A Silver Handled & Peacock Wood Novelty Walking Stick, Hallmarked for 1888; Henry Howell & Co (Jonathan Howell), London

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A Silver Handled & Peacock Wood Novelty Walking Stick, Hallmarked for 1888; Henry Howell & Co (Jonathan Howell), LondonOrigin: English Period: Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1888 Length: 34. 5 inches The fine peacock wood cane terminating in a hallmarked silver handle fashioned as armadillo armour, monogrammed to the collar with the initials JW. Condition is largely fine; there is no ferrule present and some pitting to the silver but nothing to cause alarm. Hallmarked for 1888, the initials J. H stamped within a lozenge, Henry Howell & Co (later

This is a very accomplished painting

bison can distinguish smells from 3 km away and at one time used traditional migration routes across the prairies that are still visible from the air as deep

Set upon an aubergine ground with the other primary colours being white

with the leather now displaying a wonderful patina and lustrous natural shine

Once a sewing box with a removable top tray

Coin Slots: Grenadier: 2 inches

and a central border of cranberry glass

The word "jack" was in use before 1600 to describe the maritime bow flag

Arriving on the market in 1892

It has an extremely unpleasant taste & would often be given via a special spoon with a hollow handle

The handles

on a serpentine base and bun feet

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