2 ENGLISH STERLING CAPPED CANES

Two (2) Antique 19th c. English Sterling Capped Canes. tched and monogrammed, both with English hallmarks. Both approximately 35 1/2". Weight 1 pd 1 oz. PROVENANCE: A Pawleys Island SC Private Estate

Gorham Figural Sterling Silver Capped Canethe silver cap in the form of a bear with inset red glass eyes, 1900 date symbol, the walking stick of smoothly worn bamboo. 32 1/2 in. 2.95 weighable troy oz

English Sterling Silver Cane Handle in the Shape of an Eagle, Fully Hallmarked and Signed.Condition: Excellent..Dimensions: Handle: H 2.75", W 3.5", Total H 36".Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home

19th C. Brigg English Sterling Silver & Wooden Walking Cane. Swirl design. Silver hallmarks, marked Brigg. Measures - 36 1/2" long.

Vintage Sterling Top Swagger Stick and George VI King of India Medallion Top, Fading to Bottom of George Cane,Missing End Tip.

A grouping of three antique / vintage canes / walking sticks icluding an english sterling silver mounted cane (35 1/2"L), a cane with a monkey head handle (34 1/2"L) and a cane with a domino-form hand

Wood walking cane with sterling head. Stamped 6 W.N. and then an anchor, lion and a W. Measures 35 inches. Sterling head/grip measures 2" tall. 30.00 DOMESTIC SHIPPING W/INSURANCE.

DESCRIPTION: Two perfume bottles crafted from glass and sterling silver: one American featuring an etched foliage overlay and a hinged lid, one English capped with a sterling silver top. CIRCA: 19th t

This is a group of three antique walking sticks including the following: ~Carved horn handle cane with and engraved sterling silver collar made by Thomas Dicks of London circa 1877, 33 1/2" long ~ Car

Carved wood with sterling end, wood with sterling overlay & handle, 2 gold tone and mother-of-pearl, wood with English sterling handle and end, sterling. Longest 12 1/4"L

Three Antique Walking Sticks Canes with Carved Handles - Group comprises: A) Dog Head cane, Sterling silver collar, wood shaft, 35 1/2" L. B) Cane with curved handle, Sterling collar with English hall

Two perfume bottles crafted of fine quality Brilliant Period Cut Glass. Larger with English sterling silver hallmarks on the twist cap. Cut in a cane pattern. Measures 11 1/2 in. x 1 1/2 in. Shorter A

3 Walking Sticks/Canes, sterling silver clad dog head, sterling silver capped and bronze dog (NYDOW3047/3)(WT) Dimensions: 36 1/2" H

131. English Historical Cane- Dated 1889- “This oak was found at Barton during Construction of the Manchester ship Cannal Jan. 2, 1889,” is engraved on the silver collar, stag antler handle with a

Two antique silver mounted canes / walking sticks including one English sword cane ( marked London 1879" on the blade with sterling silver mount and horn handle (35 1/2"L) , the other cane with silver

HALLMARKS C. 1844, RETAILED BY HUNT & ROSWELL APPROX. 56.2 TROY OZ

(lot of 2) Sterling silver boxes, including: (1) English lock box, c.1897, partially obliterated hallmark TW, repousse and chased with scrolls and foliates, brass liner, London hallmarks, broken lock,

Two (2) English sterling silver salvers, including one (1) Birmingham sterling silver salver having a scalloped and beaded border, the marks for KE & Company and date letter for 1860, 9 5/8" dia.; and

Two 19th century English sterling silver hallmarked footed salvers with claw feet. 20.53 OZT. 8 1/4 wide." Some light scratches/indentation to tops. Hallmarks William Gibson & John Langman, 1894, Lond

(lot of 2) English sterling silver tea and coffee pots, both London: (1) possibly Maurice Freeman, 1900, ornate spiral ribbing and foliate motif, wood handle, 10.75"h; (1) Robert Henell I teapot havin

A pair of English sterling silver serving dishes / fruit bowls. Hallmarks for William Mammatt & Son, Sheffield, England, 1901, . Embossed floral, leaf and vine motif. Each measuring 10.75" x 8" x 1.5"

(lot of 2) English sterling silver gravy boats, with acanthus scroll handle, scalloped rim, three curved legs with shell joins, ending in hoof feet, including: (1) George III gravy boat, W F & I K, c.

Two Georgian sterling silver marrow scoops. Hallmarks for George Smith III and William Fearn, London, 1794 (8.25" long, stylized 3-initial monogram on the reverse). The second scoop with shell motif o

2 English Sterling Trophy Cups, one hallmarked Adie Bros Ltd, with serpent embossed handles and rim, and the other by Charles & Richard Comyns inscribed on front. Together with a Whiting Sterling smal