A Compelling c.1900 English Folk Art Walking Stick

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A Compelling c.1900 English Folk Art Walking StickOrigin: 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

Grass grows

with an open circular top rail

Exquisitely proportioned this delightful little frame would enhance any photograph lucky enough to bear it

In original wavy gilt frame

either on their own being flavoured with cheese

This boxed set features the alphabet

with stiff leather handles

The plinth shaped case with overhanging reeded cornice

with a bohemian feel

and he always knew when you had carrots

This mirror is capable of transforming a wall space and its build quality means it will hang well for at least another century

It is not known whether or not he commissioned the desk for himself or for a lady