20TH C. GLASS WALKING STICKS

20TH C. GLASS WALKING STICKS Lot of five 20th century glass walking sticks. Dimensions range from 27.5" to 46.5."

Group of Four African Items, 20th c., consisting of a group of three folk art walking sticks, one snake carved example with a green glass eye; one twisted example with a curved handle; and one with a

20TH C. WOODEN CANES & WALKING STICKS 20th century wooden canes and walking sticks. Includes: Bamboo knob handle, 31.25" Glass knob handle, 35.5" Carved horn handle with names engraved to the shaft,

Walking stick display stand, Victorian style, walnut, caned arch fold back top over display glass & paneled wood base on casters; includes: 21 canes, 36 cane capacity, 19th / 20th C. CONDITION: Normal

A signed early 20th century Japanese walking stick showing a paneled shaft with a handle depicting a column of frolicking monkeys intermingled with crows, all with ink stained features and glass eyes,

Late 20th c. Chinese blue and white decorated porcelain umbrella stand, accompanied by 7 folk art walking sticks, several signed "The Vermont Ugly Stick Ray Payette" with figural glass eye heads 18" x

North America, United States & Ireland, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A diamond willow cane and a shillelagh style blackthorn cane, both hand carved as sturdy walking sticks. The "diamond willow"

The maple colored wood shaft in four sections is topped by a barometer instrument in silver-plated housing above the wide, matching silver-plated collar, no maker's marks, engraved initials 'RAA' on t

The carved rosewood figure of a mustachioed man wearing a half length coat joins a hardwood shaft at a nickel plated ferrule. Measures 33 inches in length. We happily provide seamless in-house packing

Two 20thC walking sticks / canes comprising an ebonised walking stick the handle modelled as a boxer dog, and a bamboo cane, the handle modelled as a pointer. Together with a Featherwate shooting stic

An early 20thC walking stick / cane with naive carved snake / serpent detail and an embossed handle. Approx. 35 1/4" long

Black Forest early 20th C. walking stick with carved bear on the top. Measures 36"L. Condition report: good condition, see photos. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gallery

Cane Hand Carved Early 20thC Walking stick - 36 1/4 inches long. Out of a home in southern Ohio. Handcarved. Early 20th century. 36.25" Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you l

The segmented maple shaft topped by a circular container with threaded cover, a sharp table rolls the dice in the container when the cover is in place. Measures 34 inches. We happily provide seamless

Three Walking Sticks, Rapa Nui, (Easter Island), 20th C. These walking sticks are outstanding for their adherence to the Rapa Nui Moai Kavakave figure. The exact meaning of this emaciated male figure

early 20th c canes, 19th c walking stick (7 pcs), including stag antler and horn handles, lengths 35" to 37 1/2"

Walking stick, 20th c., bamboo? on the curved knob a dog's head (metal casting), l. 86 cm

Five Walking Sticks late 19th/early 20th century, including: an Asian walking stick with engraved curved horn handle with applied sterling silver filigree and collar, the collar engraved "MK Bowen / D

Six Walking Sticks late 19th/early 20th century, including: an American walking stick with horn crop handle with sterling silver tip and collar by Gorham Co., Providence Rhode Island, engraved on the

Collection (9) walking sticks, 20th c., includes a Makoulpa cane with lion head handle and lion paws foot; a 2-part metal cane with elephant head handle, a brass eagle handle, a resin eagle with fish

A pair of 20th C Italian art glass candle sticks by Luigi Mellara. Each with multi colored applied glass twisting around the shaft. Condition: one internal manufacturing flaw on one twist . See images

Sterling silver tree frog handled walking stick, 20th c., marked "R - 925 - Gr - 10", 37"l

Folk Art carved Octopus walking stick, 20th c., carved wood seahorses, fish, sea turtles, and squid topped by an octopus with mother-of-pearl eyes, 37"h x approx. 1.75"dia

4 Pacific Islands Walking Sticks, Early-Mid 20th C. Lengths ranging from 35" (89 cm) to 40" (102 cm).