63. Whalebone Nautical Cane-Ca. 1870-A turned whalebone

Gentleman's Walking Stick in whalebone, ca. 1850, having baleen dot inlay under the turned knob top; three sections, the uppermost in tight fluting, the lower two in opposing twist ribbing tapering do

LADY'S CANE19th CenturyTurned handle and whalebone shaft.Length 33.25".

TWO EARLY CANES Whalebone, mahogany and walnut canes, from a New Bedford, MA collection, finely carved and turned, good condition, 35 1/2" and 33 1/2" l.

Carved handle of a serpent withbaleen eyes and spacers and whalebone shaft. c. 1850-1870, shaft slightly warped, 34.5” Long

143. A Horn Sword Cane- Ca. 1870- An unusual horn handle which is possibly rhino, push and lock mechanism with a 16” worked and serrated 4 sided blade, ornate brass collar, real bamboo shaft and a

165. Silver and Stag Sword Cane- Ca. 1870- An early four sided 20” blade in a push and pull mechanism, overlaid red deer antler with silver, silver collar, bamboo shaft, and a metal ferrule. H.- 5��

235. Defensive Gold Dress Cane- Ca. 1870- A rose gold weighted for defensive purposes ornate handle, exotic wood shaft and 2” brass ferrule, H- 1 ¼” x 2”  O.L- 35 ½” $250-$400

Dress Cane- Ca. 1870- A cast pewter bust, Additional shipping cost of $10 per cane within the Continental, USA will apply. International shipping charges will vary. Ships from: Johnson City, TN

55. King Gambrinus Folk Art Cane-Ca. 1870-Large and L-shaped fruitwood handle carved with a crowned King Gambrinus raising a glass of beer and standing against what seems to be a hop vine, matching

51. Ivory Dieppe Cane-Ca. 1870-19th Century-Long ivory handle fashioned in a straight and tapering configuration of a single piece of fine grained material and delicately carved in high relief with cl

97. Turf Day Cane-Ca. 1870-Siam horn handle carved as a horse leg with ivory hoof and gilt nails, chased white metal collar, malacca shaft and a stag horn ferrule. Excessively decorative cane.-H. 4 ½

75. Silver and Gold Dress Cane-Ca. 1870-Substantial silver knob delicately hand chased and engraved in high relief with a dove among rich scrolls and flowers and personalized with 18 karat yellow gold

45. Container Cane-Ca. 1870-Plain white metal knob on its hollow metal shaft accurately lined with hand sawn black leather and heeled with a brass ferrule. The knob unlocks with a simple quarter tur

121. Ebony and Ivory Dress Cane-Ca. 1870-Longer and straight ivory handle topped by a widening integral pommel finely engraved with acanthus leaves centered by an inset mother of pearl roundel on a su

28. Amber Dress Cane-Ca. 1900-Natural amber knob turned in a plain and stylized acorn shape and topped by a natural, round pearl. Plain silver collar with clear Birmingham hallmarks 1896, ebonized har

ca 1870 child's Lincoln rocker, cane seat & back

167. Nautical Fist and Egg Dress Cane-  Ca. 1885- A unique carved ivory handle of a hand holding an egg, fine detailed piece of work, alternating ivory and horn spacers, thick ebony shaft and a three

172. Enamel Silver Dress Cane- Ca. 1920- A perfect engine turned blue enamel sterling handle with great eye appeal, handle is signed 925-fine, rich snakewood shaft and a  horn ferrule-  H-1 ¼” x

147. Ivory Noble Man’s Cane-Ca. 1880-Long ivory handle turned of a single piece of fine grained material in an elegantly tapering vertical configuration and carved with an integral, raised crest,

19th Century Whalebone Spiral Carved Cane. This cane has a graduating knob at top, spiral carved lower section, herringbone center section, and diamond carved upper section. Measures 39" long and appr

folk carved cane of an African Americans head ca. 1870 with marks down the shaft of the Smith & Allen Slave and Livestock Sale 35"L

galleried top over one drawer with cut nail construction over one under shelf. Slight turned legs, mixed woods, ca 1870. 28" h x 27" w x 22" d

59. Ivory Piqué Cane-Queen Ann Period, Ca. 1700-Ivory knob turned in a well-proportioned pommel shape and ornate with piqué stylized blooms and “C” scrolls on the side and corresponding pattern

Theophil Hansen (Danish, 1813-1891) for Stephan Wichers, Vienna. A lathe-turned and polished walnut chair, ca. 1870. With pressed leather upholstery. A similar piece from this series is preserved in t