: Ladies Silver UmbrellaEst. $150-$250

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Halloween Decorative Cane: Circa 1940-A very unusual composition skull which was probably used at a Halloween party or during the Halloween season, thick hardwood shaft and a bi-metal ferrule. The skull is cast in one piece

0225: Halloween Decorative CaneEst. $200-$300

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Parade Seat Cane: Circa 1930-The hardwood seat cane made by Stafford and Johnson in Michigan, cane seat functions perfectly-O.L. 34 1/2"

0226: Parade Seat CaneEst. $150-$250

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Gold Dress Cane: Circa 1900-A small signed 14kt handle which is monogramed with dents and dings on the side of the top, exotic wood shaft and a small metal ferrule-H. 1" x 3/4", O.L. 35"

0227: Gold Dress CaneEst. $200-$300

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Two Ivory Canes: Early 20th Century-A pair of ivory canes one with a malacca shaft and one with an ebony shaft, both have metal ferrules and each in need of minor repairs

0228: Two Ivory CanesEst. $200-$400

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Gerald Ford Political Cane: Circa 1976-A pewter crook handle cane which was used in the campaign of Gerald Ford for President of the United States, hardwood shaft and no ferrule, in fine condition-H. 4 1/2" x 4", O.L. 35"

0229: Gerald Ford Political CaneEst. $100-$150

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Pine Sunday Cane: Circa 1950-One piece carved Southern Pine Golf Club Cane with a horn ferrule

0230: Pine Sunday CaneEst. $75-$100

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Silver and Ivory Dress Cane: Circa 1890-An art nouveau silver handle which has dents and dings, square ivory spacer with inlaid sterling flowers, small square ivory collar, ebonized square shaft and a horn ferrule-H. 2 1/2" x 1

0231: Silver and Ivory Dress CaneEst. $200-$300

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Damascene Dress Cane: Late 19th Century-A damascene crook handle cane with average wear, hardwood shaft and a horn ferrule-H. 3 3/4" x 2 3/4", O.L. 34"

0232: Damascene Dress CaneEst. $400-$500

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Kimball M. Sterling Inc. TFL-1915

Johnson City, TN, United States

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Week of auction from Noon til 3:00 and morning of sale at 11:00am

125 West Market Street

Johnson City, Tennessee 37604

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20% up to $20,000.00
20% above $20,000.00

Terms & Conditions

Terms and Conditions Check, Echeck ,bankwire or cash. A 20% buyers premium will be added to the hammer price as part of the sale price. We reserve the right to hold purchases until the buyers checks clears if the buyer is not known by us. Paypal is accepted from international bidders only with Echeck. Credit cards are not accepted for cane purchases. Bank letter of credit is acceptable.Kimball M. Sterling, Inc. has endeavored to catalog and describe the property correctly. All property is sold as is and the neither the auction company or the consignor will be responsible for descriptions, genuineness, provenance or condition of the property. No statement in the catalog made orally at the sale or otherwise shall be deemed to be a warranty, representation, or an assumption of liability.We have been in business for over 20 years and intend to have another good 20 years.We have had great sucess in working out any problems that might arise. Call for a condition report or email for additional photos. In the event of any dispute between bidders, the auctioneer shall have total discretion to determine the successful bidder, in which his determination shall be final or to re-offer and resale the article in dispute. Title of the item or items purchased by the bidder will pass at the fall of the gavel according to the UCC laws. This is not an approval auction. Principal auctioneer: Kimball M. Sterling #2467. B. Elizabeth Sterling, auctioneer # 5757. Firm Kimball M Sterling Inc. TFL-1915 We will also be glad to hold your purchase for pick up. Kimball M. Sterling, Inc. will not be held responsible for bids not received in time for the auction or slow Internet bids. We will not be responsible for items left on our location for over 30 days. Sale will be conducted at 125 West Markert Street, Johnson City, Tennessee37604. Announcements day of the sale take precedence over pre-sale advertising. Any litigation that pertains to this auction will be conducted in the County Of Washington in Tennessee and is agreed upon by registering for this auction. Airport is the Tri-Cities Airport, which is approximately 20 miles from the gallery. Internet catalog and live bidding available at our website. Best Western Hotel: 423-282-2126. Ask for Sterling rate. Please call for condition report on sale lots or email us. We do send out multiple photos by email of any lot in the auction .By registering for this auction you accept the terms of this auction. Payment must be received within 7 days of the auction. Condition report can be addressed by a phone call or an email. We do have an import export permit and can ship legal ivory overseas. The buyer will pay cost of CITES permits, shipping to a bonded warehouse in the United States,inspection cost by wildlife agents, then shipping to the final destination. All of the cost must be paid upfront. If we ship your ivory or other protected species overseas we must do CITES permits. If you choose to have someone else ship your canes it will be up to you and the other party.As per your direction we can deliver those canes for you to another party in the United States.Canes can be carried as personal items from country to country without permits. Please visit the CITES website for information on the transportation of personal items. Our Bank wire Information: Beneficiary Bank Wells Fargo Bank, NA 1740 Broadway 2nd floor Denver, Co 80274 Beneficiary SWIFT WFBIUS6S Beneficiary customer First Community Bank, NA Beneficiary number 051501299 For Further Credit instructions Kimball M. Sterling, Inc Escrow account 125 West Market St. Johnson City Tn 37604 account number 0000404202

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We accept cash, check, or bankwire only. Kimball M. Sterling Inc had been voted Best Of Show in the National Auctioneers Association twice and have been in business for over 20 years. Our business is looking for long term relationships with our clients,

Condition

All items sell as is to the bidder. Condition of most of the items is good or better. Please email us if you would like to see more photos or a detailed report.

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Local Taxes Apply to in-state bidders

Sale time

This auction begins at 1:00 AM Eastern time on Sunday afternoon July 17th