Walking Stick Group C - 6 Sticks

Nice group of walking sticks. This lot is for all the sticks shown in these photos. Some may contain silver top or details. Please examine photos closely.

Nice group of walking sticks. This lot is for all the sticks shown in these photos. Some may contain silver top or details. Please examine photos closely.

7 Assorted Canes & Walking Sticks. Group contains 6 wooden canes and 1 metal cane. Largest one measures 38 inches tall.

Group of six walking sticks, of various motifs. Tallest 37.75" H.

Group of 6 various walking sticks. 1st item: Sterling silver (tested) horse head curved handle on ebony stick, 35 3/4" L. 2nd item: American sterling repousse and faceted citrine grip handle on ebony

Group of 6 canes / walking sticks - each with silver tips / accouterments, 2 lacking ferrules.

Group of six (6) carved walking sticks and canes, various woods and stains, two with dog motifs on handles, two with alligators on handles, 1 with snake encircling the stick, and one with round silver

Group of six (6) wood walking sticks, of various shapes and handles. [Longest: 46" L].

Antique English Walking Stick & Riding Crop with Carved Dog Heads, C. 19th Century - Group comprising: A) Walking Stick / Cane, dark hardwood shaft (looks like coromandel wood or rosewood), carved dog

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

19th c., (3) ladies' and (3) gentlemen's, all with embossed gold knobs, wood sticks, two ebonized.

Misc. Assorted group of 8 men's walking sticks or canes, 6 figural 1 with brass handle, 1 with silvered handle, 2 molded heads of dogs, 1 duck, 1 ram, 1 Sherlock Holmes, 1 (as is)(usual signs of wear)

Group of Five Silver Mounted Walking Sticks, early 20th c., consisting of a tapered cylindrical example with a hammered sterling handle; a tapered maple example with an .800 silver ball handle; an ebo

Group of Four African Items, 20th c., consisting of a group of three folk art walking sticks, one snake carved example with a green glass eye; one twisted example with a curved handle; and one with a

Manner of Nailsea Glassworks (English, 1788-1873), 20th century. Group of six "End of Day" type glass canes or walking sticks, having a twist-form, comprising: two red, two green, and two colorless. U

Group of three carved wood walking sticks or canes incudes natural wood with inlaid mother of pearl shapes cane (32.5"); Bamboo wood cane (37"); Bamboo with antler knob walking stick (37.5"H). Conditi

Nice group Chinese famille rose porcelains, Qing Dynasty (18th/19th c.), (6) pieces, incl. a pair of small rectangular vases, cricket box, joss stick holder, lidded divided box, etc., one piece with s

Group thimbles, gold and silver, plus a walking stick/cane top, 7 pieces, tallest thimble is 3/4in tall. Silver thimble stamped "7". Three gold thimbles are marked "14K" and "6". Two other gold-tone t

English carved walnut box, 19th c., possibly a table snuff/ tobacco box, modeled as a gentleman wearing a tricorne hat, holding a walking stick, on a cobblestone base, approx 14"h, 6"diam, 2.25lbs Sta

Early 20th c. Dark Green Painted Handmade Open Top Box, probably for walking stick or fireplace tool storage, with tapered sides, lined wooden interior, recessed base, 18" high, 12" x 6 1/2". Paint lo

Hand-painted figurine depicting a boy with a walking stick and large cello on his back. TMK-6 Goebel backstamp on the bottom. Issued: c. 1991 Dimensions: 3"L x 2"W x 5.5"H Manufacturer: Goebel Hummel

Instruments group includes: Two folding measuring sticks and one 6" advertising ruler. Ross London brass compass in box. Measures 4"L x 2.5"W. Condition report: Good condition, please examine all phot

Group of Eight Walking Aids, 20th c., consisting of three hiking sticks; an L-shaped branch cane; an clad cane with gilt and polychromed decoration with an L-shaped handle; a large bentwood cane; a ca

Eight English brass candlesticks in groups of two matching sticks with varying heights. Each with stepped bases. English, 19th C. H. of tallest pair: 25.6 cm (10 1/8 in.)