Edwardian walking cane with silver collar – London ca.1910 – stag antler handle – engraved – bamboo shaft, together with a companion cane with horn handle, metal collar and hardwood shaft A small collection of two antique walking canes, comprising an Edwardian example with stag antler handle and a companion cane with curved horn handle and polished hardwood shaft. The Edwardian walking cane features a natural stag antler handle paired with an elegantly shaped engraved solid silver collar, hallmarked in London, circa 1910, and bearing the lion passant, confirming sterling silver standard. The organically formed antler handle displays attractive natural texture and patina, while the bamboo shaft offers the lightness and resilience for which such material was valued in quality canes of the period. The accompanying cane features a smoothly curved horn handle with metal collar and a warm-toned polished hardwood shaft, presenting a simple and elegant traditional form. The natural variation in the handle material gives the piece additional character, complementing the more refined Edwardian example. Such canes were valued not only for practicality but also as expressions of personal taste, often chosen for their distinctive materials and individual character. The canes measure 91cm and 84cm. In good antique condition, with age-related wear consistent with use. The silver mount shows surface marks and minor imperfections. The antler handle displays natural wear and patina. The bamboo shaft shows expected wear, surface marks, and darker age staining. The companion cane likewise shows surface wear, scattered marks, and age-related imperfections. Both canes retain their original ferrules. Overall structurally sound and well preserved.