Walking stick - .925 silver - London 1916





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Antique Edwardian silver-mounted gentleman’s dress cane from the United Kingdom, London 1916, with a curved silver handle featuring a naturalistic berries motif on a black in ebony shaft, length 91 cm and hallmarked 1916 in London, silver finial 0.925, in good condition with surface wear.
Description from the seller
English silver-mounted gentleman’s dress cane, London 1916
An English gentleman’s dress cane, the curved silver handle terminating in a naturalistically modelled cluster of berries, mounted on a slender black ebonised shaft. The silver is fully hallmarked for London 1916.
The black shaft is characteristic of the elegant evening or dress canes carried by gentlemen during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Length: 91 cm.
The silver shows surface wear, light dents and scratches consistent with age and use. The shaft has corresponding age-related wear. The ferrule is no longer present.
Seller's Story
English silver-mounted gentleman’s dress cane, London 1916
An English gentleman’s dress cane, the curved silver handle terminating in a naturalistically modelled cluster of berries, mounted on a slender black ebonised shaft. The silver is fully hallmarked for London 1916.
The black shaft is characteristic of the elegant evening or dress canes carried by gentlemen during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Length: 91 cm.
The silver shows surface wear, light dents and scratches consistent with age and use. The shaft has corresponding age-related wear. The ferrule is no longer present.

