Cane Victorian Horse Equestrian Filigree Derby Handle Pewter Color Walking Stick Ornate Collar Foot LARPING Cosplay Renaissance Medieval This pewter color Victorian Horse walking cane is a cane collectors dream! The intricately detailed horse handle sits on top of a black stainless-steel shaft. The handle is a piece of art with all the intricate detailing including detailed mane, filigree novelty handle with byzantine collar and ring. It is made from zinc aluminum with a metallic finish. The black stainless-steel shaft come in a matte black finish with a rubber stopper at the end. Feel comfortable strolling around the Medieval or Renaissance fairs with this beautiful cane in hand. This cane would be great for both casual and dress occasions. Dress up or dress down the Victorian Horse Cane will get you noticed in town! Makes a Great Gift for any Occasions and Stands out for Costumes on Halloween, a prop for a play or a casual stroll around town. The great men of the last two centuries have carried canes, from Sherlock Holmes, to Gregory House and of course Scrooge McDuck. Every Gentleman Requires a Cane. Attributes of the Cane: The Fine Detail of the Victorian Horse, this Presentation is Sure to Turn Some Heads. The Sculpted zinc aluminum Cane Handle Fits Comfortably with the User's Hand. Makes a Great Gift for any Occasions and Stands out for Costumes on Halloween, a prop for a play or a casual stroll around town. The cane shaft has been constructed from stainless steel with a black glossy finish. Approx. Overall Length: Approx. 39 Inches Condition: [KKK] This is a previously owned cane. It has no disfiguring damage or flaws. There may be normal wear and tear. Please look at all the photos of the actual item you are buying as they tell the true condition and description of this item. NOTE: We are selling this item as collectible for decoration or theatre props ONLY. This item does not come with weight limitations. Buyer must be aware of what will work for them if they choose to use it in any capacity other than for decoration and collection. This cane is not a substitute for a medical walking device.