MALACCA WALKING CANE

An unusual 19th century malacca walking cane, the shagreen wrapped handle concealing a removable two-drawer telescope within, horn cap, stamped 'patenet' to collar 88cm long

A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT SILVER AND MALACCA WALKING CANE by Kwan Hing, decorated with dragons amongst clouds. 94 cm long.

Silver topped Malacca walking cane and another walking cane with resin top (a/f)

A 19TH CENTURY MALACCA CANE WALKING STICK WITH CARVED RHINO HORN HANDLE depicting a Dog with glass eyes, mounted on a silver rococo style collar 79.5cm overall

London, circa 1883, with horn end-cap and 12k gold cap, maker's mark partially worn away, with cloth case, weight of entire stick: 5 ozt h. 36 in.

United States 20th Century Includes six canes with horn handles, silver cuffs, and malacca wood shafts. Shortest 32 3/4".Longest 36 1/4",Malacca wood, antler From the collection of a Hingham, Massachu

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

Walking stick, malacca cane, engraved silver pommel. English, second half of 19th Century. H: cm 89 (35 inch)

This Malacca cane or walking stick is topped with a leather head that conceals a brass coin holder. The collar is made of marked silver, a medallion beneath it stating, "Howell London England."

This cane or walking stick, is Malacca wood with a silver topper capped by an essex crystal with a painted hound's head. The ferrule is iron, wrapped and capping the base.

A 19TH CENTURY RHINOCEROS HORN HANDLED WALKING CANE TOGETHER WITH FIVE FURTHER the rhino horn handled cane with malacca shaft, the handle 9.8cm in length, together with five further late 19th / early

A LATE 19TH CENTURY RHINOCEROS HORN HANDLED WALKING CANE TOGETHER WITH FIVE FURTHER the rhino horn handled cane with silver collar, hallmarked for Chester, 1892, with malacca shaft, together with five

TWO 19TH CENTURY CHINESE SILVER AND MALLACA WALKING CANES having embossed figural scenes to the handles on malacca canes (90.5cm overall)

SEVEN LATE 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH ANTLER HANDLED WALKING CANES one with presentation silver collar, malacca shaft and antler handle, one mounted with plaques or badges from various English locations, tw

SIX 19TH CENTURY HORN HANDLED AND SILVER WALKING CANES two of bamboo, two with malacca and two with ebonised shafts, all the sticks with hallmarked silver collars, (6)

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

Agate stone handled cane/walking stick Sterling collar. The handle is 2" agate on top. The 35"L shaft is Malacca wood. Brass/steel 1" ferrule. Excellent condition with age related wear. Issued: 1890 D

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 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.

A Silvered-Metal Mounted Malacca Bootmaker's  'System'  Walking Stick First Half 19th Century the metal cap lifting to reveal a brass foot-measuring tool inside cane's interior. Height 36 in

THREE 19TH CENTURY WALKING STICKS comprising a Malacca caned stick with horseshoe pommel by BEYNAUD 66cm overall A pressed metal horse head stick with Malacca cane 82cm overall and a cast metal dog's

A 19TH CENTURY CARVED WALKING STICK with carved dog handle mounted on a harewood cane 88cm overall TOGETHER WITH AN IVORINE CARVED BIRD HANDLE depicting two parakeets, mounted on a Malacca cane 88cm o

TWO 19TH CENTURY FRENCH WALKING STICKS one with a carved boxwood gnome pommel having glass eyes and Malacca cane 89cm overall The other with a carved boxwood birds head pommel, glass eyes and Mahogany