Unusual and very typical object of a wealthy house of the late Victorian - early Edwardian period 1890 - 1910.
Could have been used either for umbrellas or walking sticks.
Nicely formed embossed sheet brass with a copper foot, stirrup and spur in cast brass, it has been given only minimal cleaning to preserve the patina, but it would shine up nicely if you preferred that look.
The base is marked “Made in England”. In very good order, heavy solid and still useable - pub - club etc not common to find one in such good order, the copper has toned to a very matt finish, as is usual.

Low starting price and no reserve.

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