A Cornucopia of Canes III

The exact purpose of this Oriental bone-handled cane is unclear. The handle has two parts with threads so that thetop can be screwed to the bottom. Th

The sterling crook handle on this cane has a rounded pentagonal cross-section, with the end left plain for inscription.The monogram on the end is &q...

This cane has an elephant ivory knob that is 2.25" high and 1.75" in diameter. The black palm shaft is carved in azigzag pattern over the ...

The turned walrus ivory handle on this cane is just over 1.75" high and 1.25" in diameter. The narrow, 3/16", silvercollar is engrave...

This bark-covered stick features a finely carved face at its top. The cane is topped by a coin silver "cap" giving thefigure an overall...

A center fire cartridge-type 38-caliber gun cane. To operate this gun, the nicely carved stag handle is turnedslightly, unlocking the frame, then pu

An interesting 44-caliber gun cane of indeterminate manufacture, although most likely Continental. This taperedsteel cane has a slightly domed ivory

This beautiful stick has very tiny inlays in chains, vertical patterns and a saw tooth pattern at the handle potion.Most of the fitted pieces are only

A beautifully made .38 caliber center fire gun cane with wonderful malacca shaft covering barrel and frame. Handleis golden horn, possibly rhino. T

An interesting early 20th century cane with a figural hound head, with elongated features in an art deco style withglass eyes and .25" patinate...