[MEDICINE-PHILADELPHIA] Presentation Cane to Dr. Arthur

[MEDICINE-PHILADELPHIA] Presentation Cane to Dr. Arthur de Collard. Ebony shaft with ornate 14k gold plated decorative presentation handle. Length 36”. Engraved at top, “To Doctor Arthur d

18k yellow gold presentation cane. "Dr. T.A McCormick Gratitude of B.C.C Influenza Epidemic SEWELL Oct 1918". Hallmarked. Tests 18k. Ribbed ball top gold cane top. 36" long cane.

ROSEWOOD WITH GOLD FILL TOP, ENGRAVED PRESENTATION "VOTED TO DR. J.D. McGOWAN AT HOLY ANGELS CHURCH BAZARR, NOV. 1890"; 34 1/2" LONG

One inscribed "A GREER 1849-1899 L.M." , One "To DR MW Townsend From his Catholic Friends of the Burgen Rally 1888", and one "Presented to Gen. J. A. Cunningham by Members of Co D 22 Reg Mass". Talles

Including: (2) Barker's Linament, Philadelphia, 1906 & 1912; (4) Herrick's Medicines, 1877, 1880, 1903, 1913; Graeffenberg Almanac Light of the World, 1881; Dr. Walker's Vinegar Bitters, California, T

ASSORTED EMBOSSED PATENT MEDICINE BOTTLES, LOT OF FOUR, aqua, various shapes, comprising a square indented-panel "DR. H. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY" from Philadelphia, two Dr

Victorian era walking stick cane handle. It was presented to the Reverend Dr. J. F. McElhinny by the Choir of the Sacred Heart Church dated Feb 6, 1889. Reverend McElhinney tried to establish a notewo

"Auscultation and Percussion", by Dr. Joseph Skoda and translated from the fourth edition by W. O. Markham, M.D. Published in Philadelphia by Lindsay and Blakiston, 1854. Some wear. Plus "Principles o

This cane is engraved from the Presbyterian church in New Richmond Ohio, Oct. 20, 1893. The handle was custom made by Simmons Hardware Company and signed by them. The shaft is tapered metal made to lo

Theodore Roosevelt presentation cane: "To Teddy From / The boys in the Cabinet" USA sterling silver, ebonized oak stamped marks together with another coppered metal bust cane and a Roosevelt-Fairbanks

18k presentation cane, Lt.Gov Connecticut EH Hyde, 1867. (From Wiki):"Ephraim H. Hyde (June 1, 1812 – June 18, 1896) was an American politician who was the 33rd Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut

Gold filled presentation cane with gold quartz. C. 1870. Gold quartz comes from the gold rush of the 1860’s in California. The shaft is snakewood, which is one of the rarest, most expensive wood

Six Gold Plated Presentation Canes Max L 35".

Littell for Gratz Industries woven leather bench, Circa 1970s, model TG-18, steel frame, black leather, 14.25"h x 74.5"w x 20.25"d Provenance: The Estate of Dr. Arthur C. Carr, NY

Group of four Duck River Artifacts once in the Dr. Arthur Cushman Collection. 2 fine Duck River Swords (Humphreys, 6 3/4" & 6 7/8") and 2 Talon Hook Effigies (TN, 1/8" & 5 3/8"). The Talon Hook Effigy

Pr. Mies Van Der Rohe for Knoll "Barcelona" chairs, Circa 1960s, tufted caramel leather seat and back, Knoll Assoc. label to each, 29.25"h x 30.5"w x 33"d Provenance: The Estate of Dr. Arthur C. Carr,

Last half 19th century. Two gold plated chased handles with monograms; one bulldog form handle; and one presentation cane with gold plated chased handle.  Greatest length 36in.

Last half 19th century. One knob form presentation cane, four with name or monogram. All handles of chased design.  Ebonized shafts. Greatest length 36in. 

Large Japanese drip glaze earthenware vase, 19th/20th c., blue and green on cream ground, unmarked, 16.5"h x 11"dia. Provenance: The Estate of Dr. Arthur C. Carr, NY

Horse Medicine Cabinet "Dr. Lesure's Famous Remedies" 26 3/4"H, 21"L, 7"W

42" by 28" vintage poster with superb graphics and colors, mounted to thick backing. Has some fold lines, and minor wear. Displays great. Excellent

Highly sought after oak vetrenary cabinet with fantastic colors and image. Dimensions 19 1/2" x 29".

Rare Cased French Marine Surgeon's Set, Maison Charriere Collin & CieParis, circa 1880s, walnut and brass campaign case with inlaid brass presentation plaque to "Dr. - Mirabele / Medicin de Marin", op

[DOYLE, Arthur Conan (1859-1930), association]. Swan Eyedropper Pen with engraved gift presentation from Sir Arthur and Lady Conan Doyle. [England: Swan Pen, ca. 1910]. Elaborately decorative gold-pla