19th C. Wood Fist & Bar Walking Stick W Silver

19th century carved wooden walking stick / cane, the handle in the form of fist clutching bar, with sterling silver name plaque applied to shaft, marked "1856 Sterling" with illegible name, with metal

A 19TH CENTURY RHINOCEROS HORN HANDLED WOOD WALKING STICK, with an engraved silver-metal collar, the yellowish-amber horn with a tight grain, 33.4in long, the handle itself 4in long. John Nicholsons A

DESCRIPTION: Carved wood dog head walking stick or cane. 19th century. With brass ferrule,wood shaft, and silver collar. Dog with glass eyes and silver accents to ears, nose, lips, and eyebrows. MEASU

VINTAGE SILVER & GILT METAL WALKING STICKS 19TH C. Comprising seven finely crafted walking sticks of various woods and each with decorative finials, or handles, including four with ornate chased gold

Late 19th C. oil on canvas painting showing a seated gentleman with a silver headed walking stick, reading the Richmond Dispatch through his pince-nez. No signature found, though, tantalizingly, the a

(lot of 2) French canes/ walking sticks, late 19th/ early 20th c., silver (content unknown) handles, with stylized floral and foliate designs, tapered wood stick, including: (1) with crook handle, mar

United States 19th Century Segmented ebonized wood baton with three silver mounted sections decorated with acanthus leaves and botanical elements. Wood, silver,Baton 16" long.Case 1" t x 17" w x 1 1/4

The silver head with swing-out movement in case with stamped hallmarks and lettered ARGENT FIN, the porcelain enamel dial with roman numeral chapter ring in black with Arabic numerals in red, rosewood

The height of this candle stick is 6 1/2 in.

A GOOD LATE 19TH CENTURY INDIAN CARVED WOOD WALKING STICK, the handle modelled as a mythological beast, 98cm long.

United States, Southern states, 19th century. An American folk art wooden walking stick, signed "JMS" at the upper end, that was hand-carved from a single gnarled branch with nine faces - perhaps inte

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. late 19th early 20th century CE. A two-headed drum, known as a damaru (damru), made from wood with stretched skin painted green and cords tied to the center that dangle loosel

Central Asia, Tibet or Mongolia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A two-headed drum, known as a damaru (damru), made from wood dyed green skin. The silk textile handle is ornate and embroidered

Pair of antique folk art carved wood walking sticks. Features alligator motifs on both with script and date of 1892 on one. Good to fair overall condition with age related wear. Measures approximately

One of Canadian historic shipping interest commemorating the sinking of the SS Pewabic in 1865. Together with two in similar chased floralpatterns intersecting plain gothic arches. Likely American. L.

Ca. last quarter 19thC. Top is not marked, we assume gold filled, even as it tests 14K. The ebony wood is good with no cracks or repairs. The bottom is missing the steel ferrule-see pics.

An antique 19th Century Victorian ebonized wood cane walking stick with 14K gold filled handle. Brass tipped attached to end of tapered black cane. Top adorned with L shaped handle. One side of handle

A 19TH CENTURY BLACK RHINOCEROS HORN WALKING STICK with embossed silver handle and twisted tapering shaft (79.5cm overall )

A late 19th C Austro-Hungarian cast silver topped walking stick depicting a scantily clad siren with long, wavy hair. Hallmarks for Vienna, maker FB.L. 94 cm (37 in.) Item is in good condition with or

Antique Gorham Sterling Silver Square Knobbed Walking Stick, 19th century, with silver ferule, and monogrammed initials on the face of the grip. Length 34.25 in.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY RHINOCEROS HORN SILVER MOUNTED WALKING STICK with hoop handle and silver mounts. (87cm overall)

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

A ebonized wood walking stick with gold handle. Late 19th century. The gold handle engraved Hon. E. B. Martindale (Indiana) from the Journal Employees, May 8th 1880. Measures 35.25" long. The handle m

Acanthus Carved Walking Stick, 19th Century, ebonized shaft, silver metal collar, shaft continuing to a brass ferrule Length 36.5 in.