Walking stick - .800 silver





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Elegant walking cane with a curved silver handle of 0.800 fineness, dating to 1880–1920, with a dark wood shaft, 93 cm tall and a 12 × 12 cm handle, weighing 340 g, in very good condition with minor signs of wear.
Description from the seller
Elegant walking cane with a classic curved silver handle with decorative engraved details at the top..
This antique walking cane dates chronologically from the late 19th to the early 20th century (approximately 1880 to 1920).
The semicircular or "C"-shaped grip (known in English as a crook handle) is a highly classic design from the Victorian and Edwardian era.
It features a silver grip of 0.800 fineness that shows a subtle geometric perimeter engraving near the upper edge.
The shaft is made of darkened or ebonized noble wood, a finish very popular during this period to denote distinction in urban strolls.
Dimensions
Total: 93 cm (including grip)
Grip dimensions: 12 x 12 cm
Weight of the Cane: 340 g
MATERIAL: Wood and Silver
CONDITION: Very good condition – hardly used.
ESTIMATED PERIOD: 1880-1920
Elegant walking cane with a classic curved silver handle with decorative engraved details at the top..
This antique walking cane dates chronologically from the late 19th to the early 20th century (approximately 1880 to 1920).
The semicircular or "C"-shaped grip (known in English as a crook handle) is a highly classic design from the Victorian and Edwardian era.
It features a silver grip of 0.800 fineness that shows a subtle geometric perimeter engraving near the upper edge.
The shaft is made of darkened or ebonized noble wood, a finish very popular during this period to denote distinction in urban strolls.
Dimensions
Total: 93 cm (including grip)
Grip dimensions: 12 x 12 cm
Weight of the Cane: 340 g
MATERIAL: Wood and Silver
CONDITION: Very good condition – hardly used.
ESTIMATED PERIOD: 1880-1920

