Gold Sunday Stick-Circa 1925-The cane has an unread

CELLULOID AND OSTRICH FEATHER HAND FAN, plume fan with celluloid sticks and gold-washed rivet through pointed head, hand-cut and curled bright red-orange dyed ostrich plumes. Circa 1925. Approximately

Antique, circa 1860, walking stick with reconditioned gold/gold filled top knob and brass ferrule; Oak shaft; Knob is marked "HULL" at bottom edge; Measures approximately H 37 inches; No damage observ

London, circa 1883, with horn end-cap and 12k gold cap, maker's mark partially worn away, with cloth case, weight of entire stick: 5 ozt h. 36 in.

circa 1876; gold plate, wood and metal; inscribed to knob "Presented to S.R. Walker PCP by Ill. Enc. No. 31007 June 9th 1876" 31 1/2 inches long

This cane was named because it was illegal to play golf in Scotland on Sundays, so with this cane, you were able to practice golf without it being illegal. It is hallmarked. Handle is bronze and was c

estimated diamond weight: 0.35ct; size 8 1/2

This is a nice piece approximately 35 inches long. The shaft appears to be ebony with a nickel or white metal tip. The cap is gold in color, likely rolled gold. Engraved

This cane or walking stick is designed to be a disguised golf club, with the head affixed maple to a beech shaft. It is easily reversed to go from a walking cane to a functional golf club. Golf was ag

VINTAGE GOLD PORCELAIN WALKING STICK CANE UMBRELLA HOLDER STAND - VASE - SIGNED “A PICTURE IS WORTH 1,000 WORDS" EXAMINE PICTURES CAREFULLY AS THEY ARE WORTH MORE THAN ANY DESCRIPTION NOTE - COLORS

DECO PLATINUM EUROPEAN CUT DIAMOND SAPPHIRE STICK PIN An Outstanding Antique Art Deco Platinum Old European Cut Diamond Sapphire Stick Pin, circa 1925, shines front and center with a bright and spark

This is a nice piece approximately 35 inches long. The shaft appears to be ebony. The handle is gold with a gold quartz inlays.

Victorian Gold Filled Walking Stick Cane. Featuring a detailed leaf design and engraved "Isaac Tomlinson 50th Anniversary 1886" 36"

19C CHASED ENGRAVED GOLD Fill WALKING STICK CANE HANDLE 19th Century Victorian Hand Chased Engraved Gold Filled Walking Stick Cane Knob Handle with superb high relief floral detail engraving and chasi

Round Gold Top and Wood Walking Stick , Cane

19th c., (3) ladies' and (3) gentlemen's, all with embossed gold knobs, wood sticks, two ebonized.

Stunning set of 2 art deco emerald and diamond dress clips, handcrafted in platinum with 18k white gold hinged clasps, circa 1925. The pair are perfectly matched, and can be combined together on a cus

Engraved Christmas 1865 14k Solid Gold Top Walking Stick Cane. Very nice Civil War Era Walking Stick/Cane with Engraved 14k Solid Gold Top. The gold top is engraved as follows: “A L Babcock to H

Moorcroft Eventide Landscape pattern vase. This high-shouldered tapering cylindrical body has everted rim, painted in green and mottled cobalt on a red and gold flambe ground. Circa:1925. Underside: p

Two pairs of Art Deco period gold (tested and guaranteed to be at least 14 K gold) pendant earrings circa 1925. Both with diamond and sapphire accents, one pair with round cut sapphires. Gross weigh f

Two pairs of Art Deco period gold (tested and guaranteed to be at least 14 K gold) pendant earrings circa 1925. Both with diamond and sapphire accents. Gross weigh for both: 6.5g or 4.17 dwt. 1 3/4"H

19thC. Connecticut Charter Oak Walking Stick/Cane, Gold top engraved "Charter Oak Fell 1687 August 21,1856" , band engraved J.B.Minor,New Britian" (EHOR8100) (MM) Dimensions: 34" x 1 1/2"

Steuben (American), circa 1925. Gold Aurene and Calcite pan form bowl having wide rim and onion skin texture, model 3579. Apparently unmarked. Approx. diam. 14.5" (full)

DESCRIPTION: Two Nippon moriage vessels. Both marked on underside "Nippon". Includes: 1) Biscuit jar with florals and gold beading. Circa 1919-1925. 5-1/2" tall x 5-1/2" at widest point. Minor wear to

Victorian Gold-Filled Walking Stick Cane with ornate floral and engraved handle dated December 7th '87; used condition, wear/worn, measures 33 1/4" high