Collection of Ten English and Continental Canes, 19th/20th century, including a narwhal tusk example, a rosewood cane with a Bacchus masque handle, a segmented cane, a Victorian cane with a silver handle mount dated London, 1888, a small cane with a gold cap, hallmarked London, 1912-13, a cane with a hand grip, and four others, l. 28" to 33".

In overall good condition. The cane with Bacchus handle has a professional repair to the tip of handle. The cane with the hand grip appears to be lacking part of an object that it once held. There is some wear and scattered losses to pigment on ebonized cane. The Narwhal cane has age cracks throughout it. The "blonde" cane with the loop handle and the striped one are slightly bent. The cane with the horn-form handle is also slightly bent, the handle is loose, and it is lacking its foot cap. All canes exhibit some minor age and shrinkage cracks, and some scattered nicks and scratches (notably to their feet). Condition is as to be expected with age and use.