1911 Edwardian Silver-Topped Walking Cane – Abraham Benelisha – London – Faux Bamboo
- Title: 1911 Edwardian Silver-Mounted Walking Stick – Abraham Benelisha – Faux Bamboo
A classic Edwardian gentleman’s walking stick featuring a bent wooden crook handle and a sophisticated hand-crafted faux bamboo shaft. The solid timber has been skilfully shaped by hand with realistic, organically placed nodes, providing the elegant look of an exotic natural bamboo cane with the structural durability required for daily use.
Silver Hallmarks: Stamped on the silver nose cap with a complete set of London hallmarks, including the leopard’s head, Lion Passant, and the date letter 'q' for 1911. It bears the maker’s mark AB for Abraham Benelisha, a specialist London silversmith operating out of Clerkenwell who was renowned for high-quality walking stick and umbrella mounts during the golden age of British stick making.
Mounts & Collar: Fitted with its original sterling silver nose cap to the crook tip, complemented by an ornate engraved silver collar to the upper shaft.
- £50.00
