Brigg London, Sterling Walking Stick

DESCRIPTION: An antique English free-from wood walking stick with sterling adornment. Hallmarked: "GLA, Brigg London" CIRCA: Early 1900s ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: L: 36" x D: 2.25" Have a similar it

DESCRIPTION: Brigg walking stick featuring sterling silver cap. Cap hallmarked with "Brigg London", sterling silver mark and "RA" maker's mark. CIRCA: 19th Century ORIGIN: English DIMENSIONS: L: 36" C

Brigg of London silver and wood walking stick.Cuff marked. Size: 35 in.Please note that all sales are final. No refunds will be given under any circumstances. Location C1

Group of canes and walking sticks including two sterling silver capped canes, London sterling banded carved stag horn handle figural cane depicting a wolf (chip to nose), twig walking sticks, etc., al

Lot consisting of a 19th century walking stick with gold top (48 1/4"); and early 20th century Brigg London umbrella frame, inscribed "B. Moore. East Norwich, L. I." (36 1/2").

hallmarked, London, 1901, with a angled handled, engraved with acanthus scroll on a bamboo style stick, length 91cm

A mixed group of 5 walking sticks comprising an Asprey Sterling Silver Handled, a Sterling collared stick hallmarked London, both c. 1900, a heavy brass knight's head knobbed stick, a Pewter Flamingo

5 Silver handled canes, 4 marked sterling, 1 marked "London England 1915" makers mark obscured. 1 walking stick with metal collar, missing tip. Tallest: 36 1/2" H.

The bamboo shaft with brass ferrule tip and sterling silver collar with engraved decoration of heraldic shield amid rococo swirls, stamped hallmarks of AJW, London, date appears to be 1898. Measures 3

Circa 1945. Sterling silver knob hallmarked 'London'. Mahogany, boxwood, brass and silver. Dimensions are: 35 7/8" long. All measurements are approximate.

Including one English sterling silver goose head (London, 1908) and possibly a salesman sample, one novelty English sterling silver perfume vial (Birmingham, 1906), and one with a horn snuffmull. L. o

SIX SILVER AND SILVERED METAL MOUNTED CANES AND WALKING STICKS Comprising a walking stick with a knob form sterling handle bearing maker's marks for London, 'WF', possibly 1853, an Austrian cane with

Two antique silver mounted canes / walking sticks including one English sword cane ( marked London 1879" on the blade with sterling silver mount and horn handle (35 1/2"L) , the other cane with silver

The malacca-type shaft with hole for leather thong is finished in a large primitive copper ferrule tip on one end, and set with a sterling silver case on the other having stamped hallmarks of London,

This Malacca cane or walking stick is topped with a leather head that conceals a brass coin holder. The collar is made of marked silver, a medallion beneath it stating, "Howell London England."

This is a group of three antique walking sticks including the following: ~Carved horn handle cane with and engraved sterling silver collar made by Thomas Dicks of London circa 1877, 33 1/2" long ~ Car

Masonic wooden & sterling walking stick with a ball and cross fob. This Globe and Cross FOB represents the pinnacle in geometric design and craftsmanship for Masonic jewelry. In its closed position

Wonderful and rare sterling walking stick with racing horse and jockey. Marked 925 with a ring box and numbers and hallmarks. 37" long.

Independence Hall Timber & Sterling Walking Stick. "Made from the original timber taken from Independence Hall. 1854. C.S. Swope" Approx. 31.5"H. Photos Are Considered Part Of The Description And Cond

An antique Tiffany & Co rosewood and engraved sterling silver elbow and tip walking stick. Stamped "Tiffany & Co" and "Sterling". Monogrammed "F.R.S".Size: 35.5 inches long x 4.25 inches wide (handle)

with bamboo style shaft. Initialed CH with silver collar and tip. Dated 1891. Handle 3.75". Overall 37". Estate of Ken and Pat Hodge.

Ebony shaft tops with a silver handle in the form of an eagle head, carries British hallmarks, eagle head 3 3/4' by 4" wide. Overall 35" long.

Sterling Top Walking Stick, fine repousse work, on thick bamboo shaft, overall 37" long, late 19th century.

the horn handle carved in the form of a horse hoof, with a sterling silver collar hallmarked 1871 and with engraved monogram to the shaft, length 83cm