222 - Kurz Gottlieb (German, 19th cent.) Silver-Plated Walking Cane circa 1900, German Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Gottlieb Kurz, Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany Marking(s); notes: Stamped “GERMAN SILVER”; maker’s hallmark with shield containing initials “GK” above a three-leaf clover; circa 1900; Art Nouveau style Materials: German silver, hardwood Cataloger Note: German Art Nouveau walking cane by Gottlieb Kurz featuring an ornate crook-form handle worked in embossed repoussé decoration with flowing vines, foliage, beaded accents, and scrolling motifs. The outer ridge incorporates a smooth oval cartouche intended for personalization or monogramming. Crafted in German silver, a nickel-copper-zinc alloy, and mounted to a tapered dark-stained or black-lacquered hardwood shaft with fitted metal collar. L. 36" / Handle: 5" x 1"

Kurz Gottlieb (German, 19th cent.) Silver-Plated Walking Cane circa 1900, German Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Gottlieb Kurz, Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany Marking(s); notes: Stamped “GERMAN SILVER”; maker’s hallmark with shield containing initials “GK” above a three-leaf clover; circa 1900; Art Nouveau style Materials: German silver, hardwood Cataloger Note: German Art Nouveau walking cane by Gottlieb Kurz featuring an ornate crook-form handle worked in embossed repoussé decoration with flowing vines, foliage, beaded accents, and scrolling motifs. The outer ridge incorporates a smooth oval cartouche intended for personalization or monogramming. Crafted in German silver, a nickel-copper-zinc alloy, and mounted to a tapered dark-stained or black-lacquered hardwood shaft with fitted metal collar. L. 36" / Handle: 5" x 1" Condition: Good condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com