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Click here to subscribeAn Edwardian carved horn and white metal mounted ebonised wood walking stick, early 20th century, the handle modelled as the head of a hound with inset glass eyes, the tapered shaft with metal ferrule, 90.5cm high; and a carved horn mounted stained wood walking stick, first quarter 20th century, the handle modelled as a houndÂ’s head with inset glass eyes, also with metal ferrule, 92.5cm high
A stained wood, brass and steel mounted system walking stick, early 20th century, the walnut handle with white metal band inscribed ‘H.WATSON’, above a leather sheath stamped ‘SAW’ to each side, lifting off to reveal a blade with saw teeth to one side and a sharp edge to the other, the brass ferrule with iron spike, 94.5cm high
A George V stained ash, ivory and horn parquetry inset ‘Sunday stick’, the collar hallmarked for London 1926, the grip modelled as the head of a golf club with lead weighting inset to the back, with metal ferrule tip, 96cm high; and a bamboo and beech mounted ‘Sunday stick’, early 20th century, with white metal collar, 92cm high
A brass mounted stained wood system walking stick, second half 20th century, the handle cast as the stylised head of a bird of prey, unscrewing to a small cavity within, the shaft unscrewing at two points, 91.5cm high; a brass mounted stained hardwood system walking stick, second half 20th century, the foliate cast grip unscrewing to a glass flask within, 88.5cm high; and a brass mounted ebonised wood system walking stick, mid 20th century, the grip fitted with a quartz timepiece, 86.5cm high
A white metal mounted malacca system walking stick, early 20th century, the tapering grip inset with a watch to the top, the interior inscribed ‘Tho. Sly Salisbury’, 89cm high; and a stained softwood and aluminium mounted system walking stick, mid 20th century, the grip unscrewing to a cork stoppered inkwell within, the shaft unscrewing at two points, one housing an attached pen nib, 85.5cm high
An Edwardian carved wood and silver mounted bamboo ladyÂ’s walking stick, the collar hallmarked for London 1909, beneath a grip modelled as a standing baby elephant with glass eyes and inset ivory tusks, 91cm high; and a Victorian carved and stained walking stick, late 19th century, the grip modelled as the head of a hound, with inset glass eyes, 86cm high
A Victorian carved wood and gilt metal mounted walking stick, late 19th century, the grip modelled as a houndÂ’s head with inset glass eyes, above a foliate collar with engraved crest, 88.5cm high; and a malacca and carved wood mounted walking stick, circa 1930, the grip carved as the head of a terrier, above a metal collar, 86.5cm high
A metal mounted steel sword stick, 20th century, the grip cast in zoomorphic form, above a stitched brown canvas covered sheath/shaft to a metal ferrule; another sword stick, similar, with plain metal handle and black canvas sheath/shaft, both 88.5cm high; and an Edwardian stained wood, iron and silver mounted harpoon walking stick, the collar hallmarked for London 1902, 93.5cm high Please note, the first two sticks described have been withdrawn from this lot.
A silver plated copper and enamel mounted cabbage walking stick, early 20th century, the repousse foliate grip with inset disc to the top inscribed ‘GUERNSEY’ beneath the island’s coat of arms, 91cm high; a turned ebony walking stick, late 19th century, with bulbous grip and tapering shaft, 81cm high, and a brass mounted wood walking stick, early 20th century, the later adapted spherical grip cast with foliage overall, the shaft with spike ferrule, 93cm high
A stained beech and brass mounted photographerÂ’s system walking stick, circa 1915, the bun grip with cylindrical collar and the brass ferrule detaching to free the three section shaft, opening as a tripod, the hinged fitting at the top with a projecting bolt to take a camera, each leg with a telescopic aluminium rod within for greater height, 95cm high closed as a stick; and a copper mounted snakewood system walking stick, second quarter 20th century, the cap unscrewing to a nip glass within, the shaft unscrewing to a glass flask, 90.5cm high
A stained wood system walking stick, early 20th century, the crook grip and shaft with a wirework mechanism to open and close grab jaws at the ferrule, 92cm high; and a stained wood and metal mounted system walking stick, mid 20th century, the shaft fitted with a flashlight inside the ferrule, with operating button beneath the crook handle, 87cm high
A Victorian bamboo and cordwork system stick, late 19th century, the weighted shaft with a removable lower section a steel spike within, with knob grip and lanyard, 93cm high; a bronze mounted stained hardwood cosh stick, second half 20th century, the heavy handle cast as a clenched fist holding a bar, 100cm high; and another cosh stick, early 20th century, the bulbous club end grown integrally to the shaft, 76cm long
A fine niello worked white metal mounted malacca walking stick, probably south Russia/Caucasus, early 20th century, the grip decorated overall with stylised scrolling foliate motifs, above a conforming collar of interlaced arcading, the tapering shaft with conforming niello worked ferrule, 95cm high
A niello worked white metal mounted stained hardwood walking stick, probably south Russia/Caucasus, second quarter 20th century, the tapering knob grip decorated with arabesques of stylised and scrolling foliage above an arcaded band, the tapered shaft with white metal and brass ferrule, 91.5cm high
A Chinese export silver mounted stained hardwood walking stick, circa1900, the crook grip decorated with dragons and other motifs, the shaft with brass ferrule, 86cm high; and an Oriental white metal mounted bamboo walking stick, also circa 1900, the horizontal grip decorated overall with spiky foliage in low relief, the shaft with brass ferrule, 91cm high
A horn crook handled walking stick, early 20th century, the shaft of three horn sections above a bone ferrule, 82cm high; a malacca and horn mounted walking stick, late 19th century, with white metal collar modelled as a belt, 88cm high; and a faux horn mounted ebonised wood walking stick, 20th century, 91cm high
A fine horn and silver mounted palmwood walking stick, the ribbed collar hallmarked for London 1927, the horizontal handle with conforming ribbed caps at each end, 91.5cm high; and a horn walking stick, early 20th century, the horizontal handle with an oval ivory mount at one end, the horn shaft simulating thornwood to a metal ferrule, 91cm high
A stained hardwood, possibly padouk walking stick, early 20th century, the turned and tapered knob grip above knopped mouldings, a horn ferrule below, 91cm high; a palmwood and brass mounted walking stick, 20th century, with horizontal bar grip, the shaft with ferrule, 90.5cm high; a lacquered beech walking stick, 20th century, the grip carved as a birdÂ’s head, 100cm high; and a lacquered wood walking stick with crook handle, 20th century, 126cm high
A fine French bamboo, brass mounted and canework shooting stick, early 20th century, the hinged sides of the seat with steel support bars descending to a brass ring around the shaft, the brasswork inscribed ‘BTE. SGDG’, with metal spike ferrule beneath a circular plate, 87.5cm high with seat closed; a metal, leather and stained hardwood shooting stick by Howell of London, mid 20th century, 85.5cm high (seat closed); and a metal and leather shooting stick, second half 20th century, by ‘FEATHERWATE’, 83.5cm high (closed)
Three stained hardwood shooting sticks, mid 20th century, one with crook handle and folding metal and leather seat, 92cm high; one with leather faced crook handle opening as a seat, 84cm high; the third with leather clad loop handles opening as a seat, 86cm high; and a stained wood walking stick, second half 20th century, the resin grip modelled as a duckÂ’s head, 97cm high
A Victorian horn and silver mounted bamboo walking stick, the collar hallmarked for Birmingham 1876, with foliate engraving and later inscribed ‘J.T May 19th 1896’, with brass ferrule below, 90cm high; a Victorian rosewood and silver mounted ebonised wood walking stick, the collar hallmarked for Birmingham 1890, 86cm high; and two further bamboo wlaking sticks, 20th century, 93cm high
A Victorian poker-worked hardwood walking stick, late 19th century, with integral crook grip, 90cm high; a bamboo crook handled walking stick, early 20th century, 81cm high; an ash and stained hardwood mounted walking stick, early 20th century, with ‘pistol grip’, 85cm high; a malacca and stained softwood mounted walking stick, 19th century, with knob grip, 93.5cm high; and an ebonised thornwood walking stick, 20th century, with integral bulbous handle, 86cm high
An Edwardian or GeorgeV silver mounted bamboo walking stick, the cap of the crook handle hallmarked for Birmingham 1910, 92cm high; two white metal mounted stained hardwood walking sticks, early 20th century, also with integral crook handles, 84 and 75cm high; and a white metal mounted bamboo walking stick, early 20th century, with foliate embossed knob grip, 88cm high
A silver mounted maple walking stick, the spherical grip hallmarked for Birmingham 1983, with lobed and stylised foliate decoration, 89.5cm high; and two George V silver mounted walking sticks, one with ebony shaft, the tapered grip hallmarked for London 1919, 89cm high; the other with oak shaft, the grip hallmarked for Birmingham 1925, 88.5cm high
A Chinese carved and ebonised wood mounted painted bone walking stick, second half 20th century, the spherical grip with inset circular panels inscribed with character marks, above three adorsed elephant heads, the sectional shaft decorated with figural scenes, 95cm high; an African carved ebony walking stick, early 20th century, 93cm high; and a stained hardwood walking stick, possibly African, mid 20th century, the grip modelled as a stylised head, 98.5cm high
A stained thornwood walking stick, 20th century, 96cm high; a stained hardwood walking stick, early 20th century, with painted faux snakewood grip, 90cm high; a bamboo walking stick, circa 1900, the integral grip with applied mother-of-pearl disc, 90.5cm high; a stained wood walking stick, late 19th century, with woven leather grip and brass ferrule, 90cm high; a stained wood, possibly yew walking stick, 20th century, with integral horizontal handle and brass ferrule, 89cm high; and a wood walking stick with integral bulbous handle, 20th century
A stained hardwood and parquetry walking stick, late 19th century, the shaft with vertical lines of inlaid ebony and sycamore, 93.5cm high; a carved and stained wood walking stick, 20th century, with crook handle above the shaft, cut with chevrons and cross hatched sections, 94cm high; a bamboo walking stick, 20th century, with crook handle, 93.5cm high; a bamboo walking stick, early 20th century, with caneworked crook handle, 91cm high; a bamboo walking stick with stained wood grip, 20th century, 92.5cm high; and a stained hardwood and faux amber mounted walking stick, 20th century, 90cm high
A carved ivory and metal mounted ebony erotic walking stick, the ivory late 19th century and later mounted, the spherical grip carved in relief with foliate motifs overall, hinged and opening to a relief carved portrayal of a nude woman in each hemisphere, the metal collar with faux hallmarks, above a tapered shaft, 91.5cm high
A carved and stained hardwood and palmwood mounted walking stick, Pitcairn Island, early 20th century, the grip carved as a fist clenched around an object, inscribed ‘PITCAIRN ISLAND’ to the palm, 94.5cm high; a carved wood and ivory mounted maple walking stick, early 20th century, the grip as a hand hold ing a ball above an ivory ring, 92.5cm high; and a stained hardwood walking stick, early 20th century, the grip integrally carved as a lady’s hand, 87cm high
A metal mounted malacca system stick, second quarter 20th century, the cylindrical ebonised metal grip housing two telescopic tables of numbers and inscribed ‘OTIS KING’S POCKET CALCULATOR, PATENT NO.183723’, the shaft with brass ferrule, 92cm high; and a Victorian antler mounted malacca system stick, late 19th century, the shaft housing a horse measure stick with fold out brass gauge, 90cm high
A carved and polychrome painted wood and white metal mounted malacca system walking stick, circa 1900, the grip modelled as the head of a Turk, the stern, bearded face with inset glass eyes, the head housing a musical movement with winder to the back, the shaft with brass ferrule, 101cm high; and a brass mounted stained hardwood system walking stick, mid 20th century, the spherical grip unscrewing to a cavity, the shaft with stylised foliate carving, 82cm high
A Japanese engaved and yellow metal inlaid, white metal and ivory mounted walking stick, early 20th century, the tapering grip decorated with birds amongst foliage, above an ivory band, the ebonised shaft with metal ferrule, 85cm high; and a silver plated metal mounted bamboo walking stick, early 20th century, the grip cast as a putto reclining on a tree branch, the shaft with brass ferrule, 90cm high
A carved and painted wood mounted stained beech system walking stick, early 20th century, the grip modelled as the head of a child, wearing a beret and with felt collar, the faux snakewood shaft unscrewing in two places to reveal a nib and a pencil lead holder respectively, 71cm high; a stained bamboo system stick, late 19th century, the handle withdrawing from the shaft to reveal a steel spike, 86cm high; and a stained wood and brass mounted system walking stick, late 19th century, the grip as a pull-ring operating pincers at the base, 86cm high
A marine vertebrae and stained hardwood walking stick, early 20th century, with moulded horizontal handle above a tapering shaft to a stained wood ferrule, 88cm high; a horn and bone mounted stained sample wood walking stick, circa 1900, with crook handle above the multi-sectional shaft, 92cm high; a bamboo walking stick, also circa 1900, with integrally grown crook handle, 94cm high; and a carved and stained hardwood walking stick, early 20th century, possibly African, 87cm high
A bamboo and metal mounted system walking stick, second quarter 20th century, the crook handle fitted with an aluminium horse measure, with fold out brass arm with spirit level, the shaft with metal ferrule, 98.5cm high; a Victorian bamboo system stick, late 19th century, the shaft housing a steel spike, 87cm high; and a simulated wood and maple mounted walking stick, second quarter 20th century, the resin grip modelled as a hareÂ’s head, with inset glass eyes, 92cm high
A horn and stained wood munted system walking stick, early 20th century, with crook grip above a telescopic shaft housing a black fabric umbrella, with horn ferrule below, 86cm high; and a Victorian stained hardwood and bamboo mounted system walking stick, late 19th century, the crook grip lifting off to a hollow interior containing a bamboo rod with brass socket at one end to take a wrought iron gaff hook, the hook with screw thread (external to the walking stick), 86cm high
A faux ivory and white metal mounted horn walking stick, early 20th century, the grip with a tassled lanyard, above the metal collar, the shaft of sectional horn simulating bamboo, 91cm high; a Victorian horn mounted marine vertebrae walking stick, late 19th century, with tapering grip and metal ferrule, 80cm high; and a horn mounted stained hardwood walking stick, circa 1900, with crook grip above a copper collar, the shaft carved to simulate bamboo, 91.5cm high
A horn mounted hazel walking stick or shepherd’s crook, second half 20th century, the grip inscribed ‘P.C.’, 129cm high; a lacquered hazel shepherd’s crook, 20th century, the rubber grip modelled as a pig, 114.5cm high; and two further horn mounted stained wood crook handled sticks, 20th century, 115 and 97cm high respectively
Two carved and stained wood and malacca mounted system walking sticks, early 20th century, each with inset glass eyes and an articulated and sprung jaw, possibly to hold gloves, with ivory ears, one with a metal collar and brass ferrule, 87cm high, the other with horn ferrule, 84.5cm high; and an Edwardian carved antler and white metal mounted ebonised wood system walking stick, early 20th century, the grip carved in the form of a houndÂ’s head and hollowed as a whistle, 86.5cm high
A fine Victorian marine ivory mounted malacca dagger stick, late 19th century, the horizontal handle above a white metal collar, the steel blade within the shaft, with metal ferrule, 83cm high; and a stained hardwood and brass mounted dagger stick, 20th century, the cylindrical grip unscrewing to the steel blade within, with pointed metal ferrule, 92cm high Please note, the second stick described has been withdrawn from this lot.
A fine Victorian marine ivory and silver mounted malacca sword stick, the foliate embossed collar hallmarked for London 1896, beneath a knob grip, with pointed steel spike within, a horn ferrule below, 91cm high; and a bone mounted ebonised wood sword stick, 20th century, the tapered grip applied to the top with a brass lion?s mask, a steel blade within the shaft, a brass ferrule below, 90.5cm high Please note, the second stick described has been withdrawn from this lot.
A carved and stained hardwood and silver plated metal mounted sword stick, early 20th century, the grip modelled as the bust of a bearded man, the shaft with steel blade within, a metal ferrule below, 92cm high; and an aluminium mounted sword stick, 20th century, the grip cast with an elephant?s head terminal, to a steel blade within a black painted canvas sheath shaft, 91cm high Please note, the second stick described has been withdrawn from this lot.
A carved bone and metal mounted ebonised wood dagger stick, early 20th century, the grip modelled as the head of a knight, with helmet and stylised foliate cast collar, with steel spike within the shaft, to a metal ferrule, 92cm high; a faux ivory mounted bamboo sword stick, 20th century, the resinous grip modelled as a raised fist with entwined serpent, 93cm high; and a faux ivory mounted ebonised wood sword stick, 20th century, the grip modelled as a two adorsed contorted faces after Franz Xaver Messerschmidt, 93cm high Please note, the second and third sticks described have been withdrawn from this lot.
An Edwardian silver mounted ebonised wood system walking stick, the waisted grip hallmarked for Birmingham 1904, the flat top unscrewing to a cavity containing a cut glass scent bottle, 87cm high; and a white metal mounted malacca system walking stick, early 20th century, the foliate embossed grip opening to a screw off thimble, above scissors and a bone cotton reel within, 85.5cm high
A gilt metal mounted ebonised wood lady’s system walking stick, circa 1925, the foliate engraved spherical grip hinged and opening to a mirror and a powder compact, the tapered shaft with brass ferrule, 86.5cm high; a stained wood and brass mounted system walking stick, 20th century, the tapered grip inset with an opaque clear plastic panel and unscrewing as a kaleidoscopic viewer, inscribed ‘DRAGONFLY ...INSTRUMENTS’ and ‘Milward’s Made in England’, 83cm high; and a stained wood and aluminium mounted system walking stick, 20th century, the grip and shaft unscrewing to a glass inkwell, a nib and a pencil holder, 85cm high
A Victorian gilt metal mounted malacca system walking stick, last quarter 19th century, the turned treen grip with domed cover unscrewing to a cavity containing three bone dice, a brass ferrule below, 87cm high; an antler mounted bamboo system walking stick, early 20th century, the grip hollowed as a whistle, the shaft with metal ferrule, 85.5cm high; and a faux ivory mounted stained hardwood system walking stick, second half 20th century, the spherical grip incised with maritime scenes and topped with an inset compass, 92cm high
A silver mounted bamboo system walking stick, first quarter 20th century, the cylindrical grip with a hinged cover stamped ‘925’, a small cavity possibly for snuff within, the shaft with silver eyelets for a lanyard, 86cm high; and a horn mounted malacca system walking stick, early 20th century, the bulbous grip lifting off to a cigarette lighter within, the shaft with horn ferrule, 82cm high
A Victorian marine vertebrae and rhinoceros horn mounted walking stick, late 19th century, the bulbous knob grip above a shaft formed of vertebrae, cow horn and ivory banding, with bone ferrule, 95cm high Please note this lot comes with a letter from the UK CITES Management Authority, confirming that the stick meets the EU`s guidance on the interperetation of the term `worked` in relation to the rhinoceros horn content. As such it can be legally traded in the UK without the need for further CITES certification. However, potential non-EU buyers should be aware that it is unlikely that a re-export certificate for this item would be granted.
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