Engraved silver-topped ebony walking cane. Dated 1923 Birmingham 1

An engraved silver-topped ebony walking cane.

Dated 1923 Birmingham

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An engraved silver topped ebony walking cane. Dated 1923 Birmingham

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We were drawn to this fabulous walking cane simply because of its outstanding quality and effortless elegance. Topped, to the tapering solid ebony cane sits a beautifully engraved solid silver cap, which is incredibly tactile and designed to sit in the ball of your palm. The hallmarks date this piece to 1923 Birmingham.

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