Antique Cane Auction

A Continental ivory-handled cane, the straight up handle carved to resemble the visage of man with upturned mustache and goatee and a flat visor cap t

An American Odd-Fellows' "Lodge Art" staff of diamond willow wood, circa early twentieth century,...

Painting of a Man with Cane. Oil on canvas, mid-nineteenth century, possibly Italian, of a man of high station dressed for a formal sitting, including

Silver-handled Continental dress cane, Ca. 1910-40, with a pistol grip handle fashioned into a rather detailed rendition of an Eagle. ebony hardwood s

Simple but cleverly conceived two-piece newspaper rack systems stick, the two halves of the shaft pivoting on a center axis point to enable the user t

An American diamond willow cane, ca. 1910-1930, with open areas including a carved snake and three carved birds, all original to the wood itself. A go

An L-handled antler-headed walking stick with a silver collar inscribed: "CANNING PLACE GROVE LANE DENMARK HILL" , the other side bearing ...

A classic writer's, or lawyer¹s, writing stick, consisting of and containing three parts: a pen,...

An American country walking stick with L-shaped bone handle with finger grooves on the underside. Tall silver collar inscribed with initials TE, full

A classic American folk art cane with an important feature. The straight up handle is carved as the "Spirit of the Wilderness", but, addit...

A slender ivory-handled walking stick. Thin straight up handle with matching ivory eyelets on an ebony hardwood shaft with copper ferrule. Handle is 1

A one-piece all wood curved-handled walking stick with its angled handle-cap and twig spurs along the entire shaft covered with bone. Traces of origin

A heavy wood Indonesian (Bali?) cane, having a modified crutch handle, the entire piece carved and polychromed green, black, red and gold over its sur

An art nouveau sterling silver-handled cane with a modified L-handle having elaborate medium-relief modeling and related designs. A few wear dents and

A very interesting American folk art cane carved to resemble a totem pole, with faces conveying numerous expressions segmenting this piece. There are

A primitive American cane, likely from Pennsylvania, showing a blue-suited man in a chair wearing a bow-tie and hat, his hands on his knees, dog at hi

An English decorative cane, ca. early twentieth century, the handle of boxwood enhanced by a cluster of artificial cherries. Beneath a thin gold colla

A gentleman's handsome walking stick with modified clutch handle of horn. The several spurs are s...

A fine silver and snakeskin cane, ca. 1920-1930. The silver handle is hallmarked (poss. French). All parts original. Condition excellent. Handle is 2

A gentlemen's walking stick with turned ivory knob handle and decorated bamboo shaft. Horn ferrul...

A lot of 5 antique cane handles! Two inscribed silver cap handles, one of which is stamped Gorham, the other inscribed 1885 from England and hallmarke

A lot of 5 canes. All wood. Two with knob handles (one of which is in brass), and two with crook handles. The best of which has a Viennese handle from

Book Lot. Walking Stick Papers by Robert Cortes Holliday, George H. Doran Company, N.Y. 1918, 309 pages, hard cover. A must for the serious cane colle