A few examples of appraisal values for
CANE WATCH

• WATCH CANE-Ca. 1920 -Plain and
  WATCH CANE-Ca. 1920 -Plain and hinged white metal knob encasing a white metal open face watch with a beautiful enamel dial with gold dot minute scala, black Roman 12 hours day and red Arabic 24 hours ones and delicate, gold Baroque hands. The watch, with a winding bezel and engine turned backside is working perfectly. While the case retained the, meanwhile yellowed and quite obscured, initial celluloid cover, the watch is missing its, easily obtainable, glass cover. Malacca shaft and a metal ferrule. -This cane does not only tell time, it also tell history and warrants the serious collector that it is time to take a good look at collectable canes. -H. 2 ¼” x 1 ¼”, O.L. 33” -$200-$300
• Cane with carved maple dog head
  Cane with carved maple dog head with glass eyes 37"l. and a burlwood walking stick with ivory tipped handle and band 35.5"l.
• CANE. American 2nd half-19th
  CANE. American 2nd half-19th century. Ivory carved handle in the shape of a man wearing a turban 33 1/2''l.
• Cane with silver dog's head,
  Cane with silver dog's head, dog's head handle, ferrule marked .925, wooden shaft, 36-1/2 in. Scratches, dents in wood.
• Swiss Watch System Cane, c.1910
  Swiss Watch System Cane, c.1910 the ebonized, tapered shaft with watch set into the gold-filled grip under a sprung lid with motorcycle relief diameter 35 in — 88.9 cm
• Cane with finely carved ivory
  Cane with finely carved ivory handle depicting a wolf with prey, also has a sterling collar. 37"H. Very good condition.
• A walking cane with dog's head
  A walking cane with dog's head handle a Japanese bamboo cane a collection of other canes and a shooting stick
• IVORY DOG CANE: Carved ivory handle
  IVORY DOG CANE: Carved ivory handle in the form of a Greyhound dog with inset glass eyes, with woven silver wire collar upon a wooden shaft & metal tip. Approx. 36'' h. CONDITION: Scuffing to wood shaft. LOCAL PICK-UP ONLY!!!
• CANE. American 2nd half-19th
  CANE. American 2nd half-19th century. Ivory handle with silver decoration and a ferule marked ''Harry Jablow solid silver''. Minor edge damage. 37''l.
• TWO CANES. American early 20th
  TWO CANES. American early 20th century. Pictured is one with a carved horn handle in the shape of a dog head 35''h. and one with a carved alligator handle. Doweled repair. 33.5''l.
• A Walking Cane with Decorative
  A Walking Cane with Decorative Handle A wood cane with a figural handle with a carved bone beast head and cuff, with a rubber tip. Unmarked. Measures approx. 32-1/2"L.
• CANE. American 4th quarter-19th
  CANE. American 4th quarter-19th century. Wooden GAR cane with antler handle and eleven brass Civil War corps emblems on the black painted shaft. 35 1/4''l.
• 2 GENT'S DOG HANDLED CANESca.
  2 GENT'S DOG HANDLED CANESca. 1879 & 1890; owner tag "J.C. Mollineux, dated 1879" dug sapling and rootball cane with fine two dogs head handle with excellent carved details, glass push pin eyes and engraved owner band, 35 1/2", Condition: metal capped stem, overall good; tapered staff cane with carved rosewood whippet dog grip, fine carved accents, ears and eyes, 33 1/2", Condition: crack on neck mount of rosewood dog
• 10 CANES & WALKING STICKS
  10 CANES & WALKING STICKS Includes one with sterling top, two with bone dog heads, and another with a pewter dog's head.
• CANE COLLECTIONA group of various
  CANE COLLECTIONA group of various canes, nothing real important but good country canes, held by a large oak churn base
• A cane walking stick, the spelter
  A cane walking stick, the spelter finial in the form of a boxer's head, 86cm long
• TWO CANES. American early 20th
  TWO CANES. American early 20th century. Twisted shaft with cast iron dog head handle. Split. 33''h. And a walking stick with a carved wooden Boston Terrier head with movable jaw 33''l.
• CANE 19TH CENTURY LENGTH 35".CANE,
  CANE 19TH CENTURY LENGTH 35".CANE, 19th Century, Carved whale ivory handle in the form of a dog and mouse. Oak shaft. Brass ferrule. Dimensions: Length 35".
• Group of 5 Ivory Handled Canes Dog;
  Group of 5 Ivory Handled Canes Dog; lion some loss; chicks etc.Max. 36''E
• CANESCANES, WORLD'S FAIR CANE,
  CANESCANES, WORLD'S FAIR CANE, 1933, BY HAYWOOD WAKEFIELD O.L. 32", CROOK HANDLE WITH AN EMBOSSED COPPER BAND "KENVURG" O.L. 36"
• TWO CANES. American early 20th
  TWO CANES. American early 20th century. Carved with two snakes and original painted accents 38''l. and faux bamboo with a dog head handle carved from horn. Repair. 36''l.
• GUCCI WATCH CANE AND A COMPASS
  GUCCI WATCH CANE AND A COMPASS CANEThe first with a gilt Gucci Italy tag. The tapered hand grip with gilt metal surround opening to an enamel watch dial. The spherical shaped handhold fitted with a working compass, signed Keuffel & Esser Co., the ebonized shaft also opening to reveal a corked vile. Length 38 in. (Cond: good) Cf. The Keuffel and Esser Co., also known as K & E, was a prominent drafting instrument and supplies company founded in 1867 by German immigrants, William J. D. Keuffel and Herman Esser. Established in New York, it was the first American company to specialize in these products.
• ANTIQUE POCKET WATCH CANE19th
  ANTIQUE POCKET WATCH CANE19th century silver plated pocket watch cane signed Durgin, Geneve (1.75 in dia) with 36 in long wood shaft. Comes with key.
• SILVER DOG WALKING SYSTEM
  SILVER DOG WALKING SYSTEM CANECa.1900- Dog Walkers Cane, silver decorated and monogrammed with "SE" handle, unscrews at gold metal collar to reveal a dog whistle unscrews again below so it can be removed, stepped exotic wood shaft unscrews again towards bottom of shaft to reveal a leash and gold metal collar. H.- 2" x 1 1/4" O.L.- 36 1/4"
• THREE ANIMAL HEADED CANES.
  THREE ANIMAL HEADED CANES. American and Italian 20th century. Wood with brass fittings and composite material heads. Includes a Rabbit Horse and Dog. All approximatly 35''.
• CANECANE, GROUP OF SIX VARIOUS
  CANECANE, GROUP OF SIX VARIOUS CANES WITH AN A.L. OF 35"
• (6) ANTIQUE CANES, INCL. HOLUSKA
  (6) ANTIQUE CANES, INCL. HOLUSKA WATCH CANE 19th/20th c., Holuska watch cane with .375"dia clock marked "PATENT" inset below silver knob with foliate decoration and TP maker's mark, inscribed "Chas. S. Hirsch 165 Broadway New York", turning knob winds the clock; with (5) additional canes of various woods incl. bamboo, (1) with hallmarked silver band and antler handle, (1) with engraved sliver band and inlaid silver decoration, , 36"l (largest), 33"l (smallest)
• 42. GIANT AUTOMATED DOG HEAD CANE
  42. GIANT AUTOMATED DOG HEAD CANE -CA. 1900 -GIANT FRUI...42. Giant Automated Dog Head Cane -Ca. 1900 -Giant fruitwood handle naturalistically carved in the shape of a French bulldog’s head with a finely engraved hairy coat, bone applications on the ears and glass eyes, beautiful and wide silver collar with a lion between two raised ring borders, malacca shaft and a metal ferrule. The lower jaw of the canine is hinged and can be articulated with the lever under the chin. Once depressed, the dog opens his mouth to show a red tongue framed by a row of sharp teeth. If the lever is suddenly dropped, it produces a penetrating, barking-like noise. Be it a glove holder cane or a come-on wink toy of a Don Juan who wanted to catch the attention of a lady and flirt discreetly, this Viennese cane is surely an amusing collectable and in perfectly working condition. The huge size, so far unrecorded, raised also opinions that the cane could have been intended as mascot for the window of a walking sticks store to attract potential clients. -For similar pieces see C. Dike, Cane Curiosa, chapter 18, Gentlemen canes, page 190. She reports on her foreword for the related chapter that: On a stroll in town, etiquette required that a man wears gloves, a hat and a walking stick. It also required that his right hand be bare when he kissed a lady’s hand. And so, the cane’s handle was an ideal place to fit the glove. -H. 8 ½” x 3 ½”, O.L. 40 ½” -$1,200-1,800
• 2 CANES, ONE WITH FAMILY
  2 CANES, ONE WITH FAMILY HISTORYGood Condition: . Shows appropriate wear. Please Email or call for a detailed condition report. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections, repairs, restorations or the effects of aging. Packaging, Insurance, Handling And Shipping Are Done In House And Is 45.00 For This Item In The Continental U.S. Or You Are Welcome To Pick Up In Person Or Make Your Own Shipping Arrangements.
• Cloisonné watch cane, circular
  Cloisonné watch cane, circular cloisonné case opens to key wind watch with hand painted lakeside scene, with key, 36-1/2 in. wood shaft (closed). Clock ticks (works not guaranteed), wear to silver plate, minor abrasions. Private Collection, Charlotte, North Carolina
• WOODEN CANE WITH SILVER PLATED
  WOODEN CANE WITH SILVER PLATED HANDLECane with silver-plated lion grotesque with red glass eyes. Missing one fang. 36" H.
• CANE WITH COMPOSITION DOG'S HEAD
  CANE WITH COMPOSITION DOG'S HEAD HANDLE, GILT METAL FERRULE AND WOOD STICK, 35.5"H. Cane with composition dog's head handle, gilt metal ferrule and wood stick, 35.5"h.
• THREE DOG HEADED CANES.
  THREE DOG HEADED CANES. American 20th century. Three different dogs wood with metal fittings and composite heads. 35''-37''.
• A late 19th/early 20th Century
  A late 19th/early 20th Century 'Black Forest' carved and stained wood cane terminal modelled as a French Mastiff's head with opening mouth and glass eyes 7ins overall (slightly worn to face)
• Two canes, saw and light meter: one
  Two canes, saw and light meter: one cane with silver plated pocket watch style device to determine exposure and development of times (see attached information) marked "Watkins Bee Meter" (Alfred Watkins, British, 1855-1935), 35-1/2 in., some surface corrosion ; one cane with wooden shaft, slot with saw blade, brass plate marked "Ho…zaff(?) Mfg. Co. London", lever releases saw blade to connect to fitting on tip of handle, brass mounts throughout, 37-1/2 in. Both in good condition. Private Collection, Charlotte, North Carolina
• FRUITWOOD AUTOMATED DOG HEAD
  FRUITWOOD AUTOMATED DOG HEAD CANE-Ca. 1900 -Large fruit wood knob well carved in very fine detail to depict a Schnauzer’s head with the distinctive eyebrows and walrus mustache left long around the muzzle flanked by two intelligent and alert glass glass yes. -Rosewood shaft of a rich brown-red natural color with a plain silver collar and a horn ferrule. -When the lever under the chin is depressed, the dog opens his mouth to show a red tongue with a framing row of white teeth and, in the same time, turns his upright ears. -Notable is the superb condition of the cane and its smoothly working mechanics. It proudly survived the depredations time, children and clumsy housemaids and is upgraded by long years of careful use. We have good reasons to believe, that almost all the automated canes, offered for sale in Europe in the 19th century, were exclusively manufactured in Vienna, and the international cane dealers of the period had rights for some models. -This particular articulating head, so-far unrecorded and retailed at that period on the local Austro-Hungarian market, is extremely appealing on one side for its larger size and on the other for its striking function. Be it a glove holder cane or a come-on wink toy of a Don Juan who wanted to catch the attention of a woman and flirt discreetly, this Viennese cane fascinates children and adults alike and is a rarely encountered and great collectable. -H. 2 ½” x 2 ¼”, O.L. 36” -$900-$1,200 -For similar pieces see C. Dike, Cane Curiosa, chapter 18, Gentlemen canes, page 190. She reports on her foreword for the related chapter that: On a stroll in town, etiquette required that a man wears gloves, a hat and a walking stick. It also required that his right hand be bare when he kissed a lady’s hand. Therefore, the cane’s handle was deal place to fit the glove.