Modern Skull Sword Cane

35"L

34"L

35"L

36" Modern

35 1/2" w/16" Blade

35 3/4"L

35 3/4"L

34"L

35"

33 1/2"

36"L

36"

With a wrought and cast iron stand, marked for Paris. Comprising: a modern eagle head example with hidden sword, a modern rosewood example with brass branch form handle, a modern rosewood walking stic

Japanese Damascus steel samurai sword. Sheath depicts skulls, skeletons and dragons. Measures 40" (102cm) length.

3 Canes incl. 1 Carved possibly hickory cane, 1 carved w/ hand holding snake, and 1 modern cane w/ metal top and sword on inside -

Antique walnut cane / walking stick with a impressive carved ivory handle depicting a fairy tail figure of a armed fox with a sword holding hands with a rabbit in high relief. There is also a ivory ti

Mid-century modern oak bench with cane seat. [13 1/2" H x 54" W x 18" D]. In good condition.

A Continental silver and bamboo double sword cane Second half 19th century The silver handle monogramed "BN," one 27 1/2-inch blade removing from top of shaft, the blade etched with foliate patterns a

(5) Antique Sword Canes Walking Sticks Daggers, 19th Century - One sword and four daggers, knobby wood handle sword cane with sterling mount and engraving, one dagger retracts out the bottom (some dam

Vintage spring-operated sword cane, early 20th c., having a horn handle over three metal sections, when the lower or middle section is pulled toward the handle the metal cane tip falls off and a protr

circa 1900, elm crook style cane with wide silver collar stamped "Sterling," etched steel blade marked "Wilkinson" and "James Smith & Sons Ltd. New oxford St. London," with blood groove. 37 in. Privat

Sword cane, c.1940s, having a dog-form handle with an inset depiction of British King George VI, the handle pulls our revealing a 17" tapered square steel sword, overall: 35"l, 4.25"w at handle, 1lbs

Two Sword Canes. Comprising an English silver mounted wood cane which removes from the body to reveal a blade. Together with a gnarled wood walking stick with push button release to reveal a blade (le

19th Century, Continental, walking stick with curved handle marked 84 AC, ebonized shaft with steel blade inside, brass ferrule, length 35.5, width 5, depth .75 inches. Oxidation to blade scratches to