VICTORIAN GOLD FILLED PRESENTATION CANE HANDLE

Antique presentation cane handle with presentation to Hon. George Legare Christmas 1908. Indentation to top. Measures 4.25" wide.Congressman George Legare arrived at Fort Bayard in late November 1908

Ebony shaft with repousse handle inscribed "to John M.Poor WN Grange" 36"

Victorian gold filled fancy cane handle, monogrammed, measures approx. 3" long, Nice estate condition.

English Victorian gold-tone metal presentation cane knob handle, profusely engraved with floral and foliate motifs, inscription reads: "presented by the employees of E.S. Ward & Co. to their foreman T

Victorian Gold-filled and MOP, Chased & Engraved T-handle Cane Handle. Cazadora Art Gallery offers complementary free in-house shipping on JEWELRY items ONLY and to the lower 48 states (excludes Hawai

VICTORIAN 14K YELLOW GOLD MILORD CANE WALKING STICK Victorian 14K yellow gold handled Milord presentation cane. Decorated knob-handle with chased design on ebonized wood cane. Gold tested. Engraved on

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

Victorian Gold-Filled Cane [and] a Swiss Cane. Including: Swiss walking stick [20th century]. Wooden walking stick with crook handle (37” long with tip). With hand-carved and painted floral deco

1936 Presentation cane with gold filled handle. Reads: Presented to H. Lederman on his Golden Jubilee of Golden Career by R.L. Cherurg. 6-20-36. 36" long.

Cane with mother of pearl and floral embossed handle with monogram and a cane a floral embossed handle inscribed from the "Vigilant Hose Co" 1894

Jeweler made circa 1870, 14K gold "L" form handle with chased floral scroll work and inscriptions reading "D.C. Kafflin" on front and "Dec.25/A Token of esteem/1879" on one side and "A.P. Garrison/E.A

One with crooked handle with chased end engraved B.F.H. mounted on stepped cane shaft with 1 1/2" nickle & steel ferrule, total length 35 1/2"; 2nd with unmarked gold filled knob with chased & engrave

Knob handle engraved with leaf and scroll motif. Top cartouche inscribed "JGL Presented by the N.S.A.A. 1888." Ebony shaft. Length 35 1/2 inches. Marked PP at base of handle.

Presentation walking cane, gold filled handle, "C.F. Wales, From Monticello Library Friends, May 26, 1964. All items sold as is, all sales final, contact us if you need more information, by participat

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

20TH C. PRESENTATION CANE WITH GOLD FILLED KNOB HANDLE 20th century presentation cane with monogrammed, gold filled handle cap. 35"

elaborate floral handle, "Elton", 34 1/2".

Antique Victorian Gold Filled Wood Cane/Walking Stick, having an ebony shaft with repousse handle, inscribed with a monogram. Size: 34" long. Condition: Good, minor denting.

Victorian 14K gold Milord knob-handle cane / walking stick with chased and engraved details, the cartouche with presentation inscription "Presented by Hon. Chas. L Scott. U.P. Minister, Caracas Venz.

Victorian Cane Handle "D.M. Friend", Gold Filled + Mother of Pearl approx. 4" x 5.5" From the collection of Carole Tanenbaum

DESCRIPTION: A Victorian walking cane with yellow gold fitted handle. Features a brown wood shaft with ornate gold filled handle. With an engraved "H" hallmark. CIRCA: 20th Century. ORIGIN: USA. DIMEN

Both with unmarked with gold filled tau form handles with chased floral scroll work designes, larger is engraved Dr. S.D. Hartman Tipp City, Ohio From G. & G., mounted on tapered rosewood shaft with 1

19th Century presentation gold filled handle walking stick cane that reads "Father from his Children Oct. 26 1831 1881". Measures 35.25" long.

An antique 19th Century Victorian ebonized wood cane walking stick with 14K gold filled handle. Brass tipped attached to end of tapered black cane. Top adorned with L shaped handle. One side of handle