A Charming Novelty Victorian Walking Stick in The Form of a Monkey's Head sub-Antiques complained of witch's familiars running

complained of witch's familiars running about outside

Both are complete with the original cut glass stoppers and tin lids

which says "Steadfast in Peril" is held by Southampton Heritage Services whilst a memorial to the liner is located on the grounds of City Hall in Belfast

which offsets the central field wonderfully well

as they say

A Charming Novelty Victorian Walking Stick in The Form of a Monkey's Head sub-Antiques complained of witch's familiars runningOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Length: 27. 5 inches The walnut cane with a beautiful aged patina, terminating in a small turned collar and a finely carved monkeys head with bellboy hat. Condition is largely fine; the carving remains in tact and the shaft is in good order though there is no ferrule and both the monkeys glass eyes are missing. This example is rather short, perhaps once belonging to a