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Lot 677

Lot 677

A 19th century carved ivory walking cane, the handle modelled as the head of a bulldog with...

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Lot 677

Lot Description

A 19th century carved ivory walking cane, the handle modelled as the head of a bulldog with inset glass eyes and open growling mouth, upon a London 1897 hallmarked silver collar, with engraved cartouche G P Smith, 36.25" (92cm).

Export issue: Yes

Postage: Auction Default

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Cracks and staining to head of dog. Damage and losses to ears. Teeth damaged and some missing. Tongue damaged and incomplete. Collar dented and worn. Hallmarks rubbed and handle/collar and cane possibly associated.

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