Formal Silver-Plated Two Horse Head Walking Cane

Sometimes being well dressed isn’t enough to get you noticed, and in situations where you really want to stand out, a carefully picked accessory can make all the difference. The Formal Silver-Plated Two Horse Head Walking Cane is an elegant walking stick with a charming handle, featuring the heads of two silver-plated horses which perfectly contrasts with its lacquered black shaft.

Key Information

• Height: 92cm (36″)
• Shaft Colour: Black
• Shaft Pattern: Plain
• Shaft Material: Hardwood
• Handle Style: Novelty – animal
• Handle Pattern: Plain
• Handle Material: Silver-plated
• Handle Colour: Silver
• Ferrule Size: 13mm (1/2″)
• Ferrule Style: Brass
• Weight: 310g

Please note that this cane may be used for light balance, but is not suitable for heavy use or orthopaedic support.

Eye-Catching Handle

The silver-plated handle features the heads of two spirited horse, one resting its head on top of the other. With a charming spin on the traditional motif, this cane is a must-have for any serious collector or enthusiast.

Italian Wooden Shaft

The durable shaft is made of hardwood* and slightly tapered for an even more stylish look. The wood is then lacquered a very shiny black for a glamorous appearance.

Smart Ferrule

This walking stick was designed to impress, and the brass ferrule is certain to match its very formal, very elegant style. If, however, you require a more practical ferrule, a non-slip rubber ferrule can easily be fitted over the brass one – we recommend that any 13mm ferrule will fit.

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 care should be taken not to drop the cane to avoid denting the handle or chipping the lacquered shaft.