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18th Century gold-topped malacca cane
A fine example of an 18th Century gold-topped walking cane.
With an elegant, reeded, knop-shaped handle with a monogrammed top and rope-edged bottom - the rim of the handle is stamped twice with a maker's mark for "JJL".
The tall, mid-brown malacca shaft has an engraved gold eyelet and is finished with a typical long brass ferrule.
English
Date circa 1780
Dimensions
Length of handle 4cm / 1.6in, width of handle 2.5cm / 1.0in, overall cane length 114cm / 44.5in.Stock number
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