Gucci Malacca Wood Cane, c. 1925

Description: This is a malaaca wood cane which is 36" high. It was made by Gucci, Italy. A gilded marked rivet on inside of cane just above the 1" wide gold band. The gold plated band is inscribed, "P

Set of 8 Juan Pons, Barcelona Louis XVI inlaid wood and cane dining chairs,c.1925, includes 4 armchairs and 4 side chairs each with gilt bronze crest mounts, foliate corners and leg caps,4 arm chairs,

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 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

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

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.

Eight ivory forks inside the malacca wood shaft, with brass and steel ferrule. Cloisonne has a small chip. C. 1890. 35 - 1/2".Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions:35 - 1/2" x 1" x 1".

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

Radio & speaker (2), Federal, Model A-10, wood, c.1925, Exc cosmetic cond, untested, comes w/Atwater Kent Type E2 loudspeaker & copy of instructions, 11.5"H x 24"W x 12"D, speaker 16"H x 13"W.

This Malacca wood cane has a boxwood topper in the shape of an otter resting on a log.

Oil on wood Netherlands, c.1925/1935 Jacques Stephan Witjens (1881 - 1956) – Dutch-Argentinian painter Inside a forest Signed on the lower left with ‘Jac. Witjens‘ Overall dimensions: 23.5 x 34

Wood cane stand, 19th c, hexagonal, stick and ball construction, 4 claw feet and brass accents. Appx 32 1/2"t. Holds appx 60 canes of various diameters. Very good condition.

Painted wood Chinese Immortal, c.1925. H 25" with base.

Early Fire Engine : an early 19 th C malacca cane , with brass buckle band initialled ' WM ' [ ..Mason or.. Merryeather ?) , long ferule and white metal top having bas relief of 4 East Asian Gods and

USA, c. 1925 wood, canvas, paint, metal 40.75” x 48” x 7/8” Art Deco three-panel screen, with graphic floral oil painting on canvas, stretched over skyscraper frame with metal tacks.

DUTCH OIL ON CRADLED WOOD PANEL, 19TH C, H 19.25", W 29.5", RIVER LANDSCAPE WITH WINDMILL A 19th century oil on board. Depicting a Dutch river landscape with figures in the foreground and windmill in

The crook handle cane with applied silver medallion depicting the bust of a Classical figure in Minerva helmet above two ornate silver bands marking the joint between handle and shaft, the handle join

Turned wood cane and coat rack C 1890. Ht: 70" Wd: 16" Dpth: 16"

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

Eileen Gray Plates, pair Ireland, c. 1925lacquered wood 0.75 h × 6.25 dia in (2 × 16 cm) These plates were created during the time that the artist was working in France.

Thermometer, Red Hat Royal "400" Gasoline, Rare, c.1925, wood w/great graphic, marked Taylor-Rochester, NY, Exc+ cond w/working tube, one of the best cond you will find, 21"H x 5.5"W.

Giacomo Cometti Armchair Italy, c. 1925lacquered wood, upholstery44¼ h × 22¾ w × 19 d in (112 × 58 × 48 cm) This work will ship from Wright in Chicago, Illino

A group of four canes pertaining to medicine Various dates 19th/early 20th century Comprising an English brass-mounted malacca and ebonized wood surgeon's cane, the malacca handle unscrewing to compar

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