English Ball Handle Walking Stick

Art Deco Bakelite Ball Handle Walking Stick. Wood shaft. "Croquet Ball" handle. Unsigned. Measures 33-3/4" L. Condition: Typical wear from age and use. Estimate: $50.00 - $100.00 Domestic Shipping: Th

Antique Carved ball cane handle 32 1/2 inch walking stick. Stick is covered with strips of different colored leather or the like.

Three Horse-Measuring Walking Sticks including: an English example with crook-handle rattan walking stick fitted with brass escutcheon drawing to reveal an aluminum and brass horse measuring stick, wi

Malacca walking stick, ivory handle. English, second half of 19th Century. H cm 78 663/98 (H 30,7 inch)

Antique English Sterling Silver Handle Cane or Walking Stick. Measures 35.5 inches in length.

American Silver Claw Handle Walking Stick and an English Silver Pocket Watch Holder Walking Stick The claw marked 'Sterling'; the watch holder marked Birmingham. Together with: A brass measuring tape

Victorian English gold-tone metal Fritz-handle cane / walking stick with chased and engraved details, the cartouche with presentation inscription "To J.D. Hackett by Friends". 33.75" H. Dents, wear.

Freemason, Masonic cane, walking stick. Metal two ball handle with sun & moon design & metal shaft with rubber stopper. 36 1/2" L.

Victorian English 14K gold rounded L-shaped handle cane / walking stick with chased and engraved details, the cartouche with initials, marked "14K," ebonized stick. 34.75" H. Dents, wear.

14K GOLD BALL HANDLED EBONIZED WOOD WALKING STICK Ebonized wood walking stick with 14K gold ball handle (gold tested). Stamped texture design on handle. Hallmark on metal ferrule. 34" long.

Victorian English gold-tone metal Milord knob-handle cane / walking stick with chased and engraved details, the top with presentation inscription: "Fred Seacord from Employes of Street R. R. of Galesb

Parasol handle with chased silver and mother of pearl having male and female golfers applied in gold relief, L-8. One walking stick handle cast with golf ball flanked by male and female golfer with cl

Victorian English gold-tone metal Milord knob-handle cane / walking stick with chased and engraved details and ebonized stick. 35.5" H. Dents, wear.

A Victorian hallmarked pinchbeck handle walking stick with repoussé tapered ball handle and monogram "G.C.B. to B.S. Feb 20, 99". Hallmark is circle with three diamond over shield with "S" over 89.

Cane/walking stick with hammered golf ball handle, signed Alpacca, 35" L.

Telescope handle walking stick or cane, composed of brass telescope (3.5" closed, 4.25" open), lacquered wood shaft with English sterling silver collar. Measures 37"H. Condition report: Common wear an

19th century. Claw and ball handle with smooth wood shaft painted black and brass knobbed ferrule. 35-1/2". Moderate wear to heel. Ferrule sits loose on shaft. Losses to black paint.

Bridges walking stick with University of Virginia golf ball handle.L: approx. 35 1/2".

Group of Five Silver Mounted Walking Sticks, early 20th c., consisting of a tapered cylindrical example with a hammered sterling handle; a tapered maple example with an .800 silver ball handle; an ebo

19th century Native American Iroquois carved wooden effigy walking stick / cane, the burled root ball handle stylized as a human head with bead eyes. 37.5" L.

An English agate topped bamboo walking stick with hallmarked band for London, 1887. Together with a putter-type wooden handle walking stick and an Asian heavily chased silver handledstick with ebonize

An English Silver Mounted Walking Stick. Wood cane is capped with a repousse and swirled English silver handle; marked for Birmingham Height: 35"

An English Silver Mounted Walking Stick. Wood cane is capped with an English silver handle engraved "A Token of Esteem to C.S.M.H. Haynes Feb 1919". Hallmarked for Jonathan Howell, London Length: 35.5

14 Canes/Walking Sticks and a Bat, one with English silver handle with a canon, one a picture of a church in winter, one with a brass bear and a couple with silver mounts (15 pc.) Dimensions: 26 1/2"