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Description
This unusual walking stick features a silver top, made to resemble a leopard in a tree hunting a bird, hallmarked for:
London 1994
Along with a makers mark:
JS&Ss
For the renowned London-based walking stick and umbrella manufacturers:
'James Smith & Sons'
'In 1830, a Mr Smith founded the now-famous firm of James Smith and Sons at Foubert’s Place, just off Regent Street in London’s West End. The items were made in a small workshop in the back of the shop and then sold to customers at the front. The shop is currently located in Hazelwood House, London.'
The shaft is cladded with brown English leather and can be folded into 6 sections for ease of transport.
An attractive item ideal for a collector or use.
Measurements;
Length - 123cm
Length when folded - 23cm
Diameter of the silver - 3.6cm
Diameter of the shaft under the top - 2.3cm
Weight - 589g
London 1994
Along with a makers mark:
JS&Ss
For the renowned London-based walking stick and umbrella manufacturers:
'James Smith & Sons'
'In 1830, a Mr Smith founded the now-famous firm of James Smith and Sons at Foubert’s Place, just off Regent Street in London’s West End. The items were made in a small workshop in the back of the shop and then sold to customers at the front. The shop is currently located in Hazelwood House, London.'
The shaft is cladded with brown English leather and can be folded into 6 sections for ease of transport.
An attractive item ideal for a collector or use.
Measurements;
Length - 123cm
Length when folded - 23cm
Diameter of the silver - 3.6cm
Diameter of the shaft under the top - 2.3cm
Weight - 589g
