Victorian Gold Presentation Cane

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 &

Jeweler made circa 1870, 14K gold "L" form handle with chased floral scroll work and inscriptions reading "D.C. Kafflin" on front and "Dec.25/A Token of esteem/1879" on one side and "A.P. Garrison/E.A

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

Antique presentation cane handle with presentation to Hon. George Legare Christmas 1908. Indentation to top. Measures 4.25" wide.Congressman George Legare arrived at Fort Bayard in late November 1908

VICTORIAN ROLLED GOLD PRESENTATION CANEMid- to Late 19th CenturyInscribed “Presented to William A. Doherty by Employees of Diamond Match Co. ... Michigan.”.Length 36.5”.

Victorian 14K gold Milord knob-handle cane / walking stick with chased and engraved details, the cartouche with presentation inscription "Presented by Hon. Chas. L Scott. U.P. Minister, Caracas Venz.

English Victorian gold-tone metal presentation cane knob handle, profusely engraved with floral and foliate motifs, inscription reads: "presented by the employees of E.S. Ward & Co. to their foreman T

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

Victorian English gold-tone metal Fritz-handle cane / walking stick with chased and engraved details, the cartouche with presentation inscription "To J.D. Hackett by Friends". 33.75" H. Dents, wear.

Victorian English gold-tone metal Milord knob-handle cane / walking stick with chased and engraved details, the top with presentation inscription: "Fred Seacord from Employes of Street R. R. of Galesb

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

An exceptional cane with a black wooden shaft and charming 14K gold handle, partnered with ornate details and a round gold quartz inlay at the tip of the handle. The inscription reads "Presented to Ja

J.B Chase 1883 Victorian Presentation Cane. Engraved floral motifs and presentation. "J.B. Chase Dec 25 1883". cane is unmarked. 34-1/4"h. Condition: Good with wear.

18k yellow gold presentation cane. "Dr. T.A McCormick Gratitude of B.C.C Influenza Epidemic SEWELL Oct 1918". Hallmarked. Tests 18k. Ribbed ball top gold cane top. 36" long cane.

34 INCH GOLD PRESENTATION CANE WITH 3 INCH HORSE HOOF. PRESENTENTED TO W.A. HOVELER by his employees Feb 17 / 85. USA SHIPPING $5.

Ca. 1900- A sheet gold dress cane, this type of handle has actual sheets of 14 karat gold overlaid on a base type of metal, ebony shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 1 ½” x 2 ¼” O.L.- 36” $400-$500

ENGRAVED WALKING STICK "PRESENTED TO DENNIS MURRAY JULY 16, 92 BY THE SPINNERS OF HARMONY MILL #3 COHOES NY" ANTIQUE 32 INCH LONG GOLD KNOB CANE. ON A 3/4 INCH WOODSHAFT WITH A. 2 1/4" BY 1 1/2" KNOB;

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

Gold cane was presented to H Bailey January 1, 1881. very ornate gold top. Cane is nice. 35" Long. Silver cane ornate top. Cane is in good shape. 36" Excellent

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

Victorian Gold or Gold Filled Cane Top

Antique Victorian Gold Cane Top 1.75" inscribed "To A.F. Lough, North Star 447, A.F.V.A.M., 1889. The top is hallmarked with a star over 189 and is likely gold over sterling made by Simon Bros. The No

Antique Victorian-Era 10 carat Gold cane. Hand carved and detailed with initials of the owner. The cane is made with ebony wood. Dimensions: 37" in length , handle is 3.5" in wide ; 0.65" in depth.

Victorian rolled gold cane engraved on top "Hon J C Flanders from trustees & officers Eastern Hospital for Insane Dec 25, 1896"