Walking Stick Antique

The scene features a man with a walking stick in his hand talking to a woman standing behind a baluster railing.

The male figure is shown in regional attire, complete with hat, decorated waistcoat, and walking stick, while the woman wears a carefully rendered traditional dress with apron, shawl...

The man’s attire is rustic and practical, with sturdy gaiters and a walking stick, while the woman’s yellow skirt, bright red bodice, and large hat reflect the region’s distinctive f...

In the Otto Walcha's publication on Meissen porcelain, in particular, please compare the minor decorations with small flowers on the knob of a walking stick, which is very similar to...

Detailed on pine base with a cow, angel, house, and shepherd holding a walking stick. Naïve in construction yet a piece of religious art in our opinion.

With umbrella, bundle, and walking stick in hand, the forlorn figure embodies the comic frustrations of 19th-century travel and provincial misadventure.

With his hat pulled down and his coat draped over his arm, he strides forward at a measured pace, leaning on a walking stick. His upper body is bent forward and his head is bowed.

He is smoking a pipe and carries a wooden walking stick, wearing a green Tyrolean hat adorned with feathers, a brown jacket over a yellow vest, blue-grey stockings, and sturdy boots.

Scottish Rite Masonic L, 32nd degree walking stick. The handle is in the shape of a milord in black onyx, with an openable 14kt gold and enameled coat of arms in the shape of a cross...

A striped apron suggests his humble trade, and he carries a walking stick in one hand and a small bundle or note in the other.

He is shown with a sorrowful expression, raising his hand in silent plea, while his thin limbs and collapsed posture emphasise his suffering and poverty. His walking stick and beggin...

One figure holds a long walking stick, while the other cradles a large book or bundle, perhaps symbolizing mystical knowledge or religious texts.

Figures engaged in daily life, such as the man near the building carrying a walking stick and a bag, adding a narrative element.

The Details: To his left (to our right), a pan flute (Syrinx) can be discerned leaning against the tree, accompanied by a shepherd’s staff or walking stick. The Frieze: The gilded re...

In one hand he holds a slender walking stick and a cigar, subtle accessories that emphasize the relaxed confidence and cultivated elegance associated with Britain’s upper-class polit...

To the left of the stove is a pot, the dressing gown is hanging on the wall next to it and the walking stick is leaning against the wall on the far left of the picture.

In the composition, a lone man wearing a broad-brimmed hat gingerly makes his way across a shallow stream, steadying himself with a wooden walking stick as he negotiates the uneven b...

Sir Godfrey Yeatman Lagden is depicted in outdoor attire suitable for the rugged terrain of Basutoland, complete with a walking stick and a pipe, suggesting a figure who is both auth...

He stands with a composed and dignified stance, a walking stick in one hand, exuding the grace and refinement expected of someone from his esteemed position.

Dressed in a dark double-breasted coat, high white collar and carefully tied cravat, the young man represents the refinement and self-possession expected of a gentleman during Britai...

Looking more closely at our portrait, the eye is drawn to the elegant walking stick with its ornate handle, upon which his hand rests—an indispensable accessory for any self-respecti...

In one hand, he carries a walking stick, a fashionable accessory that could also be used for sport or defense.

The scene centers on a traveling beggar who has stopped at the window of a modest rural house to ask for alms. The man carries a walking stick and a worn pack slung over his shoulder...

Ten of them are standing, with golden halos engraved with architectural motifs (one of them carries a palm tree, another a walking stick); one rests a bare foot on a footstool, which...

The gentleman stands at the left in a dark coat, broad hat, and carefully arranged period dress, extending one hand toward a seated woman who gestures upward while holding a walking ...

In the print the sailor leans on a walking stick; on the bowl he appears to wear a hanger.

The grace of the sculpture is at odds with the turmoil portrayed; a toppled Corinthian capital lies at her feet and obstructs her next step, indicated by the tilt of her back foot an...

Marchand de Tapis de Zell (Tyrol) – A travelling carpet merchant from Zell in the Tyrol, shown carrying a substantial bundle of textiles on his back while smoking a pipe and walking ...

The woman is also holding a walking wooden stick. Amazing artwork, beautifully drawn with soft outlines and a wide palette of vivid colors.