Gadget Cane, Sword, Malacca, Silver, Horn C. 1900

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

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

Sword Cane with engraved 24" blued blade. Handle is horn with a few worm holes, full bark malacca wood shaft and steel ferrule. c. 1860.Condition:(Excellent).36 - 1/4" x 1 - 3/4" x 1 - 3/4".Dimensions

This tourist style cane or walking stick is made of malacca wood and conceals a sword within the shaft. The sword is 28.5" long and sharp on one side.

This cane or walking stick has a leather wrapped grip that can be unscrewed and pulled out to become a telescope gadget. The cane is capped in silver with a silver handle. The body is ebonized Malacca

This cane or walking stick has an ebonized mahogany body starting at a horn ferrule and ending with a red agate topper collared in silver.

The cane has a hallmarked silver collar, hand-blown glass eyes, a full barked malacca wood shaft and a horn ferrule. C. 1890. Condition: Dimensions: 32" Long.

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

This cane or walking stick has a smooth shaft, the bottom set with a horn ferrule while the top is capped by a bronze statuette of a monkey climbing over a hollowed tree, owls with wings spread are vi

This cane or walking stick is made of ebonized mahogany and capped with a sterling silver topper which is hallmarked. By unscrewing the flower-designed cap, a glass flask is revealed to run down the e

This ebonized oak cane or walking stick has a bulbous top that unscrews from the main shaft to reveal a cylindrical skewer inside it. The shaft carries soft bumps from its origin as a piece of branch

This cane or walking stick has a brass ferrule, an ebonized, bentwood mahogany shaft and a hand inlaid sterling silver topper. It opens to reveal a match safe. So called after the name of one of the e

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 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.

This cane or walking stick is made of tin with a layer of brown paint over the top. At the head of the cane are two pentagonal handles, wrapped in leather, with a disk affixed to the side. When the di

This cane or walking stick has a collapsible net contained within the body, accessible through the removal of the brass sphere grip. Once extracted from the cane, it can be affixed to the bottom by un

Ornate silver gimball allows the silver bowl to be always in an upright position making it suitable for passing around, sterling end mount with monogram, silver hallmarked, very good condition, 10" le

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

a harmless crooked cane that becomes a weapon with a triangular blade much like that of the US model 1917 LF&C trench knife. ca. 1950 36.5" length

Scottish influence, the spherical reservoir mounted on a gimbal. Monogrammed, marked sterling, no manufacturer's mark. c.1900. L. 26.5 cm (10 1/2 in.)

Scottish highlands-ware oak humidor, c. 1900, silver plate, stag horn handles, oak, porcelain liner, 8.5"h x 9"l x 7"w Provenance: Property from 941 Park Ave, NYC

American stag horn and sterling silver corkscrew, c 1900. The silver end with impressed marks 393, Sterling and cross mark for J.F. Fradley & Co (New York, 1866-1937). Length 8 inches / 20 cm. Please

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

Ca. 1880- A twigspur black horn handle, engraved 18” blade with the name “W.M. Crausion” engraved on the blade, blade also has makers mark of “C C,” twist and lock working mechanism, gold co