Two Antler Canes- C. 1800- Largest handle being

Lot of three consists of two large and one small bell. All three come with a wooden handle. C. late 1800's. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: Largest: 13"T x 9"D.

Three walking sticks / canes, one leather covered example and two with antler handles, one with silver collar hallmarked London 1915. Largest approx. 35" long (3) Please Note - we do not make referenc

Group of three antler handle magnifying glasses, in three sizes. Largest, marked with English sterling hallmarks, other two are silver-plate. Measurements from smaller to largest: 9.5"H x 4"W ; 10.25"

Bamboo Walking Cane, Antler Handle, C. 1900, L 34" | the Walking Cane Offers a Bamboo Shaft with Monogrammed ("Jab") Gold Plated Scrolling Leaf Collar. Terminating on Brass Tip End. Circa 1900.Propert

A COPPER WASHING VESSEL. Poland, c.1800. With two handles and dove tail soldered body. 5.3” tall.

Two Ebonized Canes, 19th c., with gold plated knob handles, one engraved 1883, Taller- H.- 33 1/2 in. Provenance: The Estate of John Peter Eaves, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Two vintage canes. Includes a British Antler handle cane with Sterling collar and Bamboo shaft and a .800 Silver handle cane with Ebony shaft. Some wear and minor damage. Up to 34 1/2" long. ESTIMATE

The archaic bronze cast ritual vessel is in the shape of a mythical beast, with two antlers on the head, archaic patterns on the body, and opens to hollow interior, the back with a C shaped handle. Sh

Group of Fourteen Canes, 20th c., one handle of giraffe form, one a duck head, one an antler, some of limb form, together with a mahogany stand with room for 8 canes. Stand- H.- 29 in., W.- 11 in., D.

Group of Two Canes, early 20th c., one of bamboo with a celluloid L-shaped handle; the second with a wide mother-of-pearl handle with a gold plated collar- Pearl- H.- 36 in. (2 Pcs.). Provenance: The

2 Older Canes, 1 With Antler Handle. Cane With Badger Handle Approximately 36.375H x 2.25W x 1.75D in. Cane With Carved Fish Handle Approximately 35.375H x 3.75W x 1.25D in.

(lot of 2) Vintage cane group, including a Victorian example having a gold filled handle, largest: 36"l

Two Novelty Canes, 19th c., one constructed of segmented shark vertebrae, with a curved handle; the second a gambler\'s cane, the dice inlaid knob handle unscrewing to reveal four small dice, Vertebra

Two Gold Plated Silver Parasol or Cane Handles, 19th C., both with relief ball handles, one with a carved mother-of-pearl shaft, with a date mark of "R"; the second with a tapered celluloid shaft, wit

TWO 19TH CENTURY MIDDLE EASTERN CARVED RHINOCEROS HORN CANE HANDLES. Largest 8 cm wide. (2)

Including one Sampson with a red coat gilt handle, ca. 1800, and two mid-19th C. examples Heights from 8-1/8"h x 9-7/8"h Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, P

Three Antique Vintage Wood and Composition Canes. Two dog and one owl head handles. Largest 36-1/2"l. Condition: Good with wear.

Group of Nine French Graduated Copper Sauce Pans, late 19th c., two with brass handles, seven with iron handles, Largest- H.- 8 1/2 in., W.- 23 1/2 in., D.- 12 in., (9pcs.)

DESCRIPTION: Three vintage seat walking canes, each featuring a C handle in two parts which open to form a seat. One can has a removable metal disc on side and is marked "MADE IN ENGLAND" on point. CI

Group of Three Canes, late 19th c., and an umbrella frame, the three ebonized canes with gold filled ball handles; the umbrella with a weighted silverplated handle, Largest Cane- H.- 34 in. (4 Pcs.) P

Two carved wood canes with antler and horn handles. One with silver collar and tip. 38"H (antler handle)

Two early copper apple butter kettles with iron handles, 19th C. Largest Dia. 27" H 16", smaller with footed tripod iron base Dia. 21" H 13". Please refer to link for hi res images. https://www.dropbo

Both with original wood handles. Largest 4" x 16"

James Watt Letter-Copying Press, c. 1800 With two crank-turned brass barrels, in mahogany case with brass straps and handles, dimensions 19 x 11 ¾ x 4 ½ in. - Note: On 14th February 178