Green Glass Handle

Item #:2807

"Wow! This 1932 replica, of an emerald crystal glass doorknob, is a must have. Emerald green glass and other coloring techniques became more popular during the 1890's. Glass was mainly sold in department stores and catalogs by Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward. Using a glass doorknob handled walking cane will be the most comfortable and smooth cane that you have ever used. Just think you'll be carrying a light-weight cane made from what golf clubs are made with. The shaft is a light-weight but strong tempered aluminum alloy shaft. For centuries, Emerald green has been the color of beauty and eternal love. You will enjoy using this cane for a lifetime. Click-on tab below the picture for a closer image."

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 #: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 #: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.