Eye Walking Stick

Item #:509ma

"Petite size - Fits most people between 4'5"" to 6' in height. Holds up to 175 pounds. Adjusts from 26.5"" to 36"". Compact size for travel 24""."

Item #:707051

A scrimshaw carving of the mallard duck has been attempted by many. This duck handle however; is perfected by the contrasting colors of the realistic beak, subtle quills and brightly colored eyes. This collectors cane is made more rustic by the natural chestnut shaft. This shaft is slightly knotted and has been stained a rich walnut color to protect and enhance the natural properties of the wood. 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 #:223049

A depiction of a Tyrannosaurus Rexs head makes a wonderful conversation piece. Cast from molded resin this walking cane shows the T-rexs rough skin and razor sharp teeth. The green glass beaded eyes make this miniature dinosaur a more life-like replica. 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 #:1078

This beautifully made parrot head walking cane is artistically made with much detail. The handle is made in Italy and looks incredible. The detail on and around the eyes bring this parrot to life. You find that it is comfrontable to hold onto and that you will get many compliments. Great for anyone who loves birds or the wilderness. The black Shaft is made of beechwood; which bring together an elegant along with the well-made brass ring collar. Just click-on the tab below the picture for a closer look.

Item #:80243

"The black beech wood shaft of this cane accentuates the beautiful natural wood color and grain of the knob-style handle. Sanded and polished to a smooth sheen, the knob handle will fit comfortably into the palm of the users hand while the quality materials ensure that this cane will last as a favorite part of your collection for years to come. With a shiny, silver-finished collar to complete the look, you'll love this eye-catching design. Order one today!"

Item #:223640

The fierce roar of the powerful lion is perfectly depicted through the detail carved into this brown resin handle. The green glass eyes appear to be in a focused stare, this adds a level of realism to the loin. The beechwood shaft has a rich walnut stain that enhances the natural beauty of the wood grain. Complete with a sophisticated brass collar, this cane is a true work of art. 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 #:707132

The handle features a resin ram head rich with detail and contrasting colors. Intense eyes highlighted with amber are peering out from the deep russet colored wool coat. Intricately carved curly ram horns decorate this collectors cane. This cane is made more rustic by the natural chestnut shaft. This shaft is slightly knotted and has been stained a rich walnut color to protect and enhance the natural properties of the wood. 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 #:80607

"A true new-age cane, this knob-handled walking cane will fit comfortably in the palm of your hand while bringing an interesting look to your apparel. Sure to draw eyes, this cane showcases a large rhinestone embedded into the knob handle, as well as a six inch section of the shaft below the handle and collar that shows textured ridges made of inlaid pine and rosewood for added appeal. R.esting between two shiny silver collars, this textured finger-grip portion of the cane shaft combines with the interesting look of the handle to make a truly unique conversation piece that still offers comfortable support. The lower portion of the cane shaft is made of smoothly finished rosewood to complete the unique look. This designer piece is sure to be a favorite addition to your walking cane collection; order now! "

Item #:1084

This hand-finished pheasant head scrimshaw walking cane is wonderful piece of artwork that the has much detail with it's eyes and beek. A great walking cane for a bird lover or a collector. Scrimshaw etching is a unique art form dating back to the American Whale man. Once carved and finely detailed out of ivory or whale bone, you'll find our selection is art-crafted from a resin material to look like an original. The silver ring collar also brings sophistication to the neck of the black beechwood shaft. It is treated with a semi-gloss water-resistant finish for protection. Also, the wood is kiln-cured for strength and durability. Compared to other canes, these are more resistant to splintering or cracking, ensuring a superior product. To see a closer image, click-on the tab below the picture. ***Please note a scrimshaw walking cane, will not survive being dropped. These items will not be replaced or covered under warranty if they are broken. A fragile clay like material is used to make these items. The handle will break if it is dropped or fallen***

Item #:80312

"This stylish new walking stick is one made with a chrome plated hame - the handle from a horse saddle. The espresso stain highlights the beauty of the ash wood shaft's natural grain, while the intricate, twisting carved design adds interest to this beautiful, eye-catching design. Order this sturdy, supportive, durable walking cane for your collection today. "

Item #:80606

"A stylish clear rhinestone sits embedded into the comfortable knob handle of this cane to add a look of opulence that can't be beat. The knob-handle and the lower portion of the shaft are crafted of durable, exotic wenge wood for a dark, beautiful look, while a six inch section beneath the handle displays an ridged, finger-grip design that is inlaid with pine and wenge wood for a contrasting look that is sure to draw eyes. A real attention-getter, this beautiful and interesting design also features two shiny silver-finished collars that surround the finger-grip section of the shaft. Order one today and add a real conversation piece to your outfit. "

Item #:223641

This lovely bird cane will make the perfect addition to your cane collection. The handle features an intricately detailed brown with a long beak. The workmanship put into this feathered creature is amazing. Each feather is neatly tucked into place for a truely life-like appearance. The burnt orange of the long pointed beak blends nicely with chestnut colored feathers. Bright yellow eyes give the bird so much life. You are sure to adore this cane as soon as you lay eyes on it. 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 #: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 #:1081

This beautifully detailed and uniquely hand-crafted, Eagle, scrimshaw handled walking cane will make you proud to support such a marvelous species. The Eagle sits on top of the shaft with its claw's holding on tight as if it is taking a break from a long journey. America's national bird has been the bald Eagle and it is not allowed to be captured or injured in any way. A beloved bird that brings amazement to one's eyes as it sails through the sky. This walking cane is great for those who love the wonders of nature. Scrimshaw etching is a unique art form dating back to the American Whale man. Once carved and finely detailed out of ivory or whale bone, you'll find our selection is art-crafted from a resin material to look like an original. The silver ring collar also brings sophistication to the neck of the black beechwood shaft. It is treated with a semi-gloss water-resistant finish for protection. Also, the wood is kiln-cured for strength and durability. Compared to other canes, these are more resistant to splintering or cracking, ensuring a superior product. To see a closer image, click-on the tab below the picture. ***Please note a scrimshaw walking cane, will not survive being dropped. These items will not be replaced or covered under warranty if they are broken. A fragile clay like material is used to make these items. The handle will break if it is dropped or fallen***

Item #:707133

The hand carved stallion handle on this walking cane exhibits incredible detail. The sharp facial features of the horse are brought to realization by the black beaded eyes. The molded resin handle is set on top of a natural chestnut shaft giving this cane a rustic 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.

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 #:223618

The handle features a brown resin alligator head which is so rich with detail and depth it looks realistic. Contrasting yellow eyes peering out from the deep brown color of the head provide this cane with an alluring charm. The beechwood shaft has a walnut stain that enhances the natural beauty of the wood grain. A stylish brass collar adds sophisticated appeal to this collectors piece. 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 #:223954

This frosted Lucite rabbit head is a unique, one of a kind collector's piece. The two large ears form the hand grip. The yellow and red eyes grab your attention and give this cane a realistic appearance. An unbelievable amount of detail went into the carving of this walking cane; this is evident throughout the features of the handle. The flawless black lacquered shaft makes this cane a perfect accessory. Adorned with a shiny brass collar, this cane is sure to be an elegant addition to your collection. 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.