A few examples of appraisal values for
CANES GOLD

• Group of 5 Silver & Gold-Tone
  Group of 5 Silver & Gold-Tone Handled Canes One Gorham Sterling; some monogrammed inscribed.Max. 35 1/2''E
• FOUR GOLD FILLED HANDLED CANES Late
  FOUR GOLD FILLED HANDLED CANES Late 19th / early 20th century, including a bamboo crook handled cane with an engraved gold ferrule MG WEH Jenkins, two chased gold filled handled sticks and one brass and gold filled handled stick with abalone shell banding.
• Group of Five Canes and an Umbrella
  Group of Five Canes and an Umbrella Together with an 24 kt. Gold Parasol Handle Estimate:$300-$500
• GOLD HEADED CANECa. 1890-Sizeable
  GOLD HEADED CANECa. 1890-Sizeable and stretching gold rolled knob adorned with rich scrolls chased in high relief and personalized with an engraved initial on the plain top, ebony shaft and a metal ferrule. This cane is a great example of the prevalent taste of its day and witnesses a great manufacturing sophistication. It distinguishes with an attarctive matt surface and discreet shine to the knob and survived in nearly untouched condition. H. 2 ½” x 1 ½”, O.L. 35 ¾”
• (2) CANES & A PARASOL -
  (2) CANES & A PARASOL - Including: Cast Gold Filled Knopped Cane with monogram 'HAH' ebony shaft 36 1/2'' long 1 1/2'' diam knop; PLUS Carved Ivory Crook Handled Cane with tapered boxwood shaft 35 1/2'' long missing tip of handle; PLUS 'PK' made Parasol
• A Group of Four Canes American,
  A Group of Four Canes American, 19th Century includes two gold adorned carved horn canes, one gold handled cane and a folk art carved cane with floral decorations. largest length 36 1/4 inches
• TWO CANES WITH GOLD-FILLED
  TWO CANES WITH GOLD-FILLED PRESENTATION CAPSTwo canes with gold-filled presentation caps, 19th c., 36 1/2 " l. and 33 " l. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• 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.
• A Collection of Gold Mounted
  A Collection of Gold Mounted Canes American, 19th Century group of four including a gold and mother of pearl handled cane marked K & H and three additional gold mounted canes. longest length 36 1/2 inches
• 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.
• THREE CANES. American late 19th
  THREE CANES. American late 19th century. Ebonized canes having embossed gold filled mounts. One is inscribed ''Hon. Frank J. McCollock Dec 25/92 from C.T.H''. 33'' 35.5 and 37'' l.
• Lot of 3 Canes. 1 as is-chip off
  Lot of 3 Canes. 1 as is-chip off eagle's beak.
• GOLD AMERICAN PRESENTATION
  GOLD AMERICAN PRESENTATION CANEDated 1858-Early rolled gold knob fashioned in the classic New World “Head” shape and engraved on the round top in delicate flowing handscript “Presented / to / D. E. Gomes Esq. / by the / Employees in his Shoe / manufactory / Bidd cl Oct. , 16, 1858”. The body is molded with two rich different floral and foliage panels alternating with two others in the same taste but with two escutcheons engraved “Free / Labor” and “A Token / of / Esteem”. It ends with an integral twin ring collar and comes on a well-dressed malacca shaft and a horn ferrule. Apart of its ornate handle, other factors setting it apart are its attractive intense yellow color and presentation text extending on the body of the knob. In any case, it distils the Pre-Civil war taste essence and that touch of Anglo-Saxon aristocratic pomp that separates most New-World styles from others. H. 1 ½” x 1 ¼”, O.L. 36” Malacca is one species of rattan (Calamus Ascipionum) found on the coast of Sumatra. Rattan palms have long, slender stems, and were perfect for fashioning walking sticks. The stem is not round, but has a ridge or spine, often called a “teardrop,” running along its length. The more pronounced the spine, the more desirable the stick. It is agreeably light-weight and flexible, yet strong and exceptionally durable. Early in this century, malacca was referred to as the “King of Canes”.
• CANE WITH 14K GOLD HANDLE 36 ½"
  CANE WITH 14K GOLD HANDLE 36 ½" Cane with 14k gold hand, stamped.
• 5PC ASSORTED GOLD HANDLE CANES
  5PC ASSORTED GOLD HANDLE CANES United States,20th CenturyIncludes four knob handle canes of varying shapes and finishes, and a hook handle cane with gold botanical design.
• Three antique canes, including: a
  Three antique canes, including: a wood cane with 14k gold (stamped) and horn top 35.5”H, a matching antique cane with sterling silver (stamped) top 35”L, antique wood cane with a carved bone greyhound head top and brass hoof form decoration 33”L. Condition: dents to gold and sterling, greyhound head slightly loose at top and cane curved CT Transfer Fee $10
• SILVER AND GOLD FILLED CANE,
  SILVER AND GOLD FILLED CANE, CIRCA 1900Silver and Gold Filled Cane, circa 1900 , "L" shaped grip with gold scrolls engraved "Dec. 25. 08" on top of silver tree bark ground, the cap engraved "R.E.F." on wood shaft with metal ferrule Length 34 in. Condition: Items may have wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Please contact the gallery for further details prior to bidding. Any condition statement given as a courtesy should not be treated as fact.
• GOLD MOUNTED CHARLESTON WALKING
  GOLD MOUNTED CHARLESTON WALKING STICK AND CANEAmerican, late 19th century, cane with gold crutch handle, repousse foliate and leaf decoration, engraved "Pres To/J.A. Raywand/By the Official Board/High St. M.E. Church" and "Jan 1892", maker's mark "T.D.&V", lacquered shaft, brass ferrule and silvered metal heel, 35-3/4 in.; walking stick with gold knob handle, acanthus repousse decoration, engraved "Presented to/Haram C. Rose/by Home Friendly Gents of/Charleston S.C./December 25/97", lacquered shaft, brass ferrule and silvered metal heel, 34-1/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Greenville, South Carolina Condition: cane with dent to handle, moderate scratching and discoloration to shaft, tape residue to ferrule and heel; walking stick with nicks to knob handle, scratching and dents to shaft, protruding nail tip to ferrule
• THREE CONTINENTAL SYSTEM CANESThree
  THREE CONTINENTAL SYSTEM CANESThree Continental System Canes , incl. one with miniature "Golden Cup" harmonica, and two with pointing sticks, tallest h. 36 in
• TWO ANTIQUE GOLD-FILLED HANDLED
  TWO ANTIQUE GOLD-FILLED HANDLED CANES Late 19th century, both marked to handles, the first in a black lacquer finished wood shaft with metal tip, the round gold filled knob with geometric floral designs around an engraved cartouche "G H Miller / Woonsocket, RI / '91"; the second with mahogany shaft, the angled gold filled handle with scrolling motifs around a diamond form cartouche monogrammed "CT."
• TWO ANTIQUE GOLD-FILLED HANDLED
  TWO ANTIQUE GOLD-FILLED HANDLED CANES Late 19th century, both marked to handles, the first in a black lacquer finished wood shaft with metal tip, the round gold filled knob with geometric floral designs around an engraved cartouche "G H Miller / Woonsocket, RI / '91"; the second with mahogany shaft, the angled gold filled handle with scrolling motifs around a diamond form cartouche monogrammed "CT."
• THREE ANTIQUE CANESThree antique
  THREE ANTIQUE CANESThree antique canes with gold-filled and silver presentation caps. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Silver cap with dents.
• GOLD AMERICAN PRESENTATION
  GOLD AMERICAN PRESENTATION CANECa. 1900-Large and elongated gold rolled knob fashioned in a stylized teardrop shape and chased in high relief with rich scrollwork and flowers. It is and personalized with three engraved initials on the round top and comes on an ebony shaft and a metal ferrule. This cane witnesses a great manufacturing sophistication, embodies the New World taste of the industrial revolution and is a superb example of a never again reached American skill and craftsmanship. It survived in superb condition and with its initial sparkle. H. 2 ¾” x 1 ½”, O.L. 36 ½” For similar objects see Francis H. Monek’s book, Canes Through The Ages, p. 80, 129 and 134, and the original illustration of the Marshall Field & Company’s catalog of 1893-94 reproduced on pages 64 and 65 and here. The description found in the Boston Post provides a good idea on how these canes were made: The gold in the heads of the cane is of 14-karat fineness. It is rolled into sheets, cut to the desired size and soldered in a conical tube, then placed in a sectional steel chuck or form, which admits of its being drawn into the exact shape of the finished head. The tops are first cut into discs, and then soldered to the cane after it has been shaped. They are then filled with a hard composition and chased, or ornamented, by hand, after which this composition filling is removed and they are sent to the polishing room for final finishing.
• UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI NATIONAL CHAMPS
  UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI NATIONAL CHAMPS GOLD RINGUniversity of Miami Hurricanes National Championship 10K ring, 'Perfect Storm', Season 2001, 12-0. Awarded January 3, 2002 after winning the Rose Bowl. Accented with cubic zirconias and green enamel, marked 10K on inside, 'Voltz' on the side. 27.5 DWT. Size 10.5.
• French hallmarked gold-capped ivory
  French hallmarked gold-capped ivory cane and a mother-of-pearl inlaid brass weapon/cane Estimate $ 600-800 No condition report supplied.
• Victorian gold-filled cane handle
  Victorian gold-filled cane handle 19th century ornate handle with intricate design. H4'' W3 1/2'' Provenance: South Carolina private collection.
• 3 ANTIQUE CANES INCLUDING GOLDLot 3
  3 ANTIQUE CANES INCLUDING GOLDLot 3 antique canes from 34-35.5 inches: Gold tipped engraved W.B. Bridgham from EFB New York; Antler style silver handle signed Lyon Sterling with bamboo shaft (cracks); and real antler handled cane with wood shaft.
• TORTOISESHELL AND GOLD DAGGER
  TORTOISESHELL AND GOLD DAGGER CANECa. 1880-Solid tortoiseshell handle fashioned in a well-proportioned L-shape and embellished with equally spread yellow gold stars as well as an escutcheon engraved with the “NS” initials of the first cane’s owner, matching gold collar, ebony shaft and a brass ferrule. Notable is the translucency of the tortoiseshell and its warm colors, testifying for high-grade material. The cane breaks under the collar in two parts through a simple but efficient friction lock device to release a 9 ½” tall steel blade, forged and beautifully tooled in six equally long registers adorned with etched stars, x’s and dots to end with a plain and tapering, dart-like tip. Striking visual presence and understated elegance with a discerning style that make it unique, this cane pays tribute to the recognized French skills and presents a far-reaching redefinition of the dagger cane. H. 6” x 2 ½”, O.L. 37 ½”
• GOLD AMERICAN PRESENTATION
  GOLD AMERICAN PRESENTATION CANEDated 1895-Gold rolled knob fashioned in a well-proportioned customary basic shape with an integral ring collar richly hand chased and engraved with repeating panels of floral and scrollwork and engraved at the widening, round top “1845, Oliver Willison, May 28 1895”. This cane witnesses a great manufacturing sophistication and is from the highest grade of its kind. It survived in mint condition and with its entire sparkle. The knob shows great similarities to the hereby illustrated page from the original Marshall Field & Co. catalog from the 1890 with the “Gold Headed Canes”. Gold headed canes were traditionally reserved for physicians. The Alumni-Faculty Association Bulletin from the School of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco, California, Volume 1, Nr. 3, Page 5, from September, 1953, mentions “The Gold Headed Cane, an award adapted from English early medical history, is the school’s most highly prize award. It is given annually to the student who, in in the judgment of classmates and faculty members, has best exemplified the qualities of the true physician during his clinical training.” The description found in the Boston Post provides a good idea on how these canes were made: The gold in the heads of the cane is of 14-karat fineness. It is rolled into sheets, cut to the desired size and soldered in a conical tube, then placed in a sectional steel chuck or form, which admits of its being drawn into the exact shape of the finished head. The tops are first cut into discs, and then soldered to the cane after it has been shaped. They are then filled with a hard composition and chased, or ornamented, by hand, after which this composition filling is removed and they are sent to the polishing room for final finishing. H. 1 ½” x 1 ¼”, O.L. 35”
• Chased gold cane handle late 19th
  Chased gold cane handle late 19th century 14K yellow gold floral-chased handle and tip marked. H5 3/4'' W4'' Provenance: Estate of Marge and Andrew J. Alexander Anderson South Carolina. by descent from Mary Jane & John H. Saylors Anderson South Carolina
• A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE & ANTIQUE
  A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE & ANTIQUE CANES Six canes, including one with silver mounts marked "Solid Silver" and one with carved alligator and star motif, presented in a circa 1900 bamboo stand.
• TWO HARDWOOD CANES, ONE GOLD-FILLED
  TWO HARDWOOD CANES, ONE GOLD-FILLED AND ONE STERLING SILVER BANDED L: X 35 IN. (X 88.90 CM.)Two Hardwood Canes, One Gold-Filled and One Sterling Silver Banded, Dimensions: L: x 35 in. ( x 88.90 cm.)
• Six Canes, Including Two
  Six Canes, Including Two Presentation Examples Late 19th/Early 20th Century two with brass handles, one gold-plated, one horn handle, one folk carved walking stick with inscription By the Panhandle. RR. 24 Holls Ride For 125 / Shelbyvill. Oct. 15. 1888 / J.E. Symmes. and a wooden example with copper collar engraved Made from a crosstie laid in 1843 in the / 1st Rail Road in Indiana, the third in the US / Presented to J.W. Sherwood. Length of longest 35 3/4 inches.
• 2 ANTIQUE GOLD FILLED CANES2
  2 ANTIQUE GOLD FILLED CANES2 antique canes: Fancy gold filled handle with hallmarks and date 1892, 35.5 in long; and a gold filled plain knob 35.5 inches
• TWO CANES, TO INCLUDE ONE HAVING
  TWO CANES, TO INCLUDE ONE HAVING GOLD PLATED TOP, MARKE...Two Canes, to include one having gold plated top, marked 1827 S. Mundheim 1877, length 36 1/2 inches; along with one having a sterling B. Mundheim 32nd Birthday from Lafayette Post, length 33 1/2 inches. Condition: All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past.
• . Collection of nine canes. carved,
  . Collection of nine canes. carved, painted, ebonized, and lacquered wood, brass, rose gold plate, sterling silver, aluminum, leather, nylon. 37 l × 2½ dia in. result: $750. estimate: $300–500. Impressed manufacturer's mark to two examples ‘C&S Sterling Silver’ and ‘G.V.H. F8’ with Swedish hallmarks. Engraved inscriptions to four examples. Sold with an umbrella and a Parker Holborn billy club inscribed ‘Honi soit qui mal y pense police’.