A SILVER CROOK STICK ON A MALACCA CANE. Date: 1900.

This straight Malacca cane or walking stick has a horn ferrule and a tiger's eye wood topper. a coin silver collar just beneath it. A band of sterling silver is approximately four inches below the col

A German Silver Mounted Malacca Walking Stick Circa 1900 the handle with an engraved monogram flanked with dates, the shaft with an applied silver plaque engraved with the maker 'J.H. Wener/Berli

This sword cane or walking stick is made of Malacca wood with a horn grip. The blade is hidden within the shaft, a faceted weapon, hexagonal in design. It has a brass brace at the base of the blade, a

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

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

Includes an engraved Finnish .813 silver mounted crook handle cane, with a date code of 1930; an English L shaped cane with stag horn handle and an English silver collar; a monogrammed crook shaped ca

Walking stick, malacca cane, engraved silver pommel. English, second half of 19th Century. H: cm 89 (35 inch)

A Carved Onyx and Silver Mounted Malacca Walking Stick Circa 1900 the handle with a silver serpent decorated handle. Height 35 inches.  Provenance: Antichita Eredi Tanca, Rome, Italy Property fro

Jugendstil Spazierstock mit Silbergriff / A walking stick / cane with silver handle, deutsch, um 1900 Material: Silber 800/000, Hartholz, Marke: Halbmond und Krone, Länge: 89 cm, Zustand: gut, gebrau

(lot of 2) Canes/ walking sticks, including: (1) silver (content unknown) handled dress cane, approx 35.25"l, (1) silver-tone metal crook handled cane, faint maker's mark, monogrammed, some denting to

A 19TH CENTURY MALACCA CANE WALKING STICK WITH CARVED RHINO HORN HANDLE depicting a Dog with glass eyes, mounted on a silver rococo style collar 79.5cm overall

circa 1900, elm crook style cane with wide silver collar stamped "Sterling," etched steel blade marked "Wilkinson" and "James Smith & Sons Ltd. New oxford St. London," with blood groove. 37 in. Privat

Art Deco cane or walking stick crook/handle, possibly rosewood with geometric silver inlay. 6" H X 4.75" W. Silver tested.

This Malacca cane or walking stick is topped with a leather head that conceals a brass coin holder. The collar is made of marked silver, a medallion beneath it stating, "Howell London England."

This cane or walking stick is topped with a bust of a smiling man, mouth agape in an exaggerated laugh. He is wearing a yellow kerchief over a red vest with a flat, black cap.

A COLLECTION OF FIVE SILVER TOPPED WALKING STICKS AND A SWAGGER STICK of various designs with Malacca, ebonised and mahogany canes (6)

United States 20th Century Includes six canes with horn handles, silver cuffs, and malacca wood shafts. Shortest 32 3/4".Longest 36 1/4",Malacca wood, antler From the collection of a Hingham, Massachu

This cane or walking stick, is Malacca wood with a silver topper capped by an essex crystal with a painted hound's head. The ferrule is iron, wrapped and capping the base.

This cane or walking stick is made of beech wood with an iron handle. On the side of the handle is the patent date, Dec, 11 1900. A lever beneath the grip causes a toothed hinge on the bottom to close

A 19TH CENTURY SILVER METAL TOPPED MALACCA SWORD STICK with hammered and engraved pommel on malacca cane enclosing a square section steel blade 95cm overall

Description: Cane or walking stick with sterling silver top to hold snuff or tobacco. Shaft is ebony and the tip is made from buffalo horn. Stamped with the hallmark of Adie Bros., Birmingham, date le

A fine walking stick with an ornately carved handle of a bird's head's, carved from a natural material, circa 1890-1900. Monogrammed silver band, band is untested but possibly silver. Eagle Head handl

Two nutcracker canes Various dates early to mid 20th century The first a Black Forest silver-mounted carved walnut and mahogany walking stick, the handle with a figural nut cracker, the silver marked

This cane or walking stick is topped by a silver figural piece depicting a portrait of a man being kissed by an angel. The silver design is flowing, parting like a curtain to show the portrait.