Walking Canes & Sticks

Rare snakewood cane with handle of a duck carved in tiger's eye with a gold collar and duck bill, retailed by Brigg, hallmark for London 1901.

All ebony cane with the handle depicting a Barbary Corsair with an earring, c. 1880.

Bamboo cane with silver gilt "pipe holder" handle, London hallmark 1892.

Partridge wood cane with with silver "golf club" handle with compartment for storing matches, Birmingham silver hallmark; c. 1900

Ebony cane with ivory ferrule and handle depicting a rhinoceros, anglo-indian, c. 1880.

Weighty cane with lignum vitae and horn handle, silver collar, wonderful colour and condition; hallmark for Chester 1896.

Slim and elegant Art Nouveau cane with ebony shaft and white metal handle of a lady with entwined floral decoration.

Shaped crook handle formed as a serpent's head with bone insert eyes.

Malacca cane with cheeky monkey handle, press the button and he rolls his eyes and sticks his tongue out! c. 1890.

Remarkable folk art cane with a Stanhope of Saltash Bridge concealed in the "telescope" grasped in the fist; c. 1900.

European folk art cane with handle of a wild boar's head and an uncompromising shaft; c. 1860.

Cane with vine shaft and large plated handle depicting a Belgian foot soldier throttling Kaiser Bill; Belgian, c. 1915.

Antler handle cane with silver collar and shaft of a most bizarrely-formed fruit wood; hallmark Birmingham 1896.

Malacca shaft cane with carved handle of a wolf; c. 1920.

Rosewood cane with silver collar and duck head handle; hallmark for London 1990.

Cane made entirely from tiger's eye semi-precious stone, Indian; c. 1920.

Cane with carved ebony handle depicting young african; teeth made of ivory and with original sulphite eyes; silver collar with Birmingham hallmark ...

Good old Narwhal Cane with very fine smooth patina. Narwhals were first discovered by a scientist named Tulpius while examining a strange specimen...

Scrimshaw cane with snakewood shaft and marine ivory handle with baleen dot decoration of a saloon girl's leg; c. 1850.

Umbrella with original black silk cover, mother of pearl handle with gilt cap and collar; c. 1900.

17th Centure cane with orginal silver collar and tassel, and finely executed silver pique work; top with initials I.S. and dated 1701; english.

Cane from BRIGG with well-figured malacca shaft; silver gilt handle with spring mechanism to release a secret pencil; London hallmark for 1890.

Palm wood cane with silver plate handle of Andromeda chained to the rocks, some plate worn; c. 1890.

Georgian cane made from shark vertebrae with gold collar and handle, handle engraved with ducal crest; c. 1800.

Dagger stick with horn handle with carved ivory lion, white metal collar with lion mask which you depress to release blade; c. 1860.

17th century malacca shaft cane with silver collar and large ivory handle with pique work decoration; English, c. 1690.

Japanese bamboo cane with root ball handle and shaft carved with two skeletons; c. 1900.

Dress cane with handle of lapis lazuli with gilt ribbon decoration and mother of pearl set to top; c. 1880.

Cane with walnut shaft and gold collar with ivory handle of snarling bulldog, hallmark London 1946.

Glove holder cane with bulldog handle with snapping jaw; c. 1910.

Malacca sword cane with large marine ivory handle and silver collar; London 1909.

Ref:23401 A beautiful walking stick made from Malacka cane with Ivory handle and brass ferrule tip. The handle has been carved with a Fox and Phea...

A segmented horn walking stick, mid 19th century.

Malacca cane with top opening handle for containing matches; English, c. 1870.

Macassar ebony cane with silver collar stamped Brigg; ivordy handle 5 inches high of a monkey dressed as a blacksmith standing at an anvil; English...

Brigg cane with bamboo shaft, handle opens to reveal match holder and striker; shaft is hollow to hold cigarettes; c. 1890.

An Unusual China Trade Carved Rosewood Octagonal Walking Cane Decorated with Chinese motifs inlaid in mother of pearl, probably made for a European...

Swaine Adeney Brigg horse measure cane with whangee bamboo shaft, silver handle, London 1989.

A good example of sailor's folk art, this unusual walking stick (reduced in length) is made of animal vertebrae (marine?) on an iron shaft, with th...

Georgian cane with malacca shaft and ivory handle with silver decoration, orginal ferrule; length of cane 43 inches; c. 1790

An Aesthetic Movement polished cast iron stick stand. The back plate is decorated with pierced stylised floral ornament with a foliate carrying han...

Created From Naturally Formed Solid Fruitwood With Silver Mounts

A Victorian bronze patinated cast-iron stickstand by E & T SMITH OF SHEFFIELD depicting a greyhound with heraldic shield, a lift out tray beneath. ...

The Narwhal is an arctic species similar to the Beluga whale. The most conspicuous characteristic of this whale is its single extraordinarily long ...

A Victorian cast iron stick stand, attributed to Coalbrookdale, third quarter 19th century. Of nautical form, with coral, scallop shells, dolphins ...