10K - 14K GOLD HANDLED ANTIQUE WALKING STICK CANE.

Antique handled walking stick cane. Handle tests between 10K - 14K gold. 38" long with 1 - 1/2" ferrule.Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:38" Long.

Two ebonized antique walking stick canes having embossed 10K gold plated knobs, one having presentation script. Ht: 35.5"

Antique wood and gold walking stick. Features a wood shaft with a 14k gold top. Gold top feels fairly thick over wood. Note some scuffs and dents with missing tip. Marked 14k. Measures 35" tall. Good/

Stone handled walking stick / cane with 14k gold collar and leather-covered metal shaft; Portion of shaft directly under handle appears to be horn; Metal ferrule, possibly brass; Measures approximatel

VICTORIAN 14K YELLOW GOLD MILORD CANE WALKING STICK Victorian 14K yellow gold handled Milord presentation cane. Decorated knob-handle with chased design on ebonized wood cane. Gold tested. Engraved on

Antique walking cane with wood stick and gold plated or 10k gold mounted handle and mother pearl insert. 36"L

An antique 19th Century Victorian ebonized wood cane walking stick with 14K gold filled handle. Brass tipped attached to end of tapered black cane. Top adorned with L shaped handle. One side of handle

Ca. last quarter 19thC. Top is not marked, we assume gold filled, even as it tests 14K. The ebony wood is good with no cracks or repairs. The bottom is missing the steel ferrule-see pics.

A (lot of 3) Gothic Revival style gold knobbed walking sticks or canes: the first with a 14k knob; the second with a 10k knob engraved to top 'Durtt'; the sides octagonal paneled; the third with a gol

Cane walking stick with unmarked gold "L" handle, tests positive under 10K, engraved "From Al to Dockie Sept 9 1943", 35" l, scratches to cane, especially at bottom, consistent with age and use

Antique, circa 1860, walking stick with reconditioned gold/gold filled top knob and brass ferrule; Oak shaft; Knob is marked "HULL" at bottom edge; Measures approximately H 37 inches; No damage observ

Very Rare Antique Golfclub Match Safe Walkingstick Cane with Match Striker Lighter marked 800 or 900 standing for Sterling Silver Handled Golf Putter Cigarette Case Cane with Bamboo Shaft marked 906 B

Victorian cane or walking stick with embossed 10 karat gold handle, fitted to an ebony shaft, and terminating in a metal tip. Unmarked, handle tests 10K gold. Not monogrammed. Handle: 3 1/4" L. Overal

Antique cane / walking stick with stag horn handle and gold filled collar; Metal ferrule, possibly brass; Wood shaft is carved with the words "Uncle James Lebanon PA"; Measures approximately H 35 inch

H) 2pc Ball Handled Walking Stick Cane. 1) Faceted blue tiger eye sphere handle on darkwood tapered cane. Metal crown bale. 2) Crystal ball sphere on tapered wood cane with gold tone bale. -- Dimensio

36" L

36.5" L x 2.5" Gold Knob- Presentation Cane to MC Dunlap of the B&A Railroad of Engineers -Dated September 1972

Engraved Christmas 1865 14k Solid Gold Top Walking Stick Cane. Very nice Civil War Era Walking Stick/Cane with Engraved 14k Solid Gold Top. The gold top is engraved as follows: “A L Babcock to H

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.

14K Yellow gold handle presentation walking stick cane. Presented to W (?) Pierson Feb 17, 1882 with (11) names around the handle. Measures 34.75" long.

Simons Brothers gold filled cane handled, ebonized walking stick. Cane handle with Simons Brothers mark, numerals 2 & 156. With "Greeley Colo March 31, 1894" inscription. (Overall: 32" long).

Antique 14K Gold Topped Walking Stickchased and repousse gold handle stamped 14K and engraved to the top "C.S.D. / S.G. LaFar / 1898", the sides of the handle with panels reading, "May / Floyd / Howie

GOLD KNOB HANDLE CANE 35 INCHES LONG WITH 1 3/4 INCH BY 1 1/8 INCH THICK GRIP. NO MONOGRAM. EXCELLENT USED CONDITION. USA SHIPPING $5.

34in overall length. Black wood with gold grip. Enscribed Harry G. Grieb.