70. Blow Gun Cane-Ca. 1850-A Malacca blow gun cane

92. Anglo-Indian Ivory Cane-Ca. 1850-Substantial, phallic shaped ivory handle carved with stylized floral, malacca shaft and a stag horn ferrule. Glorious patina.-H. 5 ¾” x 1 ¼”, O.L. 35 ¾”-$

Southeast Asia, western Philippines, Palawan Island, Tagbanua tribe, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved cylindrical bamboo quiver known as a karaban used for transporting a blowgun, darts

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Central Kalimantan region, Dayak peoples, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A rare example of a lengthy wooden blowgun known as a sumpit (literally "blow-pipe")

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Sarawak, Iban Dayak peoples, ca. mid-20th century CE. A hand-carved bamboo quiver of cylindrical form meant for holding dozens of slender wooden blowgun darts. The e

Borneo. Hand forged iron. This dates to a period of active headhunting amongst the Kayan-Dayak peoples who had a collective belief in Animism. Taking heads was a means of revenge, and also a way of se

12. “Manneken Pis” Folk Art Cane-Ca. 1850-Single piece and substantial boxwood shaft topped by the Manneken Piss or “Little Pee Man” famed mascot of the City of Brussels and inscribed “LE

1. Meissen Porcelain Figural Cane-Ca. 1850-Large porcelain handle modeled in the 18th Century Baroque taste with an ergonomically shaped hand rest dominated by a lady’s head. While the head with a k

15. Gold Dress Cane-Ca. 1850-Straight and slightly tapering 18 karat gold knob en quatre couleurs, ebony shaft and a metal ferrule. The knob is delicately engine turned with a wide panel of dots on

120. Sword Cane- Ca. 1885- A malacca sword cane with a 24“ triangle blade with a push and lock mechanism, brass disc atop, a pair of brass eyelets with a leather lanyard, malacca shaft and an iron f

Tortoise Shell Blow Dart Cane, solid ebony shaft, tortoise shell handle slides apart from shaft and unscrews to expose the nine .75" darts, ferrule slides apart from the shaft to allow darts to be fir

229. Ivory Dress Cane- Ca. 1875- A high relief carved handle with belt buckle collar, probably also used as a riding crop but cane length, malacca shaft and 4” ivory ferrule  H- 5 ½” x ¾”  O

139. Folk Art Duck Cane-Ca. 1900-Carved fruitwood handle, glass eyes, malacca shaft, leather collar and a metal ferrule. The charm of this cane is based on its individuality of spirit and enjoys the m

182. Ivory Puma Dress Cane-  Ca. 1890- A massive carved ivory handle with a puma perched upon a tree trunk, nice high relief carving, large signed sterling collar, one inch thick malacca shaft and an

68. Klingenthal Sword Cane-Ca. 1840-An early signed Klingenthal 12” four sided blade with various symbols, hammered copper riveted handle, push and pull mechanism,thick malacca shaft, and a matching

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

87. Ivory Day Cane-Ca. 1880-Ivory knob carved with three street musicians, malacca shaft with a plain silver collar and a stag horn ferrule. The “STERLING SILVER” hallmark on the collar hints to a

140. Sword Cane- Ca. 1800- An English sword cane with a 27” blade, brass end cap atop, a pair of brass eyelets, push and pull mechanism, malacca shaft and a 6” brass ferrule. H.- 1” x 6” O.L.-

Black Forrest Cat Cane- Ca. 1875- A wild feline with glass eyes perched atop ready to devour a young bird, a very detailed and thick carving, silver metal collar, malacca shaft and a metal ferrule. H.

7. Johnny Winter Sword Cane- Ca. 1890- A carved ivory dragon with horn eyes, gold filled collar, 29” signed push and pull sword blade, malacca shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 3 ½” x 1 ½” O.L.-

83. Art Nouveau Ivory Cane-Ca. 1890-L-shaped ivory handle with a woman’s face framed by its curvaceous hair festooned with flowers, malacca shaft with a turned ivory joining collar and long ivory fe

60. An Early German Nobleman’s Cane-Ca. 1750-Featuring a yellow metal and coquilla nut knob and a real malacca shaft with brass ferrule and swiveling silver hanger anchored on two radiating shields.

114. Ivory Lion Cane-Ca. 1880-L-shaped ivory handle carved in the taste of the Roman statuary with a large lion mask and Vitruvian scrolls. Malacca shaft with a metal collar and an ivory ferrule. Used

129. Spirit Level Cane- Ca. 1925- Maple container handle holds a working 4 ½” brass level, brass wraparound collar, malacca shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 5 ½” x 1 ¼” O.L.-36” $450-$600

110. Ivory Owl Container Cane-Ca. 1890-Well and micro carved owl perched on a book over a larger cylindrical stem, well figured malacca shaft and a stag horn ferrule. The owl shows the typical flat fa