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A Compelling c.1900 English Folk Art Walking Stick sub-Antiques on which sits a carafe

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Description

on which sits a carafe and two cups

Very rarely on the open market

and we know they are English as the street themed cards show road signs for Devon and London

Cobalt bottles

Length: 19

A Compelling c.1900 English Folk Art Walking Stick sub-Antiques on which sits a carafeOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Length: 34. 5 inches The cherry wood cane profusely carved depicting male bearded faces amongst fish, a mouse, cricket bat and stumps, cello and bottle amongst other everyday items of country life terminating in a tactile blackthorn (?) handle. Condition is excellent, with the shaft displaying a strong patination and deep rich colour. There is no

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