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A Russian Champleve enamel Cane, Moscow ca. 1890
An impressive lying Tiger Walkingstick, Germany ca 1890
A Gold & Silver Art Nouveau Jewell Cane, France ca. 1900
A Collie Herder Dog Cane by BRIGG, England ca. 1900
An amusing French-poodle by Antoine, a mascot Cane, France ca. 1900
A beautiful Japanese Cloisonné mounted into a cane. Japan, ca. 1890
SOLD
Maiden and Flowers, Art Nouveau Walking stick. Germany, ca. 1900
Cockatoo ladie‘s Cane by S.Fox, England ca. 1900
A rarely encountered coloured Millefiori Murano Glass Walking Cane, Italy ca. 1900
A Russian Champleve enamel Cane, Moscow ca. 1890
Symbolical Heraldry Lyon, Neo-renaissance Cane. England, ca 1880
BRIGG Bobtail dog Walking Cane. London, ca. 1900
SOLD
An adorable Donkey Bronze Cane, France circa 1900
A trilogy of avatars of psychological archetypes Walking stick, France ca. 1900
Lying Horse Cane. England, ca. 1900
Classic hard-stone Art Nouveau Walking stick. France, ca. 1900
Countryside Wolf, lovely mascot Cane, England ca 1900
Top Austrian-Horse Silver Cane. Vienna 1864
Musical interest Walking stick ca. 1900
Napoleon III Flowers-composition Walking stick. France, ca 1880
Bakelite Bengal Tiger Walking stick. France, ca 1900
Neoclassic acanthus leaves Walking stick. France, ca. 1900
Troubadour cat, character of The Reynard the fox fables. Germany, ca. 1880
Exotic fruit Silver Art Nouveau Walking stick. Austria ca. 1900
An American Indian by Lucien Gaillard, Silver Walking stick, France ca. 1900
BRIGG Bulldog mascot Walking cane, England ca. 1900
Neoclassic Laurel leaves, gilded Walking stick. France, ca. 1880
SOLD
Silver Horse cane. Vienna ca. 1910
Pet-dog Dandy Cane, ca. 1900
Silver Mistletoe Dress Cane, France ca. 1900
Two Bears Cane, Russia ca. 1900
A historical piece on Silver & Gold Cane Belonging to the Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista, America ca. 1945
Vibrant African-beadwork Art Deco Cane, Maasai tribe? ca 1930
Carved wood Jack Russell Terrier Walking Cane. England? circa 1910
Agate Dog Walking Cane. France, circa 1880
