A charming and authentic Edwardian boy’s or youth’s walking stick, dated 1907. The Silver Collar: Hallmarked for Birmingham, 1907 (Date letter ‘h’). It features the maker's mark 'G.C.S' (attributed to George Charles Smith).
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I want to assure you that we can adjust the length to your specific preferences. Whether you need it shorter or longer, we can accommodate your needs. Steady and Safe: Our walking stick has a special rubber tip to stop it from slipping.
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I want to assure you that we can adjust the length to your specific preferences. Whether you need it shorter or longer, we can accommodate your needs. It’s designed to provide both stability and aesthetic appeal.
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A substantial wrought iron curiosity, similar in style to a rushnip, but much later in date, possibly late 19th - early 20th century. The treen base is carved with a cross and a latin phrase “In te, Domine, speravi” which translates as “In you, Lord, I have hoped (or trusted).” It comes from the Vulgate Bible, specifically Psalm 31 (Psalm 30 in some numbering traditions). It is a heavy piece and measures a whopping 49cm tall. A curious piece with a story, I’m sure. Condition is good, commensurate with age and use. Structurally sound and functions well. Measures 49cm (H) x 14cm (W) x 9cm (D) Weighs 1700 grams
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It has lovely paper labelling on the side of the tray and remains in excellent overall condition. It has been treated and also given a light wax to protect the wood.
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Walking stick cane handle made from solid resin. Our quality is incomparable.
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A charming and unusual antique pounce pot (also known as a sander), beautifully carved in the form of a small leather-bound book. The book-shaped form allowed it to sit discreetly on a desk or be tucked into a writing case.
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