Cane, Chechen, Mexico, Animals, C. 1900

This chechen cane or walking stick depicts various Mexican animals, such as the golden eagle, a snake, and a lizard. The snake and lizard climb the length of the shaft up toward the eagle, which is a

Gentleman's Sterling Top Cane, c. 1900, the top engraved J.M. Wilson, Jr., H.- 35 in., Dia.- 7/8 in.

The antique hand-made tin reliquary presented as a wall mount, the central vignette of a graduating backsplash features a colored lithograph of the Virgin Mary enclosed behind a screen, the top overha

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

Anonymous Balls In Cage Whimsey Folk Art Cane. c. 1900. Not signed. Carved and stained wood. Overall length 34". Very good antique condition with wear and losses commensurate with age and usage. Prove

Austrian Sterling Silver Hook Handle Cane c.1900, Vienna, ebonized solid wood walking stick hallmarked on handle and initialed 'JT' Height: 37 3/4 inches, Width: 5 inches Weight: 4.44 ozt. (total weig

35 Zira cigarette silks of birds and animals C. 1900's advertising. Very colorful, estate fresh. Appr. 2" wide, 3" tall.

Framed watercolor and ink drawing on paper, "Northern Mexico Ranchero - c. 1900"", signed by J. Cisneros (El Paso, Texas, 1910-2009), and dated 1980 lower right, titled lower center, Measures approx 1

This cane or walking stick is made of hickory wood, a carved snake curling up the length in imitation of the rod of Asclepius The grip is set into a large, iron cylinder. when removed from the body of

French Carved and Gilt Wood Chairs and Side Table. Pair of French carved gilt wood chairs with cane seats; C. 1900; some wear to highlights; minor loss to edges; Ht. 37" Seat Ht. 18". French carved an

A large Aztec style head from Mexico, c. mid-1900's. It is 8 in high and depicts a lord or member of the elite. It is sculpted in exceptional detail, showing extensive adornments, as well as a serpent

Five buttons from the US Indian Service dug at Fort Wingate in New Mexico c. 1880 - 1900. Back of buttons appears to read Waterbury Button Company.

E. Walters, animal painter c. 1900, portrait of a fox, oil on canvas over cardboard, signed lower left ''E. Walters'', 38 x 31 cm, framed 52 x 45 cm

This cane or walking stick is made of a branchwood, likely hickory, and comes to a short hook at the top. The grip is made of bakelite, black at the base and tip and dark, transparent blue in the midd

This mahogany cane or walking stick has a carved eagle topper, the carving beginning just after the steel collar. The eagle is painted white and given glass eyes. It appears to be from one piece of wo

Two Louis style French walnut chairs C 1900. Cane Chair Dimensions: 33.5" X 23.5" X 23" Seat Height: 15.75" Second Chair Dimensions: 38" X 18.25" X 20.25" Seat Height: 20"

This narrow, snakewood cane or walking stick is topped with a sterling silver pick-shape done in scallop shell design.

Ptg of New Mexico landscape, unsigned, c.1900 Painting: 11.5" x 15" Frame: 16.5" x 19.5"

British Oak Barley Twist Cane Top Stool c.1900 - 9 in tall x 18 x 13

This cane or walking stick has a twisting design to it, flowing upward into a cube-like midpoint, above which it becomes a type of cage containing two faceted spheres with a large, mostly immobile sph

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

This tourist style cane or walking stick is made from mahogany and comes with the symbol of the freemasons intended to be screwed into the bottom of the cane in place of the current cap over the ferru

This oak cane or walking stick has a spherical maple frip affixed to the top. The body of the cane is marked with lines where the cane can come apart and be reassembled. It has a brass ferrule and riv

This cane or walking stick has a body made of a steel bar wrapped in leather, starting at a bulged grip capped in brass down to a brass ferrule.