Traditional bovine horn pommel which radiates down to a thin brass collar with Basque Inscriptions and symbols. SOLD

A comical elephant is carved into a hardwood imago handle, with beautifully carved trunk. fitted with early sulphur oxide eyes, solid silver embellishments of ears and eyebrows and bone tusks.  The head is separated from the shaft by a solid silver collar with London hallmarks and joins a malacca shaft which is devoid of a ferrule.  SOLD

An onyx crook handle encircled by a silver metal serpent with green glass eyes. The malacca shaft has a silver metal collar and extends to a polished horn ferrule. SOLD

An unusual hand carved Stork handle with engraved motifs. SOLD

A comical folk art gentleman in the grotesque style made from one piece of briar wood. With a hat and three button suit this chap really is the sartorialist even if he does look a bit of a grump. With early inset sulphur eyes and detailed carvings to the face and hair. The briar wood extends down the shaft with thick protruding knotty bumps.  The tip is completed with an iron tipped brass ferrule. SOLD

An unusual Pizzle (Bulls Penis) cane with interwoven strands folded together to form a Crown Knot as the imago handle. A solid silver collar with Birmingham Hallmarks wraps around the shaft which has naturally curved through the years but remains beautifully preserved. The shaft extends to the tip which is devoid of a ferrule. SOLD

A very fine 20th century cane with a hardwood  imago handle depicting a duck's head with intricately cast detail and green faceted glass eyes atop a stepped partridge wood shaft. Hidden gadget mechanism which when pulled opens the ducks bill exposing the ducks tongue to hold a pair of gloves. SOLD

A beautiful example of a bamboo Walking Cane. A rich rootball crook handle extending down to a bamboo shaft With Acanthus and Rocaille Decoration SOLD

A walking stick made from a Hawthorn shaft with a rich and deep patina accompanied by numerous knotted Hawthorn rootballs SOLD