Pair of Antique Wooden Walking Canes – Knob Handles – late 19th / early 20th Century This lot consists of a pair of antique wooden walking canes featuring traditional knob handles. Both canes are of similar form but slightly different proportions, suggesting practical gentleman’s walking sticks rather than decorative display pieces. The handles are integrally turned from the same piece of wood as the shafts, forming solid knob or pommel tops without applied or separate fittings. This construction is typical of late 19th and early 20th century walking canes intended for everyday use. The shafts are made of dark, dense hardwood, smoothly finished and showing attractive natural grain beneath the aged surface. Both canes display consistent wear and patina acquired through long use. The wood surfaces show small marks, scratches, and areas of softened finish, all in keeping with their age and use. There are no visible cracks, repairs, or modern replacements. The overall appearance is honest and original. The proportions, materials, and turning style are consistent with walking canes produced in Europe or Britain during the late 19th to early 20th century. As a matched pair, they present well together and form a cohesive and attractive group. These canes will appeal to collectors of antique walking sticks, gentleman’s accessories, and utilitarian objects with authentic patina and period character.