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An unusual collection of old Chinese toy figures. Probably produced in the 1920's-30's and of a
An unusual collection of old Chinese toy figures. Probably produced in the 1920's-30's and of a similar scale to British Britains figures. Most in...
A Boer War pin cushion, in the form of Maltese Cross with studded charcoal grey panels edged with
A Boer War pin cushion, in the form of Maltese Cross with studded charcoal grey panels edged with crimson lace and tassels, printed silk head and...
An Indian wooden cigar box for “Churchill’s Specials”, inscribed with seated figure of Churchill and
An Indian wooden cigar box for “Churchill’s Specials”, inscribed with seated figure of Churchill and “His cigar is as inseparable as Chamberlain’...
A slender malacca walking cane, cord woven/bound, knopped grip, brass ferrule, 33” overall; and a
A slender malacca walking cane, cord woven/bound, knopped grip, brass ferrule, 33” overall; and a knotted polished darkwood cane, rootwood top of...
A knotted darkwood walking cane, made in 3 sections, the junction of rootwood grip and haft concealed by a prominent silver strap and 3 prong buc...
A dark rootwood walking cane, the head carved as torso of an ape with sleeved arms and hands of
A dark rootwood walking cane, the head carved as torso of an ape with sleeved arms and hands of human appearance, 33” overall. GC Plate 11
A late 19th century malacca sword cane, locally made hollow triangular section blade, 28”, scroll
A late 19th century malacca sword cane, locally made hollow triangular section blade, 28”, scroll embossed brass band below straight polished ivo...
A traditional Basque walking cane Makhila with concealed spike, flattened horn disc pommel in the
A traditional Basque walking cane Makhila with concealed spike, flattened horn disc pommel in the form of a traditional beret, cross hatched leat...
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