A group of three ladies' canes Various dates late 19th/early 20th century Comprising an Austro-Hungarian silver and guilloché enamel-mounted rose quartz, faux tortoiseshell, and mahogany ladies' walking stick, the ground under the enamel marked with the Dianakopf first standard mark for .95 silver and maker's mark KR, between 1872-1922; an enamel and bamboo ladies' sewing walking stick, the handle en plein and blue parcel-gilt guilloché enamel, the handle opening to reveal steel and wood rod fitted with compartment for turned wood bobbin with threads, a measure, and slots for sewing components including an etui, scissor in two parts, sewing pick, scoop, and button hook; and a French gold filled and faux grained malacca ladies' music box walking stick, the gilt metal filigree handle with push-button hasp to reveal music box, music box winding key, and folding paper fan with imari-style decoration and gilt metal loop, the underside of handle lid bearing later inscription "Santa Monica/18 avril 1966." (3).L: 36 1/2 in. (longest) PROVENANCE: The collection of award-winning independent film director Larry Clark, New York.