Walking stick - .800 silver





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Unique antique walking cane with a silver 0.800 handle signed by Ottaviani, featuring a circular relief with flowers, leaves and berries, in a Neoclassical Art Deco style from approximately 1960–1970, with a turned wood shaft, total length 96 cm, handle 8.5 × 6 cm, weight 112 g, in good used condition with minor chips.
Description from the seller
Unique old walking cane with a silver 0.800 grip signed by the Italian brand Ottaviani, featuring a circular relief with decorations of flowers, leaves and berries in relief. Overall in good condition, although it has a chip on one side as seen in the photos.
The shaft is carved noble wood, turned and fitted to the grip.
The Ottaviani studio was founded in Recanati, Italy, in 1945 and became famous for its artisanal silver creations and luxury design objects. In a Neoclassical style with strong influences from Art Deco and Italian modernist design, it dates from the 1960s or 1970s.
Dimensions Total: 96 cm (with grip)
Grip dimensions: 8.5 x 6 cm
Walking cane weight: 112 g
MATERIAL: Wood and Silver .800
CONDITION: Good condition – small chip
ESTIMATED PERIOD: 1960-1970
Unique old walking cane with a silver 0.800 grip signed by the Italian brand Ottaviani, featuring a circular relief with decorations of flowers, leaves and berries in relief. Overall in good condition, although it has a chip on one side as seen in the photos.
The shaft is carved noble wood, turned and fitted to the grip.
The Ottaviani studio was founded in Recanati, Italy, in 1945 and became famous for its artisanal silver creations and luxury design objects. In a Neoclassical style with strong influences from Art Deco and Italian modernist design, it dates from the 1960s or 1970s.
Dimensions Total: 96 cm (with grip)
Grip dimensions: 8.5 x 6 cm
Walking cane weight: 112 g
MATERIAL: Wood and Silver .800
CONDITION: Good condition – small chip
ESTIMATED PERIOD: 1960-1970

