A Wonderful 18thC English One Piece Folk Art Walking Cane Carved as a Lion sub-Curios this pot would have advertised

this pot would have advertised Cut Cavendish tobacco on shop shelves

1900) was established in 1883 at 198 Seymour Street

The top is able to come off as it is threaded to the column

survives from the second half of the eighteenth century

A Wonderful 18thC English One Piece Folk Art Walking Cane Carved as a Lion sub-Curios this pot would have advertisedOrigin: English Period: Queen Anne George I II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1700 50 Length: 33. 5 inches The early one piece folk art cane, the large terminal carved as an early primitive depiction of a lions head, with polychrome decoration and painted tongue and teeth, the whole with a superb patination, the maple lacquered oak(?) shaft possibly cut down at one stage terminating in an 18thC brass ferrule. The condition of the cane is good with no