Six Walking Sticks

Six Walking Sticks late 19th/early 20th century, including: an American walking stick with horn crop handle with sterling silver tip and collar by Gorham Co., Providence Rhode Island, engraved on the

Including an antler, sterling silver and gold. 35"h

19th to 20th century, including a bamboo cane with sterling mounts, three with silverplate handles, one leather wrapped, one natural form. Longest 38 in.

Group of six walking sticks, of various motifs. Tallest 37.75" H.

SIX BRONZE WALKING STICK HANDLES.

Group of six canes/walking sticks. [Largest: 35-36-39 inches high]. One in "as-is" condition, with losses.

Six (6) Victorian walking sticks or canes as seen in photograph preview. _x000D_

Six carved horn walking stick handles

Group of six (6) carved walking sticks and canes, various woods and stains, two with dog motifs on handles, two with alligators on handles, 1 with snake encircling the stick, and one with round silver

Collection of Six (6) Assorted Walking Sticks Wood Animal To Include Frog, Tiger, Bird, Horse, Rabbit, And Bald Eagle 

Group of Six Antique Canes/Walking Sticks made of wood and metal,

Group of six (6) wood walking sticks, of various shapes and handles. [Longest: 46" L].

E.F. Chapman (American, 20th century), 1982. Six-compartment umbrella or walking stick stand, having four downward turned brass swan's heads, and black iron base with drip pan. Manufacturer's label to

An English Brass Mounted 'Royal Army Medical Core' Doctor's Walking Stick concealing six steel tools and a glass syringe. Length 37 inches.

Six (6) walking or decorative wood sticks measure 32 in. - 35 in. long. Provenance: Estate of David Milot. David was a Real Estate Broker by trade and a passionate, lifelong collector of anything of q

Custom Made Walking Stick and Cane Rack, moulded two tiers with oval rosettes at ends, one-inch holes to accommodate fifty-six sticks Height 26.5 in. Width 50 in. Depth 9 in. Provenance: The Estate of

Manner of Nailsea Glassworks (English, 1788-1873), 20th century. Group of six "End of Day" type glass canes or walking sticks, having a twist-form, comprising: two red, two green, and two colorless. U

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

Early to mid 20th century. The group includes six various sticks, several of which may be considered medicine man sticks. Longest: L55"

Six African carved wood figures, comprising a mask, figurine, and 4 walking sticks or scepters. [Figure: 27" H; Mask: 36" H]. In good condition.

Collection of six assorted antique canes. Features elaborate and unusual handles and decoration on the bodies. Good overall condition with wear. Longest measures approximately 35 in., shortest measure

SIX SILVER AND SILVERED METAL MOUNTED CANES AND WALKING STICKS Comprising a walking stick with a knob form sterling handle bearing maker's marks for London, 'WF', possibly 1853, an Austrian cane with

Six carved pieces to include Rosewood carved figure of a topless woman, a carved spear, a small figure with shell eyes, two African carved figures, and a walking stick. heights 9 1/4 inches to 48 inch

English, first quarter 20th century. Oak arts and crafts umbrella or walking stick/cane stand, having a paneled back, six compartments, and metal drip pan. "Patent Applied For" plaque and impressed "1