Rare Victorian Malacca and hallmarked silver walking stick or cane.The pommel to the top is silver and stamped with the London assay office mark and date letter for 1895. The makers stamp is for William Hutton & Sons Ltd of Farringdon Road London. It''s also stamped with the registration number 138685 for 1887 when the design was registered.Unusual design with repousse work writhen twist which is hard to produce.The shaft is Malacca which is a fibrous wood and is strong enough to support a good weight. The silver is in good condition with no splits or holes but some minor surface marks. The ferrule is original and made of polished red deer antler.It measures 89.3 cm 35 1/8 inches in length, the pommel is 4.1 cm 1 5/8 inches wide and 3.2 cm 1 1/4 long.It''s in good condition for it''s age but with some signs of age and use as you''d expect.No damage or repairs to any part of the cane.Perfect for an every day cane.Please contact us with any questions you may have.UK sign for postage and packing £10 International £22We are happy to answer any questions you may have about our items either through email or over the phone. We ship worldwide with Royal Mail sign for services adding tracking to those countries where the service is available. For more expensive items we use international carriers for a more speedy delivery. Please add the relevant shipping price quoted, either UK or overseas, to the Stripe check out for this listing, no other charges will be made.Many of our smaller items are in a gift box, please ask for details when you contact us.Returns accepted if you feel an item does not reflect our description although we take great care with our pictures and descriptions to ensure that you see a true reflection of the item before purchase.Height is 89.3cm (35.2inches)
Width is 4.1cm (1.6inches)
Depth is 4.1cm (1.6inches)