Victorian cane with gold plated knob

Victorian cane with gold plated knob 36 inches Horn tip

Antique cane with gold plated knob (XIXe siècle) Description: Made of metal covered of leather, the pommel bears the A B monogram, WDC maker's mark, steel tip Dimension (PO): Longueur 36 1/2",

This lot of three includes: 1 - cane with gold-plated knob featuring floral filigree design with small engraving near the collar reading "189". On a dark brown wood shaft with loss near the ferrule, 3

(lot of 2) Red coral and Victorian handles: (1) carved red coral vine form handle with cherub, multiple fractures and repairs, 6.25"l; (1) Victorian gold plated engraved knob handle with mother of pea

3 Very Classic black walking sticks / canes with decorative gold plated knobs. These came out of distinguished estate in Philadelphia Measure 36 inches in height. Top knobs are approximately 1 inch in

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.

Gentleman's Gold Knob Cane, gold plated scroll and etched repousse knob top monogrammed "WG", and marked with star and 189 (possibly part of year), upon a tapering ebony shaft with steel ferrule, 35"

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

Two Victorian Gold Plated Cane and Walking Stick Handles, Each engraved. Each lacking gold hallmarks. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or comple

with top engraved "From Dr. Wm. Rice to Dr. John Stull", with hand chased decoration. Top: 2 1/2" long, 1 1/2" diameter, overall: 36" long. Provenance: A Greenwich CT Estate.

A Victorian Gold Plated Walking Cane, 19th Century, Inscribed to J.N. Hough from the Board of Education. Maker's mark T.D&V. L: 33 W: 3 1/8 in.

(lot of 3) Victorian canes/ walking sticks, including: (1) with gold-tone knob handle, possibly gold filled, testing as 14kt, tapered wood cane shaft, metal ferrule, later rubbed cap, not monogrammed,

Victorian ebony walking stick capped with floral and rococo repousse rolled yellow and rose gold (plated) knob 35" x 1.5"

EUROPE, 19TH CENTURY Two antique Victorian walking stick canes. The lot includes a gold filled knob cane with incised florals and tendrils on an ebonized hardwood shaft with steel ferrule and a silver

gold plated ornate handle, enamel stick, engraved with initials and "1888" Great condition

One with ornate rolled gold cane handle, one side of handle engraved "H. M. McDonald" and other side "Xmas 1888", wood tapered shaft; 33"L; small dents to handle---Two with ornate rolled gold knob han

This gorgeous piece is a Victorian walking stick. It is mostly wood with mother of pearl on the top 1/4 with a gold overlay of scroll work and gold knob that is monogrammed, looks like GSD. Measures a

Victorian Gold Filled Knob Walking Cane 36.5 inches length. size: 36.5 x 1

Victorian 14K gold Milord knob-handle cane / walking stick with chased and engraved details, the cartouche with presentation inscription "Presented by Hon. Chas. L Scott. U.P. Minister, Caracas Venz.

Victorian 14K gold Milord knob-handle cane / walking stick with chased and engraved details, monogram initials to top. 36" H. Gold tested. Dents, wear.

One with crooked handle with chased end engraved B.F.H. mounted on stepped cane shaft with 1 1/2" nickle & steel ferrule, total length 35 1/2"; 2nd with unmarked gold filled knob with chased & engrave

English Victorian gold-tone metal presentation cane knob handle, profusely engraved with floral and foliate motifs, inscription reads: "presented by the employees of E.S. Ward & Co. to their foreman T

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

Victorian English gold-tone metal Milord knob-handle cane / walking stick with chased and engraved details, the top with presentation inscription: "Fred Seacord from Employes of Street R. R. of Galesb