A 19TH CENTURY HARDWOOD WALKING STICK

Knob Handled Walking Stick, 19th Century, spiral carved exotic hardwood shaft terminating in a three-inch pewter ferrule Length 36 in.

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 Continental 22-Karat Gold Mounted Walking Stick 19th century the gold handle worked to show C-scrolls and classical figures above a hardwood shaft ending in a metal ferrule. Length 35 1/2 inches. Es

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

Two Antique English Walking Sticks with Carved Dog Heads - C. 19th Century. A) Cane with Carved Whippet Dog Head Handle, collar with engraved "Amos Hull", Dark hardwood shaft, 35 3/4" L. B) Carved Dog

THREE CANES/WALKING STICKSLate 19th/Early 20th Century1-2) Two with engraved gold-filled handles and black painted hardwood shafts. One with an 1881 presentation inscription. Original metal ferrules.

Collection of Three 19th Century Walking Sticks, a Simons Brothers, Philadelphia, gold-filled crown walking stick, hammered silver grip with bamboo shaft, and 19th century antique ivory knob grip with

THREE 19TH CENTURY WALKING STICKS comprising a Malacca caned stick with horseshoe pommel by BEYNAUD 66cm overall A pressed metal horse head stick with Malacca cane 82cm overall and a cast metal dog's

A 19TH CENTURY WALKING STICK WITH CONCEALED DAGGER, 37"

with floral decorated horn handle 105 cm. long

Ebony wood musical instrument with nickel ferrules, valves and fittings, horn tip, unsigned. Measures 36.25 inches in length. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on near

Title: 19th Century Ivory Walking Stick Description: 19th century sculped ivory walking stick. Date/Period: 19th century Materials: Ivory, Wood Dimensions: 86 cm | 34 inches Please note that this lot

A 19TH CENTURY CARVED WALKING STICK with carved dog handle mounted on a harewood cane 88cm overall TOGETHER WITH AN IVORINE CARVED BIRD HANDLE depicting two parakeets, mounted on a Malacca cane 88cm o

TWO 19TH CENTURY CARVED WALKING STICK HANDLES one Black Forest automaton bear head with moving mouth and ears, the other formed as a soldier's boot with silver metal stirrup and diamonte buttons

A 19TH CENTURY WHALEBONE WALKING STICK with twisted shaft and hoof handle. (84.5cm overall )

British/Continental, comprising: one with English silver collar and pocket watch topper, watch stamped "66427" and "0,935" with Swiss hallmarks; one with gold plate topper with scrollwork decoration,

19th Century, Continental, walking stick with curved handle marked 84 AC, ebonized shaft with steel blade inside, brass ferrule, length 35.5, width 5, depth .75 inches. Oxidation to blade scratches to

A very fine 19th century ebony walking stick fitted featuring a pommel skillfully carved in the shape of a fox head, affixed to the tapering ebony shaft with a sterling silver ferule. British, circa 1

An antique 19th Century gentleman's walking stick cane. Black enameled wood in an elegant tapered design capped with an ornate gold top with encircling raised relief scrolling and feathered designs to

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY RHINOCEROS HORN WALKING STICK with carved branchwork shaft and curved handle. (91.5cm overall. )

the shaft in the form of a flute, 36" long late 19th century

A 19TH CENTURY MALACCA CANE WALKING STICK WITH CARVED RHINO HORN HANDLE depicting a Dog with glass eyes, mounted on a silver rococo style collar 79.5cm overall

Group of Three 19th Century Sailor Made Walking Sticks, each with branch work shaft with various grips including: sailors ropework, antique 19th century turned whalebone and figural carved eagle head

Late 19th century clock mounted walking stick / cane, probably English or French, the cane with flattened knob. [36" H]. Dings and wear to knob; typical wear to stick.