Walking stick - .925 silver





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Elegant gentleman’s walking cane with a silver-plated, pill-shaped handle bearing an EZ engraving, dating from 1890–1910, made of beech wood with a Beech body and a sterling silver handle (.925), 84 cm in total length, 3.4 × 4 cm handle, weighing 272 g, of United Kingdom origin and in very good condition.
Description from the seller
Elegant classic Milord-style walking cane. This cane is a vintage collector’s model dating from the late 19th or early 20th century (Victorian or Edwardian era). With a silver handle, of a flat or inverted 'pill' type, it is characteristic of formal and etiquette canes of bourgeois society of that period.
The cane shaft is bright brown, made of noble wood such as beech. This type of accessory was a symbol of distinction and social status during the turn of the century.
It features a sterling silver handle that bears a subtle engraving with the initials EZ on the upper edge.
Dimensions Total: 84 cm (with handle)
Handle dimensions: 3.4 x 4 cm
Cane weight: 272 g
MATERIAL: Wood and Silver
CONDITION: Very good condition – barely used.
ESTIMATED PERIOD: 1890-1910
Elegant classic Milord-style walking cane. This cane is a vintage collector’s model dating from the late 19th or early 20th century (Victorian or Edwardian era). With a silver handle, of a flat or inverted 'pill' type, it is characteristic of formal and etiquette canes of bourgeois society of that period.
The cane shaft is bright brown, made of noble wood such as beech. This type of accessory was a symbol of distinction and social status during the turn of the century.
It features a sterling silver handle that bears a subtle engraving with the initials EZ on the upper edge.
Dimensions Total: 84 cm (with handle)
Handle dimensions: 3.4 x 4 cm
Cane weight: 272 g
MATERIAL: Wood and Silver
CONDITION: Very good condition – barely used.
ESTIMATED PERIOD: 1890-1910

