A 19TH CENTURY MALACCA CANE SWORD STICK with engraved

A 19TH CENTURY SILVER METAL TOPPED MALACCA SWORD STICK with hammered and engraved pommel on malacca cane enclosing a square section steel blade 95cm overall

Walking stick, malacca cane, engraved silver pommel. English, second half of 19th Century. H: cm 89 (35 inch)

A 19TH CENTURY MALACCA CANE WALKING STICK WITH CARVED RHINO HORN HANDLE depicting a Dog with glass eyes, mounted on a silver rococo style collar 79.5cm overall

Indian Sword Cane Walking Stick, 19th Century. Measures approx. 36 1/2", the sword measures approx. 29". It appears there was an attachment on top, but has since broken off. || Please carefully read o

*RE-LISTED DUE TO BUYER NOT PAYING* *** DUE TO THIS LOT BEING CLASSED AS A WEAPON IT MUST BE PAID VIA BANK WIRE TRANSFER OR CERTIFIED CHECK*** Indian Sword Cane Walking Stick, 19th Century. Measures a

Two Antique Continental Walking Sticks, Sword Cane - Two walking sticks, c. 19th century. Both with carved knobs at top. A) Bamboo Sword Cane, three sided blade 12" l, overall 31" L. B) Walking Stick

(5) Antique Sword Canes Walking Sticks Daggers, 19th Century - One sword and four daggers, knobby wood handle sword cane with sterling mount and engraving, one dagger retracts out the bottom (some dam

with folding cross guard carved antler handle, 3 3/4" long 28 3/4" long engraved blade, 36" long overall mid-19th century

ANTIQUE SWORD CANE / WALKING STICK, possibly birch, no markings located. 19th century. 35 1/2" LOA, 17 1/4" L (blade). Provenance: Descended in the family of Governor of Virginia Benjamin H

A German sword cane 19th century With German made blued and parcel-gilt steel blade; sold together with three unrelated hand-carved walking sticks of Central or South American origin. (4). L: 36 1/8 i

Paktong Pommel Handled Sword Walking Stick, late 19th Century, cap engraved R.R. Johnson/Canterbury, screws off to reveal removable sword with metal wire wrapped Paktong handle, black leather shaft, p

This sword/dagger cane/walking stick is from the late 19th Century. The dagger is clearly marked Coulaux & Cie and on the opposite side "Klingenthal" -- generally difficult to find in the USA. The can

bamboo with 25 1/2 engraved blade, 33 1/2" sword cane is 34" long overall late 18th/early 19th century

A 19TH CENTURY CARVED WALKING STICK with carved dog handle mounted on a harewood cane 88cm overall TOGETHER WITH AN IVORINE CARVED BIRD HANDLE depicting two parakeets, mounted on a Malacca cane 88cm o

THREE 19TH CENTURY WALKING STICKS comprising a Malacca caned stick with horseshoe pommel by BEYNAUD 66cm overall A pressed metal horse head stick with Malacca cane 82cm overall and a cast metal dog's

TWO EARLY 20TH CENTURY SWORD STICKS one having a brass bird handle with tapering steel blade and painted Malacca cane 83cm overall The other oriental example being carved bamboo depicting dragons with

TWO 19TH CENTURY FRENCH WALKING STICKS one with a carved boxwood gnome pommel having glass eyes and Malacca cane 89cm overall The other with a carved boxwood birds head pommel, glass eyes and Mahogany

19th Century, Continental, walking stick with curved handle marked 84 AC, ebonized shaft with steel blade inside, brass ferrule, length 35.5, width 5, depth .75 inches. Oxidation to blade scratches to

with antler handle, 5" long and monogrammed collar 21 3/8" long engraved blade, 34 7/8" long overall late 19th century

Two Antique English Walking Sticks with Carved Dog Heads - C. 19th Century. A) Cane with Carved Whippet Dog Head Handle, collar with engraved "Amos Hull", Dark hardwood shaft, 35 3/4" L. B) Carved Dog

THREE CANES/WALKING STICKSLate 19th/Early 20th Century1-2) Two with engraved gold-filled handles and black painted hardwood shafts. One with an 1881 presentation inscription. Original metal ferrules.

A Group of Five Wood, Sterling Silver and Silver Plated Walking Sticks, 19th/20th Century, One engraved with a monogram and one a possible presentation cane. Longest dimensions: l: 36 1/4 in.

A Silvered-Metal Mounted Malacca Bootmaker's  'System'  Walking Stick First Half 19th Century the metal cap lifting to reveal a brass foot-measuring tool inside cane's interior. Height 36 in

Bamboo cane handle with engraved metal. End of 19th Century/beginning of 20th Century. English. L: cm 2,5 H: cm 24 (L: inch 0,9, H: inch 9,4)