English Silver Mounted Walking Stick

Three English Silver-Mounted Walking Sticks Comprising: A Victorian stick, marked London, 1886; inscribed 'From P.H.B 1888, Home Rule But No Repeal of the Union' An Edward VII stick, marked London, 19

An English Silver Mounted Walking Stick. Wood cane is capped with a repousse and swirled English silver handle; marked for Birmingham Height: 35"

An English Silver Mounted Walking Stick. Wood cane is capped with an English silver handle engraved "A Token of Esteem to C.S.M.H. Haynes Feb 1919". Hallmarked for Jonathan Howell, London Length: 35.5

English Silver-Mounted Ebonized Walking Stick Inset with Coin Indistinctly marked, monogrammed 'WLB'. 35 1/4 in. long. Property from the Collection of Niall Smith

An English Silver Mounted Ebony Walking Stick Early 20th Century the handle marked for 'Birmingham, 1913', the collar marked for 'Chester, 1910', the shaft ending in a metal ferrule. silver

An English Silver Mounted and Ebonized Walking Stick Birmingham, 20th Century the shaft ending with a brass ferrule. silver handle hallmarked for Sterling Height 37 1/4 inches.  Property from the

An English Silver-Mounted Malacca Pipe-Smokers 'System' Walking Stick Circa 1930 the end of handle and collar decorated with silver bands, the handle with a hidden multi-tool for cleaning pipes. silve

Two Silver Mounted Malacca Walking Sticks Late 19th/Early 20th Century comprising an English silver mounted example and one example with rubbed marks. Height of taller 35 3/4 inches.  Property fr

Two Sword Canes. Comprising an English silver mounted wood cane which removes from the body to reveal a blade. Together with a gnarled wood walking stick with push button release to reveal a blade (le

A Monocular Walking Stick. Wood walking stick is mounted with an English silver monocular with flip up covers on either side. Hallmarked for John Collard Vickery, London, 1912. Brass ferrule Length: 3

A silver mounted walking stick which bears the name "Chas Deal" and an English riding crop with an antler handle marked for the maker Swaine and Co. London. Dimensions:From 26" to 35 1/2" long. Proven

An early to mid-20th century English wooden walking cane or stick with bent handle and a silver collar. Hallmarks on the mount: C.C mark for the maker Colen Hewer Cheshire, anchor mark for Birmingham,

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

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

A LATE 19TH CENTURY RHINOCEROS HORN SILVER MOUNTED WALKING STICK with hoop handle and silver mounts. (87cm overall)

Four Silver-Mounted Walking Sticks Comprising: A Swedish stick, inscribed and marked for '.830' An ebonized stick, apparently unmarked A Continental stick, marked 'MMB' An American stick, marked 'Ster

Group of Five Silver Mounted Walking Sticks, early 20th c., consisting of a tapered cylindrical example with a hammered sterling handle; a tapered maple example with an .800 silver ball handle; an ebo

PAIRING OF REPOUSSE SILVER MOUNTED WALKING STICKS/CANESBoth likely repurposed umbrella handles, with bulbous finials monogrammed to the tops, floral designs in silver mounted to lacquered wooden shaft

A late Victorian silver-mounted horn walking stick handle, bulbous terminal, silver collar, partial hardwood shaft, 23.5cm long, rubbed maker's marks, c.1900; other horn walking stick handles, various

Italy, an early 20th century sterling silver mounted fruitwood walking stick with sword, the tapered shaft with silver cap and ferrule at joint, 27in. polished blade with decorative etching, and marke

An Austrian Niello Silver Mounted Ebony Walking Stick Late 19th/Early 20th Century marked with '800' standard on handle Height 35 inches.  Provenance: Vicky Meyer, Camden Passage Market, London P

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

An antique continental silver mounted ebonized walking stick cane. No apparent silver hallmarks but tested and guaranteed to be silver of at least 800/1000. Approximate measurements: 35"L

An Edwardian Silver Mounted Malacca Walking Stick Hubert Tornhill, London, 1903 the silver handle with an engraved monogram at top, the shaft ending in a horn ferrule. silver handle hallmarked for Ste