XIXc Victorian Police Constable s Painted Truncheon by Field, Holborn, London.

Featuring a stunning foliate motif throughout, this sovereign holder was crafted in Sterling Silver in 1903. Bearing hallmarks on inside: Lion passant (for English Sterling Silver...

This Intricate Barrel Form Vintage Charm is crafted with great attention to details in 15K Rose Gold, It contains a printed scrolled fabric document with French calendar and corre...

Crafted with refined elegance this stunning Bar Brooch is of Australian provenance, dating from Art-Deco period. Of lovely bar design, it centers a bezel set Natural Garnet of 0....

Crafted with meticulous attention to details, this Antique English Sewing Cushion Pin is absolutely delightful, beautifully designed as a Ballroom Shoe with curved buckle Edwardia...

Gadget-System stick. The tip is made of iron and brass, high and decorated by a series of thin circles. The shaft is made entirely of painted brass and constructed to emulate a bambo...

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...

System walking stick: Pocket cane. In a small metal box, knurlel steel, tube shape, a stick is inserted. Based on the principle of the steel-spring coi...

A Very Fine Rare Example of a Mariner’s Whale Bone Walking Cane of exceptional quality. First half of the Nineteenth Century, possibly of English origin. The plain ball grip ...