A very nice gold-filled presentation cane

1936 Presentation cane with gold filled handle. Reads: Presented to H. Lederman on his Golden Jubilee of Golden Career by R.L. Cherurg. 6-20-36. 36" long.

Ebony shaft with repousse handle inscribed "to John M.Poor WN Grange" 36"

Antique presentation cane handle with presentation to Hon. George Legare Christmas 1908. Indentation to top. Measures 4.25" wide.Congressman George Legare arrived at Fort Bayard in late November 1908

Gold FIlled Presentation Cane, reads " John Laux Van Den Lehrern Lehrerinnen Der. St. John Sontags School 1890" Measures: 33"

Knob handle engraved with leaf and scroll motif. Top cartouche inscribed "JGL Presented by the N.S.A.A. 1888." Ebony shaft. Length 35 1/2 inches. Marked PP at base of handle.

Gold filled presentation cane with gold quartz. C. 1870. Gold quartz comes from the gold rush of the 1860’s in California. The shaft is snakewood, which is one of the rarest, most expensive wood

Two and a quarter inch gold filled floral chased knob with engraved inscription on top reading Presented To Jeriah Sweetland by Leanore Lodge No 512 F. & A.M. in token of Fidelity, mounted on a tapere

20TH C. PRESENTATION CANE WITH GOLD FILLED KNOB HANDLE 20th century presentation cane with monogrammed, gold filled handle cap. 35"

Oak presentation inkstand "Mr. J.J. Donovan... St. Mary's Boy's School..." 1892, 4"h x 13"w and a presentation gold-filled cane "John Cather..." 36"l

Two Antique Presentation Canes. 1st: Gold-filled cap with initials "M.E.B.", 36-3/4"l. 2nd: Thornwood cane with silver band engraved "Arch. Wilke Hazelden Mearns", 35-1/2"l.

Presentation walking cane, gold filled handle, "C.F. Wales, From Monticello Library Friends, May 26, 1964. All items sold as is, all sales final, contact us if you need more information, by participat

Very nice vintage 35" gold filled or heavy plate handled cane. Unfortunately the handle has been separated from the base. The shaft is in good condition with surface wear and light scratches present,

Gold cane was presented to H Bailey January 1, 1881. very ornate gold top. Cane is nice. 35" Long. Silver cane ornate top. Cane is in good shape. 36" Excellent

Gold filled repousse floral handle with touch marks is engraved "Robt. Nesbitt, Wheeling, W. Va. Oct. 23, 1886". Shaft is possibly Malacca wood. Added rubber tip, minor flakes at top of shaft. 33.5"l.

Four Canes and Three Cane Heads 19th Century including a monogrammed example and three presentation canes, dated 1867 1887, and 1888.one cane head marked Sterling and one gold filled head marked for S

19th Century presentation gold filled handle walking stick cane that reads "Father from his Children Oct. 26 1831 1881". Measures 35.25" long.

ODD FELLOWS PRESENTATION DRESS CANE/WALKING STICK, robust gold-filled stepped handle bearing inscription for "A. Harper / Dec. 29, '08 / Born Dec. 29, 1833" below typical lodge iconography, marked "I

Chased tau handled with floral scrolls attached to tapered ebony shaft with 1 1/4" horn & steel ferrule, nice old patina, total length 33 1/2". Condition Fine.

Victorian gold filled fancy cane handle, monogrammed, measures approx. 3" long, Nice estate condition.

Gold Filled Case; Nice Original Dial; 17 Jewel, Cal 550 Movement; 1962 Engraved Presentation; New Strap All Watches in Running Order when catalogued Unless otherwise noted. .

including a silverplate handled cane of William McKinley marked "Protection 1896"; a Japanese silverplate naturalist umbrella; a gold filled floral decorated handle with 1919 presentation engraving; a

Nice early burl wood cane with very ornate gold overlay top. Top is inscribed Lizzie Hah Xmas 89. Great presentation cane from 1889. Has some loss. 39" Very Good

Late 19th century, early 20th century. All three are presentation pieces. Ebonized shaft, knob handle marked "E.S> and Co." engraved "1858-1888 Thomas Nash from Wm. Skinner," 34h. Striped wooden shaft

THREE CANES/WALKING STICKSLate 19th/Early 20th Century1-2) Two with engraved gold-filled handles and black painted hardwood shafts. One with an 1881 presentation inscription. Original metal ferrules.