Very rare cane-sword-spyglass, Europe, late 19th century

This sword/dagger cane/walking stick is from the late 19th Century. The dagger is clearly marked Coulaux & Cie and on the opposite side "Klingenthal" -- generally difficult to find in the USA. The can

Petite Sword Cane, late 19th Century, antler L-shaped handle with embossed gilt brass collar, steel blade of triangular section concealed in a brass collared ebonized shaft, an elegant accessory and r

Antique Persian Fine Silver Cane SwordAntique Persian cane sword from the late 19th or early 20th century, originating from Persia. This extraordinary piece is covered with embossed silver over wood.

A Rare Walking Stick, cane with lighter, late 19th - early 20th century. Wooden shaft with silver pommel with lighter. RTF letters on pommel. A wonderful rare collector's item. Length 88 cm..

1886 FISHING 1ed Fresh Water Fish Illustrated Salmon Seeley Dinosaur Interest Harry Seeleys “Fresh-Water Fishes of Europe” is a rare, late 19th-century collection of descriptions and illus

with antler handle, 5" long and monogrammed collar 21 3/8" long engraved blade, 34 7/8" long overall late 19th century

A FINE AND RARE LATE 19TH CENTURY BOTANIST'S CANE, 1900 the novelty walking cane with silver top, decorated with blossom and unscrewing to reveal a brass magnifying lens concealed in the handle, hallm

with antler handle and embossed blade (stamped SB) 38" long late 19th century

26 3/4" long blade, 33 1/2" long overall wooden handle and shaft no markings late 19th century

A RARE LATE 19TH CENTURY NOVELTY CANE WITH SILVER VESTA CASE A RARE LATE 19TH CENTURY NOVELTY CANE WITH SILVER VESTA CASE the antique walking cane with silver top, the pommel unscrewing and pierced as

with silver collar 27" long blade 35" long overall marked on barrel late 19th century

the 27 1/2" long blade with bluing decoration 35 1/2" long overall late 19th century

***WE SHIP! The AEAA is exceptionally proud to Showcase this stunning lot of (2) magnificent late 19th century cane cut (hand blown) marbles. We also have a special latter 20th century drapery art gla

WE SHIP! The AEAA is exceptionally proud to Showcase this stunning lot of (4) magnificent late 19th century and early 20th century cane cut (hand blown) and machined marbles. The Queen of the kingdom

bamboo with 25 1/2 engraved blade, 33 1/2" sword cane is 34" long overall late 18th/early 19th century

Late 19th century rare Dayak headhunter's Sword Mandu. Complete with its original intricate hair mounted fancy scabbard. Approximate Size: 29" H X 3" W 21.5" curved razor edged blade All lots sold as

Western Europe, Neoclassical, ca. late 19th century CE. This is an interesting red quartz intaglio featuring a caboshed lion's face on a sword and set in a 57.06% (equivalent to 13k+) gold ring settin

Rare 20 gauge shotgun cane, rosewood handle, brass fittings with natural dark patina, leather wrap on barrel, 30" long barrel, working condition, late 19th century

DESCRIPTION: Meiji Japanese wood cane sword lacquered with a brown tone, presenting a tapering blade, and a tapering handle. CIRCA: Late 19th to Early 20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: D: 1.12" L

Worn in battle, composed of a hardened hide with fur intact and a small beaded tassel. Numerous sources report that such coats were capable of turning a sword blow. Late 19th-early 20th century. Heavi

A rare 3nd Degree Masonic sword with a gilt-cast-bronze pommel, crossguard, and scabbard mounts. The blade is itched, the scabbard is of chrome-plated metal.Late 19th century. Dimensions: L: 35 13/16

**Originally Listed At $100** Europe, Spain, ca. mid to late 19th century CE. An antique, yellow-glazed Spanish terracotta strainer, hand thrown, perforated, and decorated with a rich and lustrous sun

**First Time At Auction** Western Europe, France, ca. late 18th to 19th century CE. A wonderful, rare wooden chess set of the Directoire style, meaning that the knight is of abstract design rather tha

1876 Picturesque Europe Illustrated Scotland Spain Ireland ROME Ruins ALPS 2v ‘Picturesque Europe’ was a fascinating and popular late 19th-century set that featured impressive illustrations of ico