Gadget Tool Cane ca. 1850, 35 3/4" (L)

92. Anglo-Indian Ivory Cane-Ca. 1850-Substantial, phallic shaped ivory handle carved with stylized floral, malacca shaft and a stag horn ferrule. Glorious patina.-H. 5 ¾” x 1 ¼”, O.L. 35 ¾”-$

Blow dart cane with movable ferrule. The ferrule is removable as a weapon a popular tool to have in that time. The shaft is 35" L, probably iron metal. 2.5" Ferrule. The handle can screw off to reveal

Atq + Vtg Walking Canes- Carved Face Black Acacia- (1)34.5''L Has Secret Compartment w/ Twist Off Pipe Top? + (1)35''L Carved w/ Face Handle from Sierra Madre,CA

With sterling top. English hallmarks. When top is opened it reveals receptacle for cigarettes and matches. Top does not fully close. Condition (Excellent - Near Mint). Size 34" L.

A grouping of three antique / vintage canes / walking sticks including a cane with brass detacheable handle (34"L), an .800 silver mounted ebonized wood cane ( 36"L) and a faux bamboo cane ( 35 1/2"L)

2 walking canes, 34.6"L, 35.8"L

Doctor syringe cane/walking stick. Contains a glass syringe along with a 2nd item of the needle. The handle is briarwood. The shaft is 34.5"L Oak. Ferrule is 0.5"L brass. Circa 1890. Excellent conditi

French Compass cane/walking stick. Made in France. This 3" handle is made of nickel plated brass. Having a sterling collar and a hand carved briarwood shaft which is 35"L. Ferrule is 2.5"L. Excellent

signed Mexico. Classic Mexican cane ca. 1910 with the lizard mouth at top and the eagle holding a snake as seen on the Mexican Flag. 35.5"L

Two Wood and White Metal Presidential Campaign Canes, ca. 1976, Comprising of a Gerald R. Ford cane and a Jimmy Carter cane. Longest dimensions: l: 34 3/4 in.

Kerosene torch cane/walking stick. The handle screws off to reveal a kerosene burner with an adjustment knob/screw to to turn the wick up or down. 35.5"L shaft is carved fruitwood in a diamond shape p

12. Johnny Winter’s Shoe Cane- Ca. 1900- A carved folk art shoe with a sterling spat atop, hardwood shaft and a stopper ferrule. H. 4” x 1 ¾” O.L.- 35 ½” $300-$500 NOTE:The first 55 lots in

Sterling handle cane/walking stick (1850-1910). Ebonized hard wood shaft is 34.75"L. The 0.5" ferrule is copper. Marked. Excellent condition with age related wear. Issued: 1890 Dimensions: 34.75"L

A grouping of three antique / vintage canes / walking sticks icluding an english sterling silver mounted cane (35 1/2"L), a cane with a monkey head handle (34 1/2"L) and a cane with a domino-form hand

Carved Wood Dog Head Walking Sticks L 35" And L 34" | Two carved wood canes having dog head handles. One Bulldog and one Scottie.

A Collection of Canesof varying hardwooda) L: 35” (89 cm)b) L: 34” (86 cm)c) L: 36” (91 cm)d) L: 36” (91 cm)e) L: 34 1/2” (88 cm)f) L: 41 1/2” (105 cm)g) L: 36&rdq

Cloisonne snuff container cane/walking stick. The handle on this incredible cane comes off to reveal a container to hold snuff. 34.5"L shaft is maple wood. Ferrule is 2" nickel over steel. Excellent c

CARVED OWL WITH GLASS EYES. ALSO CARVED MAN WITH GLASS EYES AND EXAGGERATED NOSE AND LIPS Size: 34" AND 35" L Terms: Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle most of the shipping in-house. WE do reserve

French, ca. 1900. A gadget cane, with the head silver in the form of a monkey, the jaw hinged and the eyes and mouth painted, marked DEPOSE on back; lg. 35, wd. 1.25, dp. 1.75 in.Â

folk carved cane of an African Americans head ca. 1870 with marks down the shaft of the Smith & Allen Slave and Livestock Sale 35"L

ca. 1940. carved alligator handle. L 34.25"

American, ca. 1850, having sand foliate cushion profile, and sand decorated Greek key liner element. Overall 34" x 48", Rabbet 21" x 35", Molding 7".

Two canes with gold handles. Longest L 35". Gold handle top Acid tested 10K. Shortest L 34". Gold handle top Acid tested 10K. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/n6vxry

19th century gadget cane with set of interchangeable hand tools such as screwdriver with 3 metal bits. Walnut turned knob screw-off handle with horn ferrule. 35.75 inches long.