A few examples of appraisal values for
EAGLE ON HANDLE

• SILVER EAGLE HEAD CANECa.
  SILVER EAGLE HEAD CANECa. 1920-L-shaped silver handle well modeled and delicately hand chased to depict an eagle head, ebonized hardwood shaft and a metal ferrule. The predatory bird is well rendered and with its entire majesty including a strong beak, sharp eyes and a superb feather coat. Furthermore notable, is the smooth and rounded ergonomic shape of the handle, which makes it comfortable for the cane wearer’s hand. Quality is the trademark of this cane, which survived intact. H. 3” x 2 ¾”, O.L. 36 ¼”
• EARLY CAST BRONZE GRIP IN THE
  EARLY CAST BRONZE GRIP IN THE FORM OF AN EAGLE'S HEAD Heavily cast with remnants of a hollow wooden shaft within. Perhaps the handle of a sword cane. H. 4 1/4 ''. From the Marvin Sadik Collection.
• Bone handle eagle-mounted sword,
  Bone handle eagle-mounted sword, 31-1/2 in. blade with gilt and blued decoration, guard with eagle over shell, bone handle, eagle pommel, American, probably a foot officer's sword, circa 1820; with original leather scabbard. Bone grip with normal separations; 3 in. loss to tip of scabbard, other repairs to scabbard (scabbard fragile; handle with care).
• STERLING SILVER HANDLE AND EBONIZED
  STERLING SILVER HANDLE AND EBONIZED WOOD ‘EAGLE’ CANE, L: 36 1/4 IN. (92.08 CM.)Sterling Silver Handle and Ebonized Wood ‘Eagle' Cane,, Dimensions: L: 36 1/4 in. (92.08 cm.)
• ITALIAN .925 SILVER EAGLE HEAD
  ITALIAN .925 SILVER EAGLE HEAD HANDLE CANE Second half of 20th century, angled handle in shape of an eagle head, underside with oval .925 and 'Riempito' marks, atop a back lacquered wood shaft with brass distal tip.
• Folk art eagle-carved cane,
  Folk art eagle-carved cane, original painted and varnished surface, handle carved with eagle's head with open mouth and red-painted tongue, stick carved with eagle's head, star and leaf decoration, brass ferrule, American, late 19th century, 33 in. Break and loss to tip of eagle's beak, dents and repairs to brass ferrule, otherwise good condition with normal wear and some varnish alligatoring. Private Collection, Griffin, Georgia
• A Carved Walrus Ivory Cane Handle
  A Carved Walrus Ivory Cane Handle in the form of an eagle's head. Length 3 1/4 inches.
• A hand carved wood eagle on
  A hand carved wood eagle on perch, hand hewn single piece carved American eagle on perch, the head in feather texture, a polished smooth body with dimensional wings in minimal textured highlight, contrasting rough perch, signed M David February 1995 at underside, 15 1/2"H
• SILVER FIGURAL CANECa. 1890-Large
  SILVER FIGURAL CANECa. 1890-Large silver handle fashioned in the shape of a stylized and crested eagle head emerging of an eagle claw with four talons and with, what seems to be, a curving giant eagle claw in its beak. Rarely encountered and decorative flamed citronier wood shaft and a white metal ferrule. The head is hand chased and engraved with fine and naturalistic detail and embellished with a pair of inset glass eyes. The outlines of two tiny obscured hallmarks hint for an Austrian origin. This cane is a piece of art on its own right and from the era before mass production lowered quality. It is loaded with decorative appeal, literally soaked with the saga of the eagle and appears to have been little and carefully used. H. 4 ½” x 4”, O.L. 36 ¼” The eagle is the chief over all the winged creatures. Eagle conveys the powers and messages of the spirit; it is man's connection to the divine because it flies higher than any other bird. The eagle brings the message of renewed life because it is associated with the east winds - the direction of spring, dawn and rebirth.
• Bone handled walking stick with
  Bone handled walking stick with carved American eagle with shield and gold banding. 35"l.
• EAGLE PATTERN HANDLED WOODEN BUTTER
  EAGLE PATTERN HANDLED WOODEN BUTTER PRINTca. mid 19th century; single piece round butter print with turned knob grip handle, deep carved "Federal Eagle" pattern with fine feathering carved accent and single eight-point star, chip carved pie crimp banding around rim, 4 1/4"d, 3"h; Condition: two noted cracks extend from rim, as found, good surface patina
• GENTLEMAN'S BAMBOO WALKING CANE
  GENTLEMAN'S BAMBOO WALKING CANE chip-carved having an antler handle carved with bald eagle head and mounted with copper wrap. Length 36'' rubber tipped. The cane is in good overall condition with light wear throughout but the eagle has a chipped beak.
• A Silver and Enamel Parasol
  A Silver and Enamel Parasol Handle Late 20th Century Sterling silver eagle head parasol handle decorated with blue guilloche enameling and overlay silver decorations. Stamped with spurious silver marks on the side and underneath. Measures apprx. 5-1/2"L x 2-1/2"W x 1-1/8"D. Offered with a wooden box.
• Eagle on Pillar Watch Holder on
  Eagle on Pillar Watch Holder on Marble Base. Nice detail.
• US Eagle Head Sword Sword has a
  US Eagle Head Sword Sword has a 30.75'' faded blue and gold gilt blade. Brass single bow guard. Condition: Very good; replaced grip.
• FOLK ART CANE AND CARVED EAGLE.
  FOLK ART CANE AND CARVED EAGLE. American late 19th-early 20th century. Cane with natural branch shaft and carved burl dog head handle. Age splits. 36 1/2''h. And a carved wood and gilt eagle with glass eyes possibly an architectural crest. Imperfections. 8 1/2''h. 17''l. Eagle has repairs edge loss and is regilt.
• Eagle's head sculpture carved out
  Eagle's head sculpture carved out of a piece of driftwood. Carved portion is painted and glazed. Hardware on back to hang on wall. Good condition see images. Measures 25'' tall x 16'' wide. Shipping weight 5.7 lbs.
• Eagle Head Pommel Militia Sword
  Eagle Head Pommel Militia Sword 32'' blade with blued etched panels fluted bone handle with brass eagle head pommel and brass knuckle bow. Condition: Blade still retains some of the blue finish with gilt. Blade also has some dark staining.
• 2 ENGLISH SILVER HANDLE WALKING
  2 ENGLISH SILVER HANDLE WALKING STICKS: To include 1) 1906 London figural eagle head handle with glass eyes and carved wood shaft. Missing tip. 35'' overall. 2) 1902 Birmingham silver handle with bamboo shaft metal tip. Note split in bamboo. 35 3/4'' l. overall.CONDITION: Note condition in description.
• EAGLE'S TALON CANE LATE
  EAGLE'S TALON CANE LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY LENGTH 36".EAGLE'S TALON CANE, Late 19th/Early 20th Century, L-shaped ivory handle carved as an eagle talon clutching an egg. Carved and inked details include a shirtsleeve-style design at end. Unmarked gold collar. Wooden shaft, probably rosewood, with metal ferrule. Dimensions: Length 36".
• Eagle gilt and metal on wooden
  Eagle gilt and metal on wooden stand Height: 19 in.
• TWO WOODEN CANES One with stag
  TWO WOODEN CANES One with stag antler handle, 33"; the other with eagle head handle, 32".
• SILVER ART NOUVEAU EAGLE HEAD
  SILVER ART NOUVEAU EAGLE HEAD CANE-Ca. 1900 -Modified Opera shaped silver handle embellished by a protruding eagle head at the front and an elegantly arched hand rest at the back, somehow suggestive of its wings. -The strong and stylish modeling is distilled to the essence, and, treated with an exceptional fluidity, it epitomizes many of the qualities of Art Nouveau. -Here, the study of Japanese art assisted the artist in his efforts to simplify nature, clearly displays his virtuosity and hints to the unique talent of Lucien Gauillard. -The architecture of the handle speaks as well in that direction and matches comparable pieces signed by Gaillard with its uncommon Triangular shaped hand rest and fringed collar. -The fact that the handle do not bear any hallmarks or makers marks is an incentive to believe that it must have remained a singular prototype and never mass-produced. -The handle comes with its initial rosewood shaft and a metal ferrule. It survived in superb condition and only in need of deeper surface cleaning. -Like the eagle it represents, this cane raises above the rest and is an amazing sculpture where function meets style and an artwork of genius of its own right. -H. 4 ¾” x 2 ½”, O.L. 35 ½” -$500-$600 -Lucien Gaillard was the son and grandson of Parisian jewelers, as well as the brother of the noted Art Nouveau furniture designer Eugène Gaillard. After Lucien took over the family firm in 1892, the emphasis switched to metalworking, frequently inspired by Japanese prototypes. Around the turn of the century, with the encouragement of his friend René Lalique, Gaillard turned back to jewelry. His designs, like many by Lalique, incorporated unusual materials such as horn and bone combined with more traditional precious stones, gold and enamel. The insect motif of this brooch is typical of the period.
• TWO SCRIMSHAWS AND THREE CARVED
  TWO SCRIMSHAWS AND THREE CARVED STAG HANDLES 20th century, including a scrimshaw with a carved bald eagle and artist's monogram to the lower left; carved eagle head scrimshaw with rope twist surround (appears unmarked); a carved stag eagle handle with a hand forged double-edged metal blade; a carved stag eagle head handle with chip carved stone point blade; and a carved stag eagle head (unmounted).
• TWO U.S. EAGLE HEAD SWORDSCirca
  TWO U.S. EAGLE HEAD SWORDSCirca 1820With bone handles. Length of blades 29. Blades with rust.''
• VINTAGE CARVED WOOD CANE WITH EAGLE
  VINTAGE CARVED WOOD CANE WITH EAGLE EATING A SNAKE
• Eagle on ball weathervane with
  Eagle on ball weathervane with directionals. As found. 46'' Ht.
• Carved wooden eagle, carved feather
  Carved wooden eagle, carved feather detail and bird in grasp, partial label verso "…St. Paul", 34-1/2 in. Eagle lacking one eye, captured bird lacking one wing and beak, other patches, separations and chips throughout.
• S. KOOP 1999 BALD EAGLE BRONZE
  S. KOOP 1999 BALD EAGLE BRONZE 259/299 with brass beak and talons outstretched wings alighting on a branch raised on a marble circular base h:41.50 w:28 in.
• S. KOOP 1999 BALD EAGLE BRONZE
  S. KOOP 1999 BALD EAGLE BRONZE 259/299 with brass beak and talons outstretched wings alighting on a branch raised on a marble circular base h:41.50 w:28 in.
• Butter paddle with carved eagle,
  Butter paddle with carved eagle, white pine with deeply carved eagle below banner of stars, Pennsylvania, 1790-1810, 8-5/8 in. Minor separations, normal wear, handle with minor losses and stains. Sumpter Priddy III, Inc., Alexandria, Virginia, 1999
• CANES/UMBRELLA
  CANES/UMBRELLA HANDLESCANES/UMBRELLA HANDLES, FOUR CANES, CARVED STAG WITH A FULLY DRESSED ASIAN CHARACTER WITH A LONG BEARD, SILVER ROUND KNOB EAGLE TOPPED, HORN WITH GERMAN SILVER DOTS AND A SILVER PLATED HANDLE WITH BIRDS AND BUTTERFLY AVG LENGTH 36"
• Eagle on ball weathervane. 21''
  Eagle on ball weathervane. 21'' Wing Span 21'' Ht.
• BRONZE WILDLIFE SCULPTURE of an
  BRONZE WILDLIFE SCULPTURE of an eagle on a tree limb. Height: 14.5 inches. The sculpture is in very good condition with light wear throughout.
• 104. SILVER EAGLE HEAD CANE -CA.
  104. SILVER EAGLE HEAD CANE -CA. 1910 -SUBSTANTIAL, FIG...104. Silver Eagle Head Cane -Ca. 1910 -Substantial, figural eagle head handle modeled with striking stylized, features including a longer beak and thunder like decoration in clean lines which all hint to a developing Art Deco taste. Stepped partridge shaft and a metal ferrule. Praised by age and careful use, this cane is authenticated German with the struck national silver Reichsmark of a “Crescent Moon & Crown” representing the entire German state in conjunction with an “800” decimal silver standard marks. -Many silver handles of this type were done by Tiffany & Co. NY and are known under the name “Tiffany Nast Eagle”. The American eagle was a popular motif in the 19th century States especially during periods of high patriotic zeal. However, this walking cane may not have been meant to be patriotic, as for sailors the eagle held a different symbolic importance. As even the oldest birds continually renew their feathers, they were believed to be symbolic of eternal life and eternal love. -H. 4 ¼” x 2 ¾”, O.L. 34 ¼” -$600-800
• BUTTER PRINT. American mid 19th
  BUTTER PRINT. American mid 19th century hardwood. Eagle with star and a one-piece handle 4 1/4''d. Ex Gus Knapp (Ohio).