A charming early 20th-century gentleman’s walking cane with a classic crook handle and a sterling silver collar hallmarked in London in 1934. The shaft is made from fine malacca, prized for its warm honey-brown tone, natural surface markings, and durability. Its segmented growth pattern and glossy patina give the cane an attractive organic character. The sterling silver collar bears the London assay marks and the maker’s stamp JB, with subtle signs of age and use that sit well with the overall period look. The crook handle shows typical malacca grain and light age-related lines, adding to its authenticity. The cane terminates in its original brass-and-wood ferrule. A lovely example of interwar British craftsmanship — simple, understated and full of natural elegance. Good antique condition with age-appropriate surface wear. Minor dents and marks to the silver; natural lines and patina to the malacca. Structurally sound.