AN EARLY GEORGIAN MALACCA CANE. Date: 1710.

A group of four canes pertaining to medicine Various dates 19th/early 20th century Comprising an English brass-mounted malacca and ebonized wood surgeon's cane, the malacca handle unscrewing to compar

English, circa 1690 - 1710. Early Georgian oak side or tavern table having a rectangular twin board top over a relief carved frieze of joined trefoils beneath arcading on all four sides concealing one

Title: Early Candy Canes Sign Date: C 1920’s Materials: Sheet Iron Dimensions: 3 1/2”H X 19 1/2”W X 1/8”D Provenance/Additional Information: Vibrant original painted surfaces, maker marked “

Early Fire Engine : an early 19 th C malacca cane , with brass buckle band initialled ' WM ' [ ..Mason or.. Merryeather ?) , long ferule and white metal top having bas relief of 4 East Asian Gods and

Title: Group Of Early Christmas Candy Cane Ornaments. Date/Period: 1950's Dimension: About 4 1/2” High Additional Information: Group of 12 vintage Christmas candy cane ornaments made from red & whit

Two nutcracker canes Various dates early to mid 20th century The first a Black Forest silver-mounted carved walnut and mahogany walking stick, the handle with a figural nut cracker, the silver marked

Two commemorative canes Various dates early 20th century The first a gilt metal-mounted horn and bamboo commemorative walking stick, in honor of the H.M.S. Terrible, engraved to collar: "From the/Dail

(South Carolina, 1899-1971) Original cutout silhouette featuring young men in the Lowcountry working a mule on a sugar cane mill. Early date of 1934 and signed lower right. Good condition some yellowi

3.6 grams. Stamped 14K. English set with four small sapphires. Size 8.5, sizable. This type of engagement ring dates from the late Georgian, early Victorian age and consists of three hinged bands. wo

A group of three ladies' canes Various dates late 19th/early 20th century Comprising an Austro-Hungarian silver and guilloché enamel-mounted rose quartz, faux tortoiseshell, and mahogany ladies' walk

Two gold-mounted ladies' canes Various dates late 19th/early 20th century The first a 14-karat gold and ebonized wood ladies' walking stick, the gold handle with rubbed inscription "TO L--- FROM THE G

Item measures approx. 26"h. It is solid cast iron with the figure of a dog and two canes. Item dates to the early 20th century.

TWO EARLY 20TH CENTURY SWORD STICKS one having a brass bird handle with tapering steel blade and painted Malacca cane 83cm overall The other oriental example being carved bamboo depicting dragons with

The top is marked PAT.DEC.1888, has a great look, one of the knobs spins on to the top reveal the pat date, also if you screw the top off there is a large spring inside, top is also a little loose, th

A very good suite of four early 19th Georgian sterling silver open salt cellars with pierced oval bodies, hallmarked Edinburgh with maker's marks for John MacDonald, date mark rubbed, retaining their

A 19TH CENTURY RHINOCEROS HORN HANDLED WALKING CANE TOGETHER WITH FIVE FURTHER the rhino horn handled cane with malacca shaft, the handle 9.8cm in length, together with five further late 19th / early

An early 19th Century Georgian sterling silver coffee pot. Robert I, David II, and Samuel Hennell maker. With London hallmarks, date letter P, and makerâ€â„¢s mark. 12-1/4 in tall x 8-1/2

Rare English Early Derby Porcelain figure: English dates around 1800-1825, GEORGIAN PERIOD. Beautifully hand-painted porcelain figurine of a maiden in a classic style, with 24K gold leaf, standing bar

Two canes pertaining to outdoor leisure Various dates late 19th/early 20th century The first a Victorian sterling silver and ebonized wood picnic cane, the silver handle unscrewing to reveal collapsib

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

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.

Ivory Dress Cane-Dated 1761-A very early ivory handle with a pair of drilled eyelets, scrimshawed work on the side of the handle is “I.PP./1761”, period malacca shaft and a scalloped iron ferule-H

English. Hardwood. Early 20th century English walking stick in old varnish surface with the carved head of Mr. Punch. The handle is carved with the date "1918" and the shaft has the carved inscription

The majority date to the late 19th and early 20th century.