ANTIQUE OAK WALKING STICK AND CANE DISPLAY CASE

circa 1900, curved C scroll hinged case lid, with stick and ball divided interior, base with tiered stepped platform. 46 x 36 x 18 in. From the Collection of a Gentleman, Florida. Additional high-reso

Circa 1890-1910 with quarter round lift glass lid, glass sides and front paneled rear with stick & ball divided interior for canes and walking sticks, with base having steps with lowest in front and h

19th C Antique Curved Glass Walking Cane & Sword Display Case. Measure 48" X 35.5" X 18 1/4". Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos

19th C Antique Curved Glass Walking Cane & Sword Display Case. Measure 48" X 35.5" X 18 1/4". Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos

pair of antique canes walking sticks oak & bakelite handle!oak is 34" long one with bakelite handle is 30" both for one bid seepics

#191- Rare Tiger Oak Stick and Ball Cane Case 48” X 36” X 18”

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

Circa 1900, oak. Curved glass lid with stick and ball fretwork interior. Original finish and decal label. 48.25"h. 28"w. 18.25"w.

Oscar Onken Co. oak and glass cane display case, late 19th c., with stick and ball square dividers. 47"h x 24"w x 18.5"d

Country Store Cane Display Case, oak w/curved glass lift lid, mfgd by Oscar Onken-Cincinnati, Stick & Ball divisions & stepped interior base, Exc orig cond w/orig maker's decal, 48"H x 23"W x18"D.

Group of 4 walking sticks or canes, all early 20th century. 1st item: Folk art carved and stained maple cane with round knob handle and carved puzzle chain section, 36 1/2" L overall, likely American.

Group of six (6) carved walking sticks and canes, various woods and stains, two with dog motifs on handles, two with alligators on handles, 1 with snake encircling the stick, and one with round silver

Victorian cane or walking stick with embossed 10 karat gold handle, fitted to an ebony shaft, and terminating in a metal tip. Unmarked, handle tests 10K gold. Not monogrammed. Handle: 3 1/4" L. Overal

Ernest Patton (Kentucky, b. 1935) carved and painted sculpture of a white-haired man in blue suit and red tie holding a snake-carved walking stick. Signed in marker to underside of base, "Ernest Patto

1st item: Walking stick with red Bakelite parrot handle, silver metal embossed foliage ferrule (not marked), bead tassel wrist grip and ebony stick. Missing cane tip. 36 1/2" H x 2 1/2" W x 3/4" D. 20

1st item: G. Bascalia, Buenos Aires sword cane with concealed blade housed in a wooden scabbard with a leather drag, having a metal pommel with a foliate engraving and a leather strap, a wooden handle

Antique, circa 1860, walking stick with reconditioned gold/gold filled top knob and brass ferrule; Oak shaft; Knob is marked "HULL" at bottom edge; Measures approximately H 37 inches; No damage observ

Antique handled walking stick cane. Handle tests between 10K - 14K gold. 38" long with 1 - 1/2" ferrule.Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:38" Long.

Antique walking stick gadget cane with corkscrew inside, 3" silver collar, tapered shaft, burrows and horn dog's head handle with glass eyes.Condition:(Very Good - Excellent).Dimensions:36" Long.

with curved glass 35 1/2" x 18", 47" high circa 1900

Antique walking stick cane with brown cannon on handle. Marked "158th Regiment N.Y Vol." Handle 4 - 1/2" long, cane 33" long.Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:33" Long. CORRECTION: Title has been updat

French Napoleon III oak walking stick cane with silverplate dog with cap 34 1/4"h x 2 1/4"w

Antique Walking Stick Cane with Carved Fist, C. 19th Century - ebonized wood shaft. Alternating rings under hand carved fist. Looks similar to Whaleman made canes of the 19th century. 31" L. Condion:

Comprising a carved horn & gold filled cane handle with repousse and exotic wood, and a Chicago World's Fair figural walking stick with Stanhope view of the Main Building.