Three Gentlemen's Walking Sticks

The first with handle of Chinese Export Silver with elaborate bamboo & dragon design, the second, American sterling topped featuring cast native American applied figures, marked sterling, the last Ame

Gold-filled tops and ebony shafts The tallest: 36-1/4"h

An assembled group of gentlemen's walking sticks and Militaria19th-20th centuryComprising three carved wood walking sticks, a British Military Swagger Stick, acopper and brass powder horn and a Turkis

Gentleman's Walking Stick in whalebone, ca. 1850, having baleen dot inlay under the turned knob top; three sections, the uppermost in tight fluting, the lower two in opposing twist ribbing tapering do

Gentleman's Telescope Walking Stick Cane. Wooden shaft dismantles into three sections. Made by Indian rosewood. Brass with chrome finish. 39" L. Telescope in pulled out position - 4.8" (12.2 cm). Tele

Gentleman's rosewood & brass telescope walking stick, cane, with shaft that dismantles into three sections. 36" L.

Gentleman's rosewood & brass telescope walking stick, cane, with shaft that dismantles into three sections. 36" L.

Stools Early to mid 20th century group including three various forms. Largest: L34" Sold from the collection of a Pee Dee, South Carolina gentleman.

Two Gentlemen's Walking Sticks. A cylindrical shaft of twenty-one sections of different woods, capped by gold-tone metal; slender black lacquer stick with L shaped handle of engraved gold-tone metal.

SET OF THREE WALKING STICKS (34"-36") WITH FANCY METAL TOPS.

Race horse handle, Horse leg handle and a Carved horn greyhound dog handle the longest 35" long early 20th century

Lot consists of two rosewood walking sticks with sterling tops and a mahogany stick with a sterling top. On of the rosewood ones originally had a hand strap. Approx. size of all are 35" inches long. A

20th century, the first is a carved head, possibly representing Ndebele people of South Africa, above a haft with a snake (37.75 in.); the second is carved and painted with a three animal totem (38 in

Early 20th C. One with a 14K gold handle monogrammed, the second with a sterling silver handle and the third a brass handle. 42"l

A Group of Three Walking Sticks 20th Century comprising a malacca example with an English silver collar ending in a brass ferrule, a naturalistic decorated example with a crook handle and a twist carv

Two With etched metal handles (one duck form) with walnut stained grainy wood stems. Sticks with Metallic heads have bronze banded bottoms and rubber tips. Third stick is a knitted rustic whittled sty

Three Walking Sticks . 38 1/2" Long - Largest ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERROR

A Group of Three Walking Sticks. Together with a carved wood decorative pith helmut. One walking stick bears a brass collar with engraved initials 'M.V.' Tallest: 35.5"

Three walking sticks / canes, one leather covered example and two with antler handles, one with silver collar hallmarked London 1915. Largest approx. 35" long (3) Please Note - we do not make referenc

Three Walking Sticks. 36 1/4" Long ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS OR OMISSI

Grouping of Three Walking Sticks. Includes two acrylic / Lucite sticks along with a wooden and brass mounted stick. Longest stick measures 36-3/4". Smallest measures 35". Condition: Both acrylic walki

One with a figural greyhound handle, one with monogrammed silver collar and one burled handle, a shalleligh type.32" TO 33"

Grouping of Three Walking Sticks. Includes: vintage horn sticks with Mexican coin inset top, wooden stick with alligator handle, and a wooden stick. Longest measures 37-1/2". Smallest measures 34-1/8"

Vintage Gentlemen’s Walking Stick, 38 1/4 in length, 6 in width from stock to outer edge of handle, possibly hickory wood, diameter of the stick 1 1/4 at thickest point, Good condition, Men’s Acce