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Click here to subscribeAn unusual carved bone Oriental walking cane c.1900, the silver top embossed with floral shrub decoration, unmarked, above a seven section bone shaft, with bands of incised Greek key decoration and a very well carved scene depicting three figures and a goat beneath pine branches, one holding a gourd aloft, with the original metal ferrule, 35.5in. (90cm.) long.
A late Victorian horn elephant's head walking stick the horn grip well carved as a elephant's head with extended trunk, with inset glass eyes, above an engraved silver collar marked Birmingham 1892, maker probably Thomas Ducrow, on a tapering ebonised shaft (probably rosewood), 34.5in. (87.5cm.) long.
A rare elephant mahout's spike walking cane early 20th century, the ring turned and chased silver coloured handle with octagonal knop and wrist cord loop, the top twisting off to reveal a concealed steel spike, above an inversely tapering rustic polished wooden shaft, terminating in a silver coloured metal ferrule matching the handle, with blunt iron spike to the base, 35.5in. (90cm.) long.
A rare silver chamber stick gadget cane top Birmingham 1890, maker's mark 'JN', in the form of a ball attached to a tapered stem, the stem unscrewing and attaching to the side of the ball to form a chamberstick, the inside of the stem vacant to hold a candle, the ball section with a hinged striker plate, opening to reveal storage space for matches, 6in. (15cm.) long.
An Indian Colonial silver duck's head walking stick handle marked with maker's mark, 'OM', probably by Oomersi Mawji, well modelled with intricate feather detail and a band of embossed floral and foliate scrolling to the neck with beaded borders, the beak engraved 'G. J. Allen Thornton Heath', mounted on part of an ebony cane, 3.25in. (8.3cm.) long.
A George V gilded Coronation medallion, in silver and glass fob mount, the obverse decorated with a laurelled bust of the Monarch, the reverse with the crown, orb and sceptre seated on a cushion, together with a silver version of the same medallion drilled for pendant mount and chain
A collection of memorabilia relating to General Archibald Richard Harenc, to include the so called "Mutiny box" believed to have been given to Harenc after the siege of Lucknow during the Indian Mutiny (1857-8), this is a French silver and niello box decorated with fruiting vines stamped Brevet Dinvent; with various badges, belts and buckles, with three photographs, a miniature and five other photographs
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