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A CHERRY WALKING CANE.
With bulldog portrait (with glass eyes) knop, 94cm long.
£100-£200
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A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY STAINED WOOD CANE.
With carved dog's head and gilt metal collar and ferrule, 94cm long.
£100-£150
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A GOOD FRENCH 19TH CENTURY CARVED WALKING CANE.
The grip carved with mythical beast and postman taking refreshment, the whole shaft carved with fruiting vines, (inscribed S. Flore 1886 C.B.J. Critus), 90cm long.
£250-£450
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A CIRCA 1900 EXTENSIVELY CARVED AND BLACK PAINTED HARDWOOD STICK.
With crop handle over a polychromed carved figure of a young Indian gentleman dressed in European taste, above the thorny shaft, with brass ferrule, 96cm long.
£300-£400
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH FOLK ART CANE.
With a carved polychromed portrait bust of a bearded man winking, wearing a hat, 93cm long.
£150-£250
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A GOOD FOLK ART HARDWOOD CANE.
With portrait grip of an angry man in top hat, full beard and glass eyes, 84cm long.
£100-£200
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A MALACCA CANE.
Circa 1915 (Bali or Java).
With polychromed carved portrait knop over a silver collar, the shaft terminates with metal ferrule, 92cm long.
£100-£200
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A FOLK ART ROSEWOOD WALKING CANE.
The knop carved as a full length caricature figure with glass eyes, with an ivory washer collar, the shaft has brass and iron tip, 95cm long.
£120-£240
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A FOLK ART HARDWOOD CROP HANDLED WALKING STICK.
The crop carved and inlaid to resemble a long billed bird, 92cm long.
£100-£150
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A FOLK ART 'TABLE LEG' WALKING STICK.
With crutch handle carved with devil's head grimacing with red eyes, lolling tongue and pointed teeth, the square section shaft has brass ferrule, 86cm long.
£100-£150
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY CHERRYWOOD CANE.
The handle in the form of a carved dog's head with glass eyes and brass ferrule, 87cm long.
£100-£200
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AN UNUSUAL BAMBOO CANE.
With a bulbous crop handle that unscrews to release a long stemmed bamboo opium pipe with flexible mouth piece, the shaft has brass tip, 92cm long.
£150-£250
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A 19TH CENTURY BAMBOO SWORD CANE.
A fine silky patinated cane with diamond section blade and eyelets for waist band and ivory ringed ferrule, 89cm long.
£400-£600
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AN OLD STEPPED MUSICAL MALACCA CANE.
The portrait knop of a bald cigar smoker (with music box), on brass collar with copper bow to the shaft, has horn tip, 94cm long.
£120-£240
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AN AMERICAN DAGGER STICK.
Circa 1850.
A ceremonial stick carved with a crouching deity armed with a dagger behind his head, the stick pulls apart to reveal a Damascus steel blade, 94cm long.
£200-£300
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A FINE HERALDIC KNOPPED ROSEWOOD WALKING CANE.
The grip being a Gothic Heraldic lion carved in ebony, with crest helm mantle collar on a rosewood shaft with brass ferrule, 97cm long.
£200-£300
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A JAPANESE BAMBOO WALKING CANE.
With rhizome knop, the shaft is carved with erotic scenes and has brass ferrule, 91cm long.
£100-£150
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AN OLD STEPPED MALACCA CANE.
Circa 1900.
With a carved horn dog's portrait handle with glass eyes and red painted tongue, white metal collar, 89cm long.
£100-£200
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A JAPANESE BAMBOO WALKING CANE.
With engraved coy carp on the shaft, 90cm long.
£100-£150
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A FOLK ART HARDWOOD CANE.
The handle knop carved with a portrait bust of a man wearing a Kepi, the shaft with brass ferrule, 85cm long.
£100-£200
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A JAPANESE BAMBOO WALKING CANE.
With rhizome knop and the whole shaft engraved and poker-worked with devils masks and has a brass ferrule, 90cm long.
£100-£150
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A FINE ROSEWOOD WALKING CANE.
The crop handle is a carved monitor lizard's head with glass eyes, the articulated spring loaded lower jaw opens to reveal a forked tongue in red mouth lined with teeth over a brass collar, the shaft terminated with a horn ferrule, 96cm long.
£200-£400
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A PARTRIDGE WOOD CANE.
With a carved hardwood handle depicting two trolls scrambling in and out of a tree, they have white sulfide eyes, hats and beards, the shaft has a silver collar inscribed H.M.B. 1934, 94cm long.
£200-£400
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A SILVER AND WHITE METAL SNAKE OPIUM PIPE.
A very rare bamboo cane with polished root ball set with silver bowl, the ferrule is removable to reveal mouthpiece (Chinese export circa 1870), 92cm long.
£600-£800
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A MASSIVE CARVED WILD CHERRY FOLK ART WALKING STICK.
The grip carved with a grotesque portrait of a man with an enormous bulbous nose, 101cm long.
£250-£300
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A NATURAL WOOD STAFF.
The uncarved knop and shaft terminating in an iron spike, 125cm long.
£80-£120
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AN ETHNIC EBONY WALKING CANE.
With spherical knop and shallow carving to the shaft, 98cm long.
£150-£250
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AN INDIAN PAINTED STAFF.
A long and painted Indian staff, decorated in red, black and yellow, possibly used at court as a staff of office, 100cm long.
£100-£200
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A MALACCA AND HORN CANE.
The handle formed as a horse hoof and leg, the shaft with gold collar and horn ferrule, 87cm long.
£100-£200
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TWO CARVED EBONY WALKING STICKS.
One with elephant handle added, 90cm long (2).
£100-£200
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A CROOK HANDLE WALKING STICK.
Clad with the skin of a snake with brass ferrule, 95cm long.
£100-£200
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AN ANTIQUE BLACKTHORN DAGGER STICK.
The grip has a portrait of Dante within a horn cowl on a silver collar, the blade when drawn is a single edge weapon, the shaft terminates in a brass ferrule, 93cm long.
£200-£300
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A RARE ARCTIC WHALES PENIS STAFF.
Heavily varnished, 116cm long.
£100-£200
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A GOOD FOLK ART BLACKTHORN WALKING STICK.
The angled crutch grip well carved with a deer hound on a stag, 85cm long.
£200-£300
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A 19TH CENTURY, HALLMARKED SILVER MOUNTED BAMBOO CROOK HANDLED HORSE DEALER'S SYSTEM STICK.
The box wood and brass measuring device has a spirit level 74cm long with brass ferrule.
£200-£400
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A 19TH CENTURY, HALLMARKED SILVER MOUNTED BAMBOO CROOK HANDLED HORSE DEALER'S SYSTEM STICK.
The boxwood and brass measuring device with spirit level by Swaine (London), 93cm long.
£200-£400
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A HALLMARKED SILVER TOPPED CANE BY BRIGG.
Inscribed 'Lord Colville of Calross, from the Princess of Wales 1889', 91cm long.
£300-£400
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A PORCELAIN DRESS CANE BY K.P.M. BERLIN.
The handle is modelled in a curving baroque shape of a lady's head with bonnet over a black veil, with scattered florets, gilt highlights, on a malacca shaft with gilt metal collar terminating on a horn ferrule. 94cm
£400-£600
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AN AGATE DRESS CANE.
The marbled agate spherical knop is on a white metal collar, a rosewood shaft with horn ferrule, 92cm long.
£200-£300
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A CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN DRESS CANE (possibly Meissen).
The handle is modelled in a curving baroque shape of Minerva, the helmet and body decorated with scattered flowers on a hardwood shaft with simple collar terminating on a brass ferrule, 94cm long.
£400-£600
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A RED JASPER DRESS CANE.
Circa 1920.
The brick red 'Milord' knop has natural dark veins, over a hallmarked silver collar on a good rosewood shaft with horn ferrule, 98cm long.
£300-£500
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AN AUSTRIAN BRONZE DRESS CANE BY JOSEPH FERENC.
Circa 1900.
Inscribed Geschutzt with Joseph Ferenc, crest and crown, on a snake wood shaft and metal ferrule, 96cm long.
£150-£250
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A BRIGG OF LONDON, HALLMARKED SILVER AND ROSEWOOD KNIFE CANE.
The ornate silver crop to handle with maker's mark T.W.D. with square section highly decorated steel blade (Brigg, London), with horn ferrule tip to shaft, 92cm long.
£300-£600
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A 19TH CENTURY AND MACASSA EBONY CANE.
The ornate cut, engraved and ebonised mushroom knop on the shaft that has a silver collar inscribed: From J.M.P. T. to E.R.T. KANDY 1893, with brass ferrule, 90cm long.
£300-£400
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A MEISSEN PORCELAIN VANITY CANE.
Circa 1870.
The handle modelled in the baroque taste with an elegant portrait bust of a young woman, decorated in the typical manner with scattered flora, enriched with gilt embellishments on a partridge wood shaft with chased metal collar terminating on a brass ferrule, 92cm long.
£600-£900
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AN ANTIQUE PARTRIDGE WOOD CROOK HANDLED SWORD STICK.
With a Toledo blade, 91cm long.
£200-£300
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A GUILLOCHE ENAMEL DRESS CANE.
Circa 1900.
With pale blue guilloche enamel and tapering silver knop divided into six panels, decorated with flower swags and tails, the crown set with a cabochon ruby on a snake wood shaft, and bone ferrule.
£500-£800
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A GOOD BAMBOO WALKING CANE.
With shepherd's crook handle, yellow metal collar and terminating with brass ferrule, 85cm long.
£80-£100
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AN ANGLO INDIAN SILVER AND EBONY WALKING CANE.
The mushroom knop with floral designs on the ebony shaft that is intricately carved from top to bottom with brass ferrule.
£250-£350
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY, PORTUGUESE COLONIAL UNMARKED SILVER MOUNTED WALKING CANE.
With associated Cantonese box, the cylindrical knop is panelled with floral 'S' scrolls with integral rectangular collar, on a carved coromondel rectangular section shaft with floral design and carved with presentation, inscription 'Fr. Fidel A Su Mo Tomas Rodriquez' with metal ferrule, fitted in a black and gilt lacquered box, length of cane 88cm.
£500-£800
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