AMERICAN PRESENTATION CANE.

18k presentation cane, Lt.Gov Connecticut EH Hyde, 1867. (From Wiki):"Ephraim H. Hyde (June 1, 1812 – June 18, 1896) was an American politician who was the 33rd Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut

Late 19th century, early 20th century. All three are presentation pieces. Ebonized shaft, knob handle marked "E.S> and Co." engraved "1858-1888 Thomas Nash from Wm. Skinner," 34h. Striped wooden shaft

This cane is engraved from the Presbyterian church in New Richmond Ohio, Oct. 20, 1893. The handle was custom made by Simmons Hardware Company and signed by them. The shaft is tapered metal made to lo

Theodore Roosevelt presentation cane: "To Teddy From / The boys in the Cabinet" USA sterling silver, ebonized oak stamped marks together with another coppered metal bust cane and a Roosevelt-Fairbanks

Gold filled presentation cane with gold quartz. C. 1870. Gold quartz comes from the gold rush of the 1860’s in California. The shaft is snakewood, which is one of the rarest, most expensive wood

[MEDICINE-PHILADELPHIA] Presentation Cane to Dr. Arthur de Collard. Ebony shaft with ornate 14k gold plated decorative presentation handle. Length 36”. Engraved at top, “To Doctor Arthur d

19th century presentation cane with 14K gold (tested) handle, engraved to one side "From C & O Railway Employees to T. L. McCreery Y. M., Hinton, W. Va., Jan. 1, 1888". Additionally engraved on the to

Victorian gold capped presentation cane, tests 14k, "presented to David Gregg by his employees Wilton, NH Nov 16, 1877" (David A.Gregg was owner of the family millworks manufacturing cornpany, Gregg &

An exceptional cane with a black wooden shaft and charming 14K gold handle, partnered with ornate details and a round gold quartz inlay at the tip of the handle. The inscription reads "Presented to Ja

[CIVIL WAR]. Presentation cane identified to Confederate cavalry officer General William H. Jackson. 33 1/4 in. wooden cane with ornate 3 1/8 in. gold-plate floral scroll handle and 1 1/8 in. ferrule.

J.B Chase 1883 Victorian Presentation Cane. Engraved floral motifs and presentation. "J.B. Chase Dec 25 1883". cane is unmarked. 34-1/4"h. Condition: Good with wear.

18k yellow gold presentation cane. "Dr. T.A McCormick Gratitude of B.C.C Influenza Epidemic SEWELL Oct 1918". Hallmarked. Tests 18k. Ribbed ball top gold cane top. 36" long cane.

PRESENTED TO GEORGE WALKER BY THE MEMBERS OF SUSQUEHANNA LODGE NO. 130 A.F. AND A.M. - HALLMARKS WITH 2 OVER SHIELD 358 (probably 9kt. English gold top )ON EBONY WOOD SHAFT - 34 1/4" Please Read Caref

34 INCH GOLD GRIP CANE 4 1/2 INCH LONG AND 1" ROUND. PRESENTED TO A. BAECHLOLD BY HIS Os AND Es OF HC AND CC MILLS TALLADEGA ALA. USA SHIPPING $5.

3 presentation canes with rolled gold handles. Ebonized cane with R.F.S. & Co. handle, handle inscribed Geo. Hippard Christmas 1889; ebonized cane with handle inscribed and dated Dec. 25, 1872; wooden

English Victorian gold-tone metal presentation cane knob handle, profusely engraved with floral and foliate motifs, inscription reads: "presented by the employees of E.S. Ward & Co. to their foreman T

Profusely Carved and Paint Decorated Presentation Cane. Late 19th Century. Decorated with human likenesses, horses, steer, hog, bird, hearts and other motifs. Inscribed "Lewis L. Saxer, Sr., Formerly

DESCRIPTION: Presentation Native American tomahawk peace pipe featuring pierced weeping heart, at the axe head with scroll form details at the sides, inlaid silver toned metal geometric designs at the

ANTIQUE 35'' TALL, 3 5/8" REPOUSSE HANDLE. (USA SHIPPING $25)

1936 Presentation cane with gold filled handle. Reads: Presented to H. Lederman on his Golden Jubilee of Golden Career by R.L. Cherurg. 6-20-36. 36" long.

Marked to one side at lower RFS & Co. for Rest, Fenner, Smith & Co., New York. Size: 33" L

Ebony shaft with repousse handle inscribed "to John M.Poor WN Grange" 36"

Title: 1891 Folk Art Mother of Pearl Early American Cane Description:1891 Folk Art Mother of Pearl Early American Cane. Inlaid images include watches, guns, tools, locks and Masonic goods. Hallmarks o

Late 19th century. Small size in yellow clay with albany slip and sgraffito flowers and presentation "In God We Trust, Jack Rutter, Presented by Jacob Bradshaw". Undoubtedly made by the same potter as