Swaine & Adeney Furniture

Solid wood ebonized stick with 835 silver mount, circa 1900. Very noble and high quality silver mount. Age-appropriate condition. (V - 177).

Circa 1960s English shooting stick or hunting walking stick. For hunting or sporting events with folding seat & disc which flips down to keep the stick from sinking too far into the ...

Solid wood stick, ebonized with 800 crescent moon and silver mount crown, Germany, circa 19th century. The spout at the end of the stick is also made of 800 silver. Very noble and hi...

Mid-20th century English shooting stick or hunting walking stick. For hunting or sporting events with folding seat & disc which flips down to keep the stick from sinking too far into...

Mid-20th century English shooting stick or hunting walking stick. For hunting or sporting events with folding seat & disc which flips down to keep the stick from sinking too far into...

Solid rosewood ebonized stick with hallmarked 925 crescent and crown silver mount. Germany around 1900 Very noble and high quality silver mount. (V - 175).

Vintage Rare Full Body Long 14 Foot Rock Python Snakeskin Shed Taxidermy. Circa Mid 20th Century. Measurements (Overall): 19" H x 168" W x 0.2" D.

This is an antique gentleman's valet stick. An English, faux bamboo metamorphic shooting stick with seat, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900. Fascinating example of a ...

Solid rosewood stick with 925 crescent and crown. Germany circa 1900 Very noble and high quality silver mount. Age-appropriate condition. Engraved with so-called Tula silver work. V...

Late 20th century Australian aboriginal boomerang - asymmetrical shape made of reddish brown wood with a grooved front surface and smooth back. D...

Vintage hockey roller skakes in black and brown leather. Manufactured by Matollo, Spain, 1950s-1960. The boots are made in leather on a metal base with...

A rare shooting photogravure of a female subject by Arthur Wardle. As well as being unusual to have a female subject it is also an unusual portrait. It is framed and mounted in a modern wooden frame. The feminine shooting picture is signed by the artist and printed in the top margin 'Published Sept. First 1893 by Radtke, Lauckner & Co., 6, East 18th St. New York, entered according to act of congress in the year 1893 in the office of the librarian...