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Object description :

"18th Century Cane With Gold Handle Representing The Three Greek Deities"
Antique cane with 22-carat hallmarked GOLD handle in Milord shape. Above the
handle a wolf with its mouth open and around, in medallions, the three Greek deities:
  • Aphrodite (goddess of love and sexuality),
  • Athena or Athenaeum (Minerva among the Romans, goddess of wisdom, military strategy, craftsmen, artists and schoolteachers),
  • Demeter (goddess of agriculture and harvest, growth and food).
  • Shaft in Malacca wood and passage of strap in decorated gold.
    Dimension: length of 100.5 cm including handle 8.76 cm.
    England circa 1750-1760.
    Price: 3 800 €
    Period: 18th century
    Style: English Style
    Condition: Good condition

    Material: Gold
    Length: 100,5 cm

    Reference: 1113396
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