London Fine Antiques has dated this Victorian Silver Ebonised Cane to the Victorian era.
A superb accessory of refinement and taste, exuding period charm and distinction.
Dashing late Victorian gentleman’s cane, perfect for display or refined personal use
Ebonised mahogany barrel displaying a deep black hue with subtle grain beneath the polish
Silver handle adorned with an elegant foliate motif, lightly time worn from careful handling
Hallmarked in London, with the date letter ‘O’ for 1889 confirming the late Victorian origin
Maker’s initials appear to read BN or RN, possibly for Benjamin Norton or Robert Nash respectively
Brass ferrule to the tip provides a durable and decorative finish
A tactile and stylish example of 19th century craftsmanship, ideal for collectors or display in a period setting
A fine antique gentleman’s walking cane, radiating the grace and confidence of the Victorian Dandy — a distinguished piece for the discerning collector or sartorial enthusiast. Delivered ready to enjoy.
Dimensions:
Max Width: 3.5cm (1.5'')
Max Depth: 3.5cm (1.5'')
Max Length: 92cm (36.25'')
London Fine Antiques has dated this Victorian Silver Ebonised Cane to the Victorian era.
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Antique Dandy’s Walking Cane, English, Stick, Ebonised, Victorian, 1889 Hallmark
