Ladies' gadget cane with a box for make-up or flies in its silver-stitched ivory handle.
ilver strap loop.
Malacca shaft and metal ferrule.
Reference: similar example in Catherine Dike's book[...]
Rare beautiful cane from the 18th century. Gold pommel and eyelet (one eyelet missing). Presence of the 4 hallmarks of the farmers general required between 1672 and 1789: The Master's hallmark (Crown,[...]
Exceptional cane in polychrome porcelain from the Ludwigsburg factory representing a WOMAN IN BUST.
Ring made of 22 carat gold with multiple hallmarks (charge hallmark, jury hallmark, goldsmith's h[...]
The pommel is made of lost-wax cast bronze. It was entirely gilded with mercury, the gilding remains only in the most inaccessible places, elsewhere it has disappeared although it is of excellent qual[...]
Rare cane from the very beginning of the 18th century. The pommel unscrews to place a ball of scent, a literary translation of the word “pommander”. Small holes allow you to smell the perfume. Doctors[...]
Formidable defensive cane in wrought iron from the late 18th or early 19th century. Octagonal curved handle, round stem, dart-shaped ferrule. Length 90 cm, weight 1.567 kg.
- This item is for immed[...]
Exceptional 18th century cane.
Much of the barrel worked in a twisted spiral.
The six-facetted hammer stem and the hammer are finely damasked.
Inscription at the start of the rod to be deciph[...]
Beautiful silvered bronze pommel of cane sword with its steel blade trace of restoration on the base of the blade attachment pommel length 14cm Blade length 22cm total length 36cm
Old monoxyl folk art cane, entirely sculpted: pommel with the head of a canine and decorations on the shaft of various inspirations: a biblical and mythological mix (Eve and the Garden of Eden populat[...]
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 s[...]
Antique cane with Milord-shaped handle made of Meissen porcelain.
Various characters of the current life in the forest: a mother and her daughter on the top of the handle, around a young couple, a [...]
Charming collector's cane from the 18th/early 19th century, monoxyl and decorated with a rare decoration, of an ecclesiastic.
This cane, called "Curé's", is distinguished by its finely carved shaf[...]
Collection cane with SILVER handle in the Milord shape with representation of the sun on its top.
Around in 3 medallions of the deities of Greek mythology.
Shaft in Malacca rush, passage of the [...]
- Cane handle
- Soft porcelain from the Chantilly factory
- Circa 1730-1750
- Good condition, some wear, a slight loss of enamel
- Length: 11.5 cm; height: 6 cm
- Cane knob called "béquille" in[...]
Pommeau de Canne de la Compagnie des Indes, Porcelaine XVIIIe.
Beau manche de canne en porcelaine dure de la Chine pour l'export vers l'Europe, fin XVIIIe , à décor de fleurs cernées de bandes roses[...]
Revolutionary period boxwood cane. Octagonal horn pommel inlaid with a silver plate, adorned with a lictor's bundle surmounted by a Phrygian cap surrounded by a "ribbon" bearing the motto "live free o[...]
Collection cane for LADY with eyeshadow or fly box in its ivory handle with silver piqué.
Silver ring with strap.
Malacca rush shaft.
Metal ferrule.
Dimension: length of 80 cm.
Note: se[...]
Old cane that belonged to a Bordeaux shipowner, in finely carved rosewood, pommel representing a double-sided character: Jean qui Rit - Jean qui Pleure, helmet with animal head, sulphide eyes, from th[...]
Meissen (?): Handle of cane in German porcelain in relief with polychrome decoration of a gallant scene and flowers. Slight wear on the decor and tiny scratch at the base.
Umbrella with magnificent ivory knob carved from the bust of voltaire. This umbrella knob from the end of the 18th century was raised at the end of the 19th century on an umbrella of that era. The can[...]
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