Brass Duck Handles

Item #:1121

A genuine solid brass duck head handle on a beechwood shaft. This collectors cane is a great buy for anyone collecting this series or any duck item. It is inexpensively priced; which makes this cane a great gift idea or a great buy for one's self. Available in a walnut or ebony colored shaft.

Item #:223408

"The flirty duck on this walking cane has a puckered beak and appears to be batting her eyelashes. Her green-yellow eyes are circled in brilliant feathers. The contrasting colors of the beak, eyes and feathers make this can handle seem lively. The walnut stained beechwood shaft is adorned with a classic brass ring collar. This cane was expertly hand crafted in Italy. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls."

Item #:223624

"The brown resin handle is made to look like the head of a mallard duck. Every feather is carefully etched, exhibiting the quality workmanship on this detailed masterpiece. The featured green glass eyes give this collectors piece a realistic touch. The beechwood shaft has a rich walnut stain that enhances the natural beauty of the wood grain. A stylish brass collar adds a classy sense of appeal. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls."

Item #:223989

A comfortable palm grip handle made to look like the wing and back of a duck is a very inventive and decorative walking cane to add to any walking cane collection. This marbleized brown and tan handle features two yellow glass beaded eyes. Detailed feathers decorate this handle and give this cane a more unique touch. A rich walnut stained beechwood shaft, adorned with a classic brass collar gives this cane an elegant and sophisticated appearance. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:223856

The bashful mallard duck bows its head, forming the traditional tourist handle for this walking cane. Every feather is carefully etched in the brown resin handle, exhibiting the quality workmanship on this detailed masterpiece. The featured yellow glass eyes give this collectors piece a realistic touch. The beechwood shaft has a rich walnut stain that enhances the natural beauty of the wood grain. A stylish brass collar adds a classy sense of appeal. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.