Walking stick - .800 silver - 1890-1920





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Antique gentleman’s walking cane dating to 1890–1920, with a silver-plated .800 handle and a dark palisander wood shaft, 87 cm long, handle 3.5 × 2.7 cm, weight 305 g, origin Europe (likely Germany or Central Europe), in good condition with minor signs of age.
Description from the seller
Elegant antique walking cane in Milord style with a silver handle and a dark, varnished rosewood shaft, typical of high-end accessories of the era.
The handle, either flattened or rounded in plate fineness .800.
This antique walking cane dates to the late 19th or early 20th century (Victorian or Edwardian era). It is a piece from between 1890 and 1920.
The silver handle of the cane features contrast marks or hallmarks indicating European origin, with a high likelihood of originating from Germany or Central European regions. Right next to it appears a second hallmark bearing the initials or the manufacturer's code, guaranteeing the piece’s artisanal provenance.
This type of canes were not used for medical reasons, but as an indispensable fashion accessory for gentlemen of high society of the era. They were custom-made and reflected the status and refinement of their owner.
Dimensions Total: 87 cm (with handle)
Handle dimensions: 3.5 x 2.7 cm
Cane Weight: 305 g
MATERIAL: Wood and 800 Silver
CONDITION: Good condition – barely used.
ESTIMATED PERIOD: 1890-1920
Elegant antique walking cane in Milord style with a silver handle and a dark, varnished rosewood shaft, typical of high-end accessories of the era.
The handle, either flattened or rounded in plate fineness .800.
This antique walking cane dates to the late 19th or early 20th century (Victorian or Edwardian era). It is a piece from between 1890 and 1920.
The silver handle of the cane features contrast marks or hallmarks indicating European origin, with a high likelihood of originating from Germany or Central European regions. Right next to it appears a second hallmark bearing the initials or the manufacturer's code, guaranteeing the piece’s artisanal provenance.
This type of canes were not used for medical reasons, but as an indispensable fashion accessory for gentlemen of high society of the era. They were custom-made and reflected the status and refinement of their owner.
Dimensions Total: 87 cm (with handle)
Handle dimensions: 3.5 x 2.7 cm
Cane Weight: 305 g
MATERIAL: Wood and 800 Silver
CONDITION: Good condition – barely used.
ESTIMATED PERIOD: 1890-1920

