Antique Cricket Bat And Ball Pipe.

Curved early oak cricket bat. An unusual shaped, heavy weight, one piece cricket bat of the style used in the 1770s. The blade has an inward bow, convex surface, instead of being fl...

Antique Sunday Club, Golf Club Walking Stick. A desirable walking cane with the handle in the shape of a golf club head. The gentleman's walking stick has a persimmon socket head han...

Vintage Crosse, Chole, Choule, Crossage, Jeu De Crosse Club. The crosse club consists of a cast iron head, the wooden shaft with very unusual octagonal shape, and a unusual grip. The...

Antique Excelite Driver, Golf Club. A very rare and sort after golf club, the 'EXCELITE' driver. This is a persimmon socket head Driver with the club head completely encased in a lay...

An Industrial finely turned and warmly patinated antique Lignum Vitae truncheon (night stick), with a decorative handle and the original leather s...

19th Century English Victorian wood cane with etched brass top.

English Victorian light wood cane with silver handle and brass tip.  

19th Century Turned Wooden Billy Club, Perfectly Weighted with Rich Dark Patina A beautifully crafted 19th-century wooden billy club, lathe-turned from a single solid piece of hardwood, showcasing the fine craftsmanship and functional design of the period. Perfectly weighted for balance and control, this antique club was made for durability and ease of handling. The surface has developed a gorgeous deep brown patina, highlighting the smooth grain and character of the wood. Its gently tapered form and rounded end make it both visually striking and tactilely satisfying, a testament to the skill of its original maker. The piece remains strong and structurally sound, with just the right heft, ideal for display, collection, or personal / theatrical use. A small section of the rim near the handle has been intentionally flattened, likely to allow the club to rest securely on a flat surface without rolling. This antique billy club...