Walking Cane with Hidden Corkscrew – Stag Antler Handle – 1920s–1930s This walking cane features a stag antler T-shaped handle fitted with a concealed steel corkscrew. The handle unscrews smoothly to reveal the corkscrew mechanism, which appears original and functional. Such combination canes were popular gentleman’s accessories during the interwar period, combining practicality with discreet novelty. The shaft is made of dark hardwood, smoothly finished and fitted with brass mounts. The upper section below the handle is encased in a brass collar, while the lower end is finished with a brass ferrule. The proportions, materials, and construction are consistent with walking canes produced in the 1920s–1930s for everyday gentleman’s use. The stag antler handle shows natural texture and colour variation, enhancing the character of the piece. The corkscrew is well formed, with even turns, and folds neatly into the handle when closed. The cane is in good vintage condition. The wooden shaft shows surface wear, small marks, and scratches consistent with age and use. The brass mounts display light patina and minor surface wear. The antler handle is intact with no visible cracks or repairs. Overall, the condition is honest and original, with no signs of modern replacement parts. This walking stick is an attractive example of an interwar novelty cane and will appeal to collectors of antique and vintage walking sticks, gentleman’s accessories, and functional design objects.