A 19TH CENTURY MALACCA AND SILVER MOUNTED WALKING STICK

Two Continental SIlver-Mounted Malacca Walking Sticks Late 19th/Early 20th Century comprising an example with a wood handle with three inset strips of silver, the other example with handle with Austri

Two Silver Mounted Malacca Walking Sticks Late 19th/Early 20th Century comprising an English silver mounted example and one example with rubbed marks. Height of taller 35 3/4 inches.  Property fr

A 19TH CENTURY MALACCA CANE WALKING STICK WITH CARVED RHINO HORN HANDLE depicting a Dog with glass eyes, mounted on a silver rococo style collar 79.5cm overall

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER MOUNTED DOGSHEAD WALKING STICK with ebonised shaft 92cm overall.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY RHINOCEROS HORN SILVER MOUNTED WALKING STICK with hoop handle and silver mounts. (87cm overall)

Continental Silver-Mounted Ebonized Gentlemens Walking Stick.Late 19th Century. Marked with a stylized crown and two further illegible hall marks. The pommel cast as four conjoined elderly bearded man

An Austrian Niello Silver Mounted Ebony Walking Stick Late 19th/Early 20th Century marked with '800' standard on handle Height 35 inches.  Provenance: Vicky Meyer, Camden Passage Market, London P

FIVE ASSORTED WOODEN CANES/WALKING STICKS, late 19th/early 20th century. Various silver-mounted and other handles - Longest, L: 39 3/4 in.

A Silvered-Metal Mounted Malacca Bootmaker's  'System'  Walking Stick First Half 19th Century the metal cap lifting to reveal a brass foot-measuring tool inside cane's interior. Height 36 in

A Silver Mounted Ebonized Shaving Kit 'System' Walking Stick Late 19th Century the silver handle engraved 'Beloved' on top and openning to reveal a shaving brush and razor. handle marked 'Sterling'

19th c. Ivory Mounted Canes, with silver collars, incl: Stick having an ivory top with carved tiger head, glass eye, 32 3/4" high; and Curved top head cane with silver inlay, collar marked "sterling",

THREE LATE 19TH CENTURY HORN HANDLED WALKING STICKS THREE LATE 19TH CENTURY HORN HANDLED WALKING STICKS possibly rhinousous horn, with silver mounted collars and wooden shafts 92cm overall

Walking stick, malacca cane, engraved silver pommel. English, second half of 19th Century. H: cm 89 (35 inch)

An antique or vintage Austrian enameled silver and malacca wood shaft / walking stick, the bejewelled silver handle with a secret compartment. Late 19th / early 20th century. Approximate measurements:

to include various sizes, materials, and styles, some with silver mounts, one with a horn handle, another with a carved tiger's head with glass eyes, a silver mounted Carnatic Infantry parade stick da

Two Horn Mounted Walking Sticks Late 19th/Early 20th Century one example with a walnut shaft ending in a composite ferrule, the other example with a malacca shaft and a horn ferrule. Height of taller

A 19TH CENTURY CARVED WALKING STICK with carved dog handle mounted on a harewood cane 88cm overall TOGETHER WITH AN IVORINE CARVED BIRD HANDLE depicting two parakeets, mounted on a Malacca cane 88cm o

THREE LATE 19TH CENTURY HORN HANDLED WALKING STICKS THREE LATE 19TH CENTURY HORN HANDLED WALKING STICKS possibly rhinousous horn, two mounted on ebony shafts with silver collars, the other with mahoga

Extremely hard to find 19th century anti-Semitic cane with inlaid metal eyes. The handle carved in gorgeous detail and mounted on an ebonized wooden shaft. Antler stag handle, silver collar with monog

SIX 19TH CENTURY HORN HANDLED AND SILVER WALKING CANES two of bamboo, two with malacca and two with ebonised shafts, all the sticks with hallmarked silver collars, (6)

Of Malacca wood with original brass chape, the hooked grip wrought entirely of silver with niello decoration in Art Nouveau flowering vine motifs. 19th-early 20th century. Minor damage to silver. Over

SEVEN LATE 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH ANTLER HANDLED WALKING CANES one with presentation silver collar, malacca shaft and antler handle, one mounted with plaques or badges from various English locations, tw

with mahogany shaft

Late 19th century clock mounted walking stick / cane, probably English or French, the cane with flattened knob. [36" H]. Dings and wear to knob; typical wear to stick.