Antique Dandy’s Walking Cane, English, Stick, Ebonised, Victorian, 1889 Hallmark

Our Stock # 18.8195

This is an antique Dandy’s walking cane. An English, gentleman’s stick in ebonised mahogany with a silver handle, dating to the late Victorian period, and hallmarked in 1889. 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'')