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A 19th century gilt metal mounted gentleman's walking cane, the domed pommel chased with scrolling foliage, malacca shaft, 84.5cm long, c.1880 Con...
A 19th century novelty measuring walking cane, the faux bamboo shaft with brass pommel enclosing a folding rule, 94cm long Condition Report: A fe...
Hawaiian American Interest - a 19th century gentleman's walking cane, the pommel with silver coloured metal plaque inscribed Gorham D Gilman, Hawa...
A 19th century sailor's maritime souvenir walking stick, baleen handle, white metal ferrule,
A 19th century sailor's maritime souvenir walking stick, baleen handle, white metal ferrule, whalebone shaft, 84cm long Condition Report: Gen...
A 19th century shark vertebrae walking cane, Chinese silver pommel, embossed with figures and foliage, 91.5cm long Condition Report: Good overal...
A Chinese silver mounted gentleman's walking cane, L-shaped handle embossed with figures amongst pagodas and bamboo, to verso with a ferocious dra...
A Chinese silver mounted gentleman's walking cane, the serpentine L-shaped handle embossed with ferocious dragons, malacca shaft, 78.5cm long, Win...
A Japanese bamboo gentleman's horse measuring stick, burr pommel, white metal collar, enclosing a boxwood scale, brass walking tip, 97cm high, Mei...
An early 20th century novelty walking cane handle, carved as the head of a cat, glass eyes,
An early 20th century novelty walking cane handle, carved as the head of a cat, glass eyes, bamboo shaft, 93cm long overall
An early 20th century novelty walking cane, the pommel as an owl, the detachable head enclosing a snuff box or bonbonniere, 80cm long Condition Re...
A novelty softwood walking stick, the carved grotesque mask grip enclosing a 'puzzle' ball,
A novelty softwood walking stick, the carved grotesque mask grip enclosing a 'puzzle' ball, gnarly shaft, 102cm long, early 20th century
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