Antique Bamboo Cane

Antique Aesthetic Movement plant stand/side table (ca. early 20th Century, USA). Composed of a burnt bamboo/faux-tortoise finish frame with two graduated cane surfaces.

Unusual possibly chinese bamboo 2 seater children's carriage circa 1900. Made from shaped bamboo, bound in the traditional way with additional iron work supports. Backs of seats fli...

The can itself is made from bamboo. The handle of the cane separates to reveal an interior hidden sword.

Classic American Portable Ruth Collins Round Beach Cane Backrest Seat, New York Vintage folding picnic seat with original leather straps. The canning on this collasible piece is ful...

Caned oak side table in Weathered Honey Oak. The weathered honey oak surface highlights woven cane lower shelf, turned legs, characteristic of France furniture making in the french p...

Elegant French Art Deco 1930s colonial bamboo drinks trolley featuring a beautifully refined two-tier design with warm natural bamboo tones and classic period styling. Raised on orig...

Carved in wood to imitate natural bamboo, the frame features segmented "cane" details, rounded nodes, and distinctive angled corner finials that create an architectural silhouette wh...

An exquisite antique Victorian bamboo étagère featuring an intricate bamboo frame paired with woven cane paneling throughout its tiered design.

Great set of 12 paint decorated 19th century faux bamboo armchairs with cane seats and custom made cushions.

A pair of American Victorian faux bamboo side chairs with cane seats, dating to circa 1880, offered in their original condition.

The rhythm of the dancers’ feet, extended arm movements, and thuds of bamboo canes escalated to a frenzied crescendo of noise, prompting ecstatic revelations and visions of the spiri...

A mirror whose faux bamboo, natural brown wood with cane gives it real character at first glance.

The rhythm of the dancers’ feet, extended arm movements, and thuds of bamboo canes escalated to a frenzied crescendo of noise, prompting ecstatic revelations and visions of the spiri...

Hand woven 19th-century Thai grain basket crafted from rattan and natural materials with a substantial black lacquered rim and base. The tightly woven body features a gently tapered...

Exceptional pair of 19th-century Thai grain baskets, hand woven from natural rattan with substantial red lacquered rims and bases. Each basket features a beautifully tapered form wi...

An important, very spectacular and charming free-form rocking-chair, Art-Nouveau, Art-Deco, Neo-Classical, Shabby-Chic, Free-Form, bamboo structures and cane seat, by Thonet, France ...

Aesthetic Movement walnut and rush seated chair by E.W. Godwin for William Smee & Son, London. Turned spindle and dowel back with legs united by six-shaped stretchers. British, c...

This unusual brooch is in the form of a bamboo walking stick/cane, accented with a feature pierced decorated heart shaped frame ornamented with fourteen seed pearls.

System walking: stick with the function of a musical instrument, the flute. Bamboo wood cane. Wooden and mother-of-pearl knob carved and engraved with E M monogram, brass and iron fe...

The sauceboat's classic form displays a beautifully woven pattern of white bamboo interlaced with cane-yellow strapwork reserved on sage green.

The wood handle is attached and embellished with embroiders of bamboo wood and rattan cane. Panabas The panabas is also know as nawi, a large forward-curved sword or battle ax use...

This same type of textile is also known to have been affixed to narrow, black-painted, curved handle parade canes, made of bamboo, to be waved as narrow parade flags.

Moreover, this also represents a marvelous spectacle, in which the slow-growing cane bamboo surrounds itself. Finally, the Indian Crocus has been added, which blooms with its native ...

In 1872, Alfred Perret and Ernest Vibert opened in Paris, at 33 rue du Quatre-Septembre a store that offered “natural bamboo furniture and cane seats” and all kinds of textile fittin...

This charming vase, adorned with raised leaf and bamboo cane motifs, is one of the most famous creations of Edmond Lachenal (1855-1948), founder of the workshop that bears his name.