GOLD TOPPED REPOUSSE WOOD PRESENTATION CANE

Gold filled repousse floral handle with touch marks is engraved "Robt. Nesbitt, Wheeling, W. Va. Oct. 23, 1886". Shaft is possibly Malacca wood. Added rubber tip, minor flakes at top of shaft. 33.5"l.

A 19th C. gold-topped presentation cane, inscribed "Presented to Frank B. Rhoads by Members of the 2nd Reunion 3 PA Art and 188th Rgt PaVl Sept 20th 1887". With hallmarks. Top tests as 14K. 36 in.

An antique 19th Century gentleman's walking stick cane. Black enameled wood in an elegant tapered design capped with an ornate gold top with encircling raised relief scrolling and feathered designs to

Antique wood and gold walking stick. Features a wood shaft with a 14k gold top. Gold top feels fairly thick over wood. Note some scuffs and dents with missing tip. Marked 14k. Measures 35" tall. Good/

ANTIQUE ROLLED GOLD REPOUSSE PRESENTATION WALKING STICK CANE DATED 1887 INSCRIBED: "BENJ SAAG OCT 10th 1887" EBONY SHAFT “A PICTURE IS WORTH 1,000 WORDS” EXAMINE PICTURES CAREFULLY AS THEY ARE WOR

DESCRIPTION: (4 Pc) Four various walking canes. Included: (1) Gold toned mermaid motif topped, wood cane with hidden spring loaded powder container compartment. H:34.75" (2) Jose Chaverri artisan two

ANTIQUE ESTATE 34.75" TALL, 1.5" HANDLE. (USA SHIPPING $25)

Gold topped cane with Malacca wood shaft, inscribed. James A. Mosley from J.J.D., J.L., J.D.B, Jan. 30, 1860

circa 1876; gold plate, wood and metal; inscribed to knob "Presented to S.R. Walker PCP by Ill. Enc. No. 31007 June 9th 1876" 31 1/2 inches long

VICTORIAN 14K YELLOW GOLD MILORD CANE WALKING STICK Victorian 14K yellow gold handled Milord presentation cane. Decorated knob-handle with chased design on ebonized wood cane. Gold tested. Engraved on

PRESENTED TO GEORGE WALKER BY THE MEMBERS OF SUSQUEHANNA LODGE NO. 130 A.F. AND A.M. - HALLMARKS WITH 2 OVER SHIELD 358 (probably 9kt. English gold top )ON EBONY WOOD SHAFT - 34 1/4" Please Read Caref

Solid Gold sheet over brass handle cane/walking stick 1850-1910. Presentation cane handles were made with a solid sheet of Gold over brass in repousse work which is metal punched from the reverse side

Solid Gold sheet over brass handle cane/walking stick 1850-1910. Presentation cane handles were made with a solid sheet of Gold over brass in repousse work which is metal punched from the reverse side

Nice early burl wood cane with very ornate gold overlay top. Top is inscribed Lizzie Hah Xmas 89. Great presentation cane from 1889. Has some loss. 39" Very Good

Solid Gold sheet over brass handle cane/walking stick 1850-1910. These solid sheet of Gold handles were done in repousse work and cased over a brass metal knob or handle for heavier weight. These gold

Finely carved jadeite or nephrite eagle handled cane topped, ebony wood with eleven 18k yellow gold bands, one marked for Tiffany & Co. Faceted round rubies as the eyes. Likely dating to the 4th Quart

DESCRIPTION: Victorian presentation cane made with stylish ebony wood and a spectacular 14 karat gold, hand-chased handle. Hallmarked and Engraved. CIRCA: Early 20th Ct ORIGIN: DIMENSIONS: L

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.

ANTIQUE 35'' TALL, 3 5/8" REPOUSSE HANDLE. (USA SHIPPING $25)

Ebony shaft with repousse handle inscribed "to John M.Poor WN Grange" 36"

Antique Victorian Gold Filled Wood Cane/Walking Stick, having an ebony shaft with repousse handle, inscribed with a monogram. Size: 34" long. Condition: Good, minor denting.

A 9 KARAT GOLD MOUNTED PRESENTATION FIREMAN'S CANE The cane having allover scrolling repousse decoration monogrammed 'R' and engraved 'Presented to Chas. H. Rogers by Members of Hose No 1 and Friends,

Repousse scrolled feather rolled gold Chased flowers Ebony shaft Inscribed "Presented to J. Caprez by his friends Nov. 29, 1895" Jacob Caprez, master wood engraver, emigrated

Victorian gold capped presentation cane, tests 14k, "presented to David Gregg by his employees Wilton, NH Nov 16, 1877" (David A.Gregg was owner of the family millworks manufacturing cornpany, Gregg &