A South African hippopotamus hide sjambok, another sjambok, an unusual three ball whip, a riding whip, a tripod and cane all within a wicker basket

^A 19th century ivory and gold colour handle walking stick, the ivory inset with gold colour crest, on ebonised stick, 85cm

A 19th century silver (unmarked) colonial walking cane, decorated extensively with birds and palms, with a silver handle umbrella, and a snake twi...

Three silver topped walking canes, late 19th/early 20th century, one inscribes “GL Brighton Manydown, South Terrace Surbiton”, (3)

A novelty early 20th century ‘gadget’ cane, converting in to a photography walking stick tripod, 89cm

A 19th century ‘Sunday Stick’ walking cane, in the form of a golf club, 86cm

An early 20th century alpine antler and hoof ‘crook’ walking stick, antler handle with hoof below, 90cm

An Edwardian malacca ‘tipplers’ walking cane, the head unscrewing revealing a flask with the cap unscrewing revealing a glass, 91cm

An early 20th century horn and silver banded walking cane, an ebonised hickory cane with belt effect band, and a silver banded walkings stick (3)

Two dog head walking sticks, one with screw off head in the form of a Labrador, the other with muzzled boxer type dog on naturalistic stick with a...

An early 20th century 12ct gold and horn walking cane, the gold band stamped Bencox London, 91cm

Three novelty walking canes, comprising of a compass, a torch (bulb broken) and a ‘tipplers’ cane, (3)

Two walking sticks and a walking cane, one with gold plated mounts, one carved with monkeys in the jungle and the other with silvered bands, (3)

An oak walking stick/umbrella stand, carved frieze with turned supports, on pad feet, 34.5cmx24.5cmx70cmH

Five walking sticks, including a wicker handle, and one with Chinese writing and ‘made in China’ label, (5)

Six walking canes, including an olive wood and three of naturalistic form, (6)

Two antler walking sticks, a horn handle stick and one other, (4)

Two brass horse head walking sticks, with three other walking sticks, (5)

Six walking canes, including of naturalistic knobbly form, and one carved with Samurai warriors, (6)

Seven walking canes, including a US Cent set in top on cane, (7)

Five walking sticks, including a ‘headmaster’ type cane, and a Swiss alpine stick, (5)

An Edwardian walking stick with scaled rule (af), with an umrella stick, two walking sticks, one carved geometrically, and a walking cane (5)

^A 19th century carved ivory handle walking stick, the handle intricately carved with two dogs heads tied to rope on a loop, with belt buckle band...