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Nuneaton
Warwickshire
United Kingdom
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07505 165 843
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Description
On the silver collar is having the illustrious name Brigg of London. Hallmarked for 1902, made from ebony, malachite, silver, horn and bone with a fine steel blade. Above the Briggs silver collar is a smaller one with what looks like Arabic symbols.
Overall condition is superb with no damage whatsoever - a truly finely made of exceptional quality walking aid. This is the flagship for anyone's collection.
Offering free delivery UK.
Reference:- B3
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measurements
Height:
94 cm
Width:
5 cm
Depth:
2 cm
Total length of 94 cm, diameter of handle is 5 cm, the ebony stick's diameter from handle being 18 mm tapering down to the bottom 12 mm. From steel tip to the top of the handle is 85 cm.
measurements
declaration
Sovereign Antiques has clarified that the Mahdi of Khartoum Walking Stick Sword Stick (LA498097) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1902