Rustic Canes

Item #:706043

The derby Jambis walking cane is steeped and scorched to take on the appearance of bamboo. This designer walking cane has a genuine rustic appearance and can be used to dress up or to dress down your attire. This cane has a protective clear coat which will aid against damage from outdoor elements. 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.

Item #:225008

This tourist cane is made of durable acacia wood. The wood has been hand carved to have tight spiral designs using a wood lathe, and torched for a more rustic appearance. This cane is protected with a low sheen lacquer that accentuates the two toned wood grain. Each of these items is one of a kind. As each piece of wood is turned and scorched it takes on an identity of its own. 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.

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 #:500666

This tourist cane is made of North American white ash. The wood is spliced and sanded to have a smooth finish on the handle. The bark is purposely left on the remainder of this cane to keep a natural, more 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.

Item #:70121

Made of natural blackthorn wood, this walking cane perfectly displays the Irish culture and heritage pasted down for generations. This walking cane brings the natural beauty of nature right into your own home. Using the blackthorn wood as a walking aide originated in the 1800's and after years of grooming the wood will still look natural and fresh. The smooth finished derby handle is flawless and is easy to grip making the use of this cane comfortable, yet stylish. Also, the sophisticated handle and the natural state of the shaft can defiantly be accepted in the work place or for sport. The blackthorn shaft is in its natural state with the bark and its natural imperfections. The shaft has a clear coat to protect the bark and wood from weather element damage. The elegant brass ring collar that separates the handle from the shaft adds a perfect touch, making this walking cane both sophisticated and rustic. Click-on the tab below the picture for a closer look."

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 #: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.