C.G. Hallberg Walking stick - .830 silver - Stockholm 1923
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Walking cane from Sweden by silversmith C.G. Hallberg, Stockholm hallmark 1923, with a substantial .830 silver crook handle on a dark hardwood shaft in the Art Deco style, dating from circa 1920–1930 and in excellent condition.
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An elegant Swedish walking cane by the renowned silversmith C.G. Hallberg, hallmarked for Stockholm, 1923.
The cane features a beautifully proportioned sterling silver crook handle of clean, understated form, reflecting the restrained elegance of early twentieth-century Scandinavian design and the emerging Art Deco aesthetic. The polished silver handle is mounted on a dark hardwood shaft and finished with a black ferrule, creating a refined and well-balanced appearance.
The substantial sterling silver handle has a pleasing weight, giving the cane excellent balance and a reassuring feel in the hand while highlighting the quality of its craftsmanship.
Founded in Stockholm in 1860, C.G. Hallberg became one of Sweden's leading silversmiths, celebrated for producing high-quality silverware and luxury objects distinguished by exceptional craftsmanship. This walking cane is a fine example of the firm's elegant and functional design philosophy.
With its minimalist styling, pleasing proportions and well-balanced construction, the cane represents an attractive combination of Swedish craftsmanship and early twentieth-century design.
Excellent antique condition. The silver handle retains a bright finish with light surface wear consistent with age and careful use. The hardwood shaft is straight and sound with minor signs of age. The original black ferrule shows expected wear consistent with age and use.
An elegant Swedish walking cane by the renowned silversmith C.G. Hallberg, hallmarked for Stockholm, 1923.
The cane features a beautifully proportioned sterling silver crook handle of clean, understated form, reflecting the restrained elegance of early twentieth-century Scandinavian design and the emerging Art Deco aesthetic. The polished silver handle is mounted on a dark hardwood shaft and finished with a black ferrule, creating a refined and well-balanced appearance.
The substantial sterling silver handle has a pleasing weight, giving the cane excellent balance and a reassuring feel in the hand while highlighting the quality of its craftsmanship.
Founded in Stockholm in 1860, C.G. Hallberg became one of Sweden's leading silversmiths, celebrated for producing high-quality silverware and luxury objects distinguished by exceptional craftsmanship. This walking cane is a fine example of the firm's elegant and functional design philosophy.
With its minimalist styling, pleasing proportions and well-balanced construction, the cane represents an attractive combination of Swedish craftsmanship and early twentieth-century design.
Excellent antique condition. The silver handle retains a bright finish with light surface wear consistent with age and careful use. The hardwood shaft is straight and sound with minor signs of age. The original black ferrule shows expected wear consistent with age and use.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
0 g
Silver type
.830 silver
Title additional information
Stockholm 1923
Country of origin
Sweden
Material
Silver, Wood
Designer/artist/maker
C.G. Hallberg
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
92 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
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