Louis XVI Period Ceremonial Walking Stick
This cane, disproportionately long (111 cm), was not, it would seem, made for a giant, but simply for parading along the paths of a park or in a café, the index finger casually resting on the top of the handle. It can be also a cane for a master of ballet .
It is typical of the Louis XVI period, with a malacca cane that has darkened over time, a pointed bronze or brass tip (with a few minor dents), a hole for a silk ribbon, and a troconical gilt brass handle (imitating gold models) decorated with stamped grapes of fruits. With this, the park of Versailles is yours!
It is typical of the Louis XVI period, with a malacca cane that has darkened over time, a pointed bronze or brass tip (with a few minor dents), a hole for a silk ribbon, and a troconical gilt brass handle (imitating gold models) decorated with stamped grapes of fruits. With this, the park of Versailles is yours!
360 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Bamboo
Length: 111 cm
Reference (ID): 1701656
Availability: In stock
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