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475. A George V briar walking cane by Brigg, with a shepherd’s crook handle with silver mounts and inset with a pencil, stamped ‘BRIGG LONDON’, the silver hallmarked London 1917 and 1922, 91.7cm long, £100-150 476. A Folk art faux bamboo walking cane, the handle carved with the bust of a man wearing a hat, late 19th / early 20th century, 91.7cm long. £100-150 477. A late Victorian Folk art fruitwood walking cane, the handle as the form of a boot with tack decoration and decorated with the Royal Coat of Arms and inscribed ‘JUBILEE 1887’, the stem carved with animals including: elephants, camels, bears, snakes storks, lions, stag heads, together with figures and male masks, 96.5cm long. £300-400 478. A mid 19th century Folk art holly and penwork walking cane, decorated with figures, birds and animals, with love hearts, farmyard scenes and a fox hunt, 85cm long. £300-500
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479. A late 19th century malacca swagger stick, with silver coloured metal mounts with buckles, 66.5cm long. 480. A late 19th century walking cane, with a Burmese silver handle modelled with figures above a malacca shaft, 89.1cm long.
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481. A horn handled walking cane by Asprey, with a 9ct gold ferrule with initials 'R. N.' stamped 'ASPREY and with a malacca shaft, 90.8cm long. £200-300 482. A fruitwood walking cane, the handle carved with a clenched fist with a patinated metal cuff ferrule, 81.7cm long.
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