A group of five wood, rattan and ivory walking sticks, the majority English, late 19th - early 20th century

comprising: a gilt-metal mounted rattan example, Brigg of London, the collar engraved with the initial "G" below a Prince's coronet, probably for H.R.H. Prince George, the future George V, 98cm., 38 5/8 in. long ; a 9ct gold-mounted example, J Howell & Co Ltd, Birmingham, 1897, the gold crook handle terminal engraved with the crest of the Saunders family, 92cm., 36 ¼ in. long ; a silver-mounted golf club cane, J. Howell & Co., London, 1902, the silver plaque inscribed 'Queen Alexandra', 92cm., 36 ¼ in. long ; a shepherd's crook walking stick, with a silver cartouche engraved: Drumlanrig/1871, unmarked, 83cm., 32 5/8 in. long ; an ivory and metal-mounted ebonised example, the button handle engraved with interlaced C's below a continental princely coronet, 85cm., 33 ½ in. long
Quantity: 5