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570. An Edwardian walking cane, the Japanese Shibayama-style ivory handle carved with a hand and onlaid with three insects, with an embossed silver ferrule, the ebonised shaft with a brass terminal, 84.5cm long. £200-300 571. A French walking cane, the ivory / bone handle carved with a naked female figure with flowing hair, kneeling on rocks, above a band of leaves, signed ‘Dombraux Paris 1871’, above a white metal ferrule, a Malacca shaft and a brass terminal, 93.3cm long. £150-250
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572. An Edwardian erotic walking cane, the ivory handle carved with a semi-naked lady, above a silver ferrule hallmarked for London, above an ebonised shaft and brass terminal, 97.2cm long. £200-300 573. A novelty walking cane, with an ivory box handle carved with a flowerhead, hinged to reveal a four-division purse, with a white metal ferrule and an ebonised stem, late 19th / early 20th century, 95cm long. £100-150 574. An 18th century walking cane, the ivory handle with piqué decoration, with a Malacca shaft and a brass terminal, 86.4cm long. £200-300 575. An Edwardian ivory handled walking cane, the handle carved in the form of a greyhound’s head, with glass eyes, with a silver ferrule, hallmarked Birmingham 1902, with a palmwood shaft, 89cm long. £150-250 576.
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An early 18th century ivory handled walking cane, with a Malacca shaft, 77.6cm long. £100-150
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