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Continental Sword Cane
- This Continental walking cane conceals a full-size 18th-century sword blade
- Its long steel blade bears lettered inscriptions and decorative motifs
- A carved geometric grip lends distinctive character to the angled handle
- The reddish-brown shaft serves as a discreet sheath for the concealed sword
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Blade: 18th century
Equipped for a promenade or an unexpected confrontation, this Continental sword cane conceals a full-size 18th-century blade within its polished reddish-brown shaft. Its angled handle is accented by a pale grip carved with a geometric pattern and silver-colored bands. A gentleman’s accessory with a formidable secret, it combines decorative charm with the ingenuity collectors prize in system canes.
The blade bears the name “Sebastian Ernandez,” a form. . .
Blade: 18th century
Equipped for a promenade or an unexpected confrontation, this Continental sword cane conceals a full-size 18th-century blade within its polished reddish-brown shaft. Its angled handle is accented by a pale grip carved with a geometric pattern and silver-colored bands. A gentleman’s accessory with a formidable secret, it combines decorative charm with the ingenuity collectors prize in system canes.
The blade bears the name “Sebastian Ernandez,” a form associated with the celebrated Hernández swordsmiths of Toledo, active during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Their reputation led other European makers to adopt versions of the name.
Blade marked “Sebastian Ernandez”
33 1/4" length
| Period: | 18th Century |
| Origin: | Other |
| Type: | Weapon Canes |
| Depth: | 0.75 in. (1.91 cm) |
| Width: | 4.5 in. (11.43 cm) |
| Height: | 33.25 in. (84.46 cm) |
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