14 KT Gold Malacca Bamboo Shaft Flask Cane

UNITED STATES, 20TH CENTURY This cane is outfitted with 14kt gold shaft collars and handle knob. The hollow shaft, most likely constructed of Malacca wood with its rib polished off for a rounded finis

(lot of 3) Victorian canes/ walking sticks, including: (1) with gold-tone knob handle, possibly gold filled, testing as 14kt, tapered wood cane shaft, metal ferrule, later rubbed cap, not monogrammed,

71. Bird Horned Dress Cane- Ca. 1880- Carved horn bird with black glass eyes, gold filled collar with unreadable hallmarks, bamboo shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 4“ x 1 ¼“ O.L. 34“ $100-$150

14 kt. Yellow Gold "Bamboo" Bracelet, marked, l. 7 in., 26.39 dwts.

Hair extends 14" down bamboo-shaped cane shaft, with few breaks in hair. Dated 1856. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 35 - 1/2" Long.

Three canes, each with a unique appearance. One silver snake mount, one horned, and one gold plated bamboo handle. Fine details are on shaft of canes emphasizing craftsmanship. 19th century. Largest=

Gold topped cane with Malacca wood shaft, inscribed. James A. Mosley from J.J.D., J.L., J.D.B, Jan. 30, 1860

14KT YELLOW GOLD AND JELLY OPAL CABOCHON RING SIZE 7 Impressed 14 kt. TW 6.5 gr. Bezel set with "rope" surround and special openwork shaft.

Ladies' vintage 14 karat Yellow Gold ring, in unique openwork design. Having four bamboo branches meeting at the center with a prong set oval shaped Jade cabochon. Ring size 6-1/2. Weighs approx. 5.5

Two Gold Rings Both rings 14 kt yellow gold, tested (not stamped/signed), sizes 6 and 6.25, 1.7 g tw (each). Both rings features bamboo motif with brushed metal finish.

11. Johnny Winter Snake Cane- Ca. 1920- A carved stage handle with a snake coiled around the handle, two colored glass eyes, signed rose gold collar, malacca shaft and a horn ferrule. H.- 6” x 8 ½

Victorian cane/ walking stick, carved antler L-shape handle with dog and two horse heads, gold-tone metal collar monogrammed J.T.R., coromandel faux bamboo cane shaft, metal ferrule, later rubber cap,

Bamboo Walking Cane, Antler Handle, C. 1900, L 34" | the Walking Cane Offers a Bamboo Shaft with Monogrammed ("Jab") Gold Plated Scrolling Leaf Collar. Terminating on Brass Tip End. Circa 1900.Propert

Very Rare Antique Golfclub Match Safe Walkingstick Cane with Match Striker Lighter marked 800 or 900 standing for Sterling Silver Handled Golf Putter Cigarette Case Cane with Bamboo Shaft marked 906 B

Lot 3 antique canes from 34-35.5 inches: Gold tipped engraved W.B. Bridgham from EFB New York; Antler style silver handle signed Lyon Sterling with bamboo shaft (cracks); and real antler handled cane

Two Yellow Gold Hinged Bangle Bracelets. Including one English Victorian 9 ct rose gold stamped "9.375" with buckle motif and one 14 kt with double bamboo motif with brushed finish. No damage apparent

19th century cane with 14 inch engraved dagger signed D. Wassburg NY. Has antler handle and bamboo shaft, some wear. Circa 1820.

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

Ca. 1900. Ebonized shaft with dog's head handle marked "St. Sil," 36"h. Ebonized shaft, embossed crook handle marked Portugal, 35.5"h. Bamboo shaft with English sterling handle, 36"h. And malacca shaf

14 (Fourteen) canes and walking sticks, with hardwood and bamboo shafts, the handles of varying form and material, including a horse measuring cane with tin handle and aluminum scale, 25.5 - 38in

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.-

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”-$

Ca. 1900- A sheet gold dress cane, this type of handle has actual sheets of 14 karat gold overlaid on a base type of metal, ebony shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 1 ½” x 2 ¼” O.L.- 36” $400-$500

This is a patented drinking tube cane, c. 1900, patent, Made in Germany. The handle opens up and has a shot glass inside. There is a flask inside the shaft that is 24 inches long. The shaft is bamboo