Formal Black Hardwood Walking Cane with Silver-Plated Skull Handle

While skulls and skeletons might not be for everyone, there’s no denying the Formal Black Hardwood Walking Cane with Silver-Plated Skull Handle brings a very unique character to a special occasion, that’s hard to find in any other stick. The beautifully detailed skull handle is comfortable to hold, while the black hardwood shaft, fitted with a chrome ferrule, is very sturdy and expertly crafted.

Key Information

• Height: 90cm (35.5″)
• Shaft Colour: Black
• Shaft Pattern: Plain
• Shaft Material: Hardwood
• Handle Style: Novelty
• Handle Pattern: Plain
• Handle Material: Silver-plated
• Handle Colour: Silver
• Ferrule Size: 13mm (1/2″)
• Ferrule Style: Chrome
• Weight: 355g

Beautifully Detailed Handle

The silver-plated skull is beautifully detailed, with suitably sinister eyes, extremely realistic nasal sockets and a full set of teeth. The angle at which the skull is set onto the cane means that the handle is also perfectly comfortable to hold onto and use.

Hardwood Shaft with Metal Ferrule

With a dramatic skull handle, the role of the shaft is to tone down the characterful appearance of the cane and make this formal stick suitable for most evening occasions. The hardwood* shaft is painted black and fitted with a smart chrome ferrule that nicely complements the formal style of the cane.

Ideal for Collectors

This realistically carved skull handle cane is perfect for experienced ambulists, collectors of unusual sticks and Halloween enthusiasts alike. Its uniquely designed handle gives it its special charm, while the high-quality materials guarantee its durability.

Hallmark Explanation

The Italian-made handle is hallmarked ‘R925’: the European hallmark for silver that has been applied in a layer over a moulded head. The R stands for ‘rivestito’, Italian for ‘covered’. The ‘925’ means that the metal used contains at least 925 parts pure silver to each 1000 parts. European ‘925 silver’ is the same quality of silver that in the UK is referred to as ‘sterling silver’.

*The type of hardwood used depends on current availability of wood.

Please note that the Silver-Plated Skull Cane is not suitable for heavy orthopaedic use.