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This expressive Swarovski Crystal figurine 5630604 depicts DC Comics' legendary villain The Joker in an artfully faceted design that captures his theatrical flair and chaotic charm. Crafted with 622 precision-cut facets, the figurine features a vibrant purple suit, green hair, and orange boutonniere, along with a black cane and base, all rendered in brilliant crystal. Bears the Swarovski swan backstamp on the base. This item has its original box.Issued: 21st centuryDimensions: 5.5"HCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a set of twelve model 'PJ-010100T' chairs, also known as ‘Floating Back’ chairs, c.1955-56, designed for Chandigarh, teak, each seat and backrest hand-braided in cane, with double-sided inverted 'V' leg assembly, the legs connected by a central stretcher, each marked with original identification markings, together with Certificate of Authenticity from Jacques Dworczak, 52cm wide55cm deep78cm high, 44cm to seat, 66cm to armProvenance: University housing at Panjab University, sector 14, and administrative buildings in Chandigarh sector 1.Condition ReportAll chairs have been restored, oiled and waxed. The joints have been strengthened, and the cane work sympathetically renewed. Each chair retains original surface marks, scuffs, and nicks commensurae with age and use. Overall, the chairs appear in good overall condition considering their age and present well.

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a pair of lounge chairs, designed for Chandigarh, c.1956, each of oak and cane, with a square woven cane backrest and caned rectangular seat, resting on four splayed legs, together with Certificate of Authenticity from Ajay Satsangi, 48.5cm wide54cm deep82cm high, 37cm high to seat (2)Condition ReportThese chairs have been restored in Chandigarh to specifications as to when these items were originally made whilst retaining all historical marks, scuffs, character and patina.

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a set of four floating-back armchairs, 1950s, designed for Chandigarh administrative buildings, each of teak with a cane seat and back, two inscribed 'Pb. N. R.' and numbered '35' and '56',52cm wide53cm deep82cm high, 46cm high to seat (4)Provenance: From a private collection, purchased in India during the 1980s.

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a pair of 'PJEC-010301 Library Chairs’ or ‘Chaise En Teck’, designed for Chandigarh, c.1959-60, each of teak and cane, with a brown upholstered seat cushion, with painted marks, together with Certificate of Authenticity from Jacques Dworczak, 47.5cm wide50cm deep75cm high, 43cm high to seat (2)Provenance: University Library in Chandigarh;High Court in Chandigarh (2nd series of furniture in 1960).Reference: Swiss National Museum in Zurich;City Museum in Chandigarh.Literature: Jacques Dworczak, 'Catalogue Raisonné du Mobilier: Jeanneret Chandigarh', published by Assouline, p.92.Condition ReportThese chairs have been restored in Chandigarh, to the original specifications as to when these items were originally made whilst retaining all historical marks, scuffs, character and patina.

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a set of four teak and cane 'Easy' armchairs, c.1955, designed for the Public Service Administration, Chandigarh, two examples painted 'P.S.A./ch/189' and 'P.S.A./ch/197',52.5cm wide67cm deep76cm high, 36cm high to seat (4)Provenance: From a private collection, purchased in India during the 1980s.

19th century horn carved walking cane. Having a handle carved in the form of a horse leg and hoof. Having brass mounts. 85.5cm length.

Victorian twist glass walking cane. 88cm length.

A 9ct gold topped walking cane - London 1920, fitted to a tropical hardwood shaft, 88cm long, together with a silver tipped cane. (2)

Paul HOARE (b. 1952) Blue Cane Chair Pastel Signed lower right Framed and glazed Picture size 63.5 x 37.5cm Overall size 84 x 59cm

An early 20th century walking cane - the handle modelled as the head of a boxer dog, 84cm long, together with another cane. (2)

BATMAN (1989) - Full-Size Joker Statue - A rare full-size statue of the Joker (Jack Nicholson) from Tim Burton's superhero film Batman. This is one of three highly detailed handmade statues of the Clown Prince of Crime created by the artist, with one being displayed at the Heroines & Heroes show at the Lokschuppen Museum.Made of silicone, the head displays a very close likeness to Nicholson, with hand-punched hair dyed green and a hand-painted and airbrushed face, including his unsettling stare and psychotic smile featuring acrylic teeth. The statue is dressed in his signature bold-coloured costume. The custom-made clothing comprises a double-breasted purple woollen coat, a green waistcoat, an orange satin shirt, purple suede gloves, tartan patterned trousers and leather and suede shoes. The Joker carries his signature fedora and walking cane to complete the display. It comes on a black aluminium tread plate base decorated with the iconic Batman symbol. Dimensions: 60 cm x 73 cm x 179 cm (23.75" x 28.75" x 70.5")Special shipping required; see special shipping notice in the Buyer's Guide.VAT Status: M

A delightful set of five hand-carved wooden figurines by Anri, renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship from Val Gardena, Italy. Four of the figures are lively young musicians depicted with flute, violin, drum, and banjo, each rendered with expressive detail and rich hand-painted color. The fifth figure stands with a cane and bunny, capturing a moment of gentle character and warmth. All are marked Anri on the base, with two identified as limited edition pieces. A fine showcase of Anri's traditional artistry and collectible appeal.Dimensions: Tallest figure measures approximately 6.75"HEdition Number: 1813 of 2250, 929 of 2250Country of Origin: ItalyCondition: Age related wear.

Pair of Regency-style white painted and parcel gilt open elbow chairs with cane seats on sabre legs, with striped fabric cushionsBoth in good solid order, some general wear to paint in particular to arms . The cane seats are sound. Damage to one back roundel. Please see the extra images now on our website

A pair of Louis XV-style giltwood salon chairs, late 19th century, French, each with a caned back and seat, with all-over scrolling rococo decoration, raised on cabriole supports, 55cm wide 55cm deep 87cm high (2)Condition ReportGeneral cracks, knocks, chips, rubbing and wear to gilt detail. Some chips and losses to foliate scrolls. Rubbing and wear to cane, with one seat damaged. Old breaks, repairs and historic woodworm damage, which does not appear active. A small amount of wobble in joints but generally sound.

Glazed finish sculpture depicting a young couple strolling, the gentleman hold a cane topped with a pearl. Lladro backstamp. Artist: Julio FernandezIssued: 1969 - 1978Dimensions: 5"L x 5"W x 15"HCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.

This 10-piece Adam Binder Edition collection features a whimsical array of finely detailed wildlife-themed resin figurines with hand-painted finishes and inlaid wood bases. Central to the group is the limited edition Green Frog on Cane, numbered 93 of 250, showcasing Binder's signature naturalist flair and imaginative character. The set includes miniature creatures ranging from aquatic life and amphibians to woodland animals and fantasy scenes like a mouse with a strawberry and a butterfly emerging from an egg. Many pieces bear identifying marks, artist initials, or original labels. A vibrant and charming display of storytelling through miniature sculpture, ideal for collectors of Binder's celebrated menagerie. Largest piece 2.5"H.Issued: c. 2000Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A delightful 10 piece assortment of collectible animal figurines featuring a whimsical variety of subjects including penguins, frogs, monkeys, polar bears, and more. This lot includes several signed limited editions with original Certificates of Authenticity. Noteworthy pieces are Mr. Penguin from the Lockwood Collection, Tree Frogs from the 2006 Collection, and Blue Frog on Cane from the ABC Miniature series. Also featured are the Ape Masks trio, each with distinct expressions and limited to 300 pieces. All pieces are crafted in resin and exhibit finely sculpted detail with vibrant or naturalistic coloration. Adam Binder backstamp. Issued: c. 2000Dimensions: Tallest: 1"L x 1.25"W x 3.75"HCountry of Origin: England Condition: Age related wear.

This 10-piece Adam Binder Edition figurine collection includes a delightful mix of wildlife and whimsical subjects sculpted in Binder's signature miniature style. Highlighting the set are three limited edition pieces - Yellow Frog on Cane (83/250), Frog Berry (110/150), and Christmas Kisses (95/250) - each accompanied by its original Certificate of Authenticity. The remaining figurines include charming characters such as a platypus with baby, a puffed fish, a blackberry, and a pair of bears in boots. Crafted in resin with hand-painted detailing and wood inlays, these figures embody Binder's intricate naturalism and playful imagination. A captivating blend of certified artistry and narrative sculpture, ideal for expanding or beginning an Adam Binder collection. Largest piece 2.75"H.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionEdition Number: 110 of 150; 93 & 95 of 250Country of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Handcrafted in Spain by Lladro, this porcelain figurine titled Beggar with Dog (item 01001094) features a solemn bearded man seated on a rocky base, dressed in tattered garments, leaning on a cane while accompanied by a faithful hound gazing up at him. Rendered in subtle neutral tones, this piece captures a quiet moment of companionship and humility, showcasing Lladro's mastery in expressing emotion and detail through porcelain. This classic figurine remains a poignant tribute to compassion and loyalty. Figurine measures approximately 10.75"H.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.

Three-seat rococo revival style stained beech settee, with blind scrollwork top rail and arms, cane sides and back, on ball and claw feet, upholstered in a tapestry style fabric with matching cushions together with three matching single chairs, 1930s (4) settee 181x61x88cm, chairs 86x76x70cm

Carolean design walnut and oak wingback open armchair, the high wingback upholstered in light blue herringbone fabric, acanthus leaf carved arms with scrolled terminals and on scrolled supports, cane work seat with squab cushion and scatter cushion, the lower rail carved and pierced with putti holding crown surrounded by curled acanthus leaves, leaf carved S-scroll supports united by Scrolled X-framed stretchers Dimensions: Height: 142cm  Length/Width: 82cm  Depth/Diameter: 85cm

Victorian cast iron stick stand, pierced and scrolled frame with twin umbrella or cane loops, surmounted by a lion mask and floral crest, central support with foliate decoration above a fox mask, stepped drip tray with shaped outline and scroll moulded detailingDimensions: Height: 70cm  Length/Width: 48cm  Depth/Diameter: 26cm

A Louis XVI style caned swivel action bergere chair, circa 1900, the moulded top rail terminating in scrolled arms, the seat with caned back and sides, on fluted tapering supports85 x 58 x 58cmProvenance:Property of the late Sir Christopher McMahoncane work of the seat and central back panel are in good conditionthe side panels are double caned one of the outer caned panels on the right side is pierced in two placessee images

A pair of vintage oak and cane chairs together with a Rest Assured child's Mini-chair, a further chair and a stool, tallest H. 94cm.

A carved oak trunk/child's bench with an oak and cane magazine rack, largest 76 x 45 x 31cm.

Antique Bowness & Bowness 11’ 3pc whole cane / flamed bamboo butt & middle , greenheart top rod, c1860 (B.J.A). Brass ferrules with sliding patterned brass ring over carved reel saddle and nine twisted metal rings (Five are brass), inscribed brass handle " CHEVALLET BOWNESS & BOWNESS 230. STRAND. LONDON".

SEVEN NYMPHENBURG PORCELAIN COMMEDIA DELL'ARTE FIGURES AFTER ORIGINALS BY FRANZ ANTON BUSTELLI (1723-1763) VARIOUS DATES MOSTLY THIRD QUARTER 20TH CENTURY Comprising: 'Pierrot', 21cm high, 'Corine', 20.5cm high, 'Dottore', 20cm high, 'Octavio', 18.5cm high, 'Anselmo', 18.5cm high, 'Lalage' 20.5cm high and 'Pantalone', 18.5cm high, all with impressed Wittelsbach shield marks and other painted and impressed marks and numeralsProvenance: From the Estate of the Late Geoffrey and Gina Oxborrow Condition Report: Anselmo's cane has been snapped and glued at the hand. Clean break.Condition Report Disclaimer

A Louis XVI style gilt framed salon suite, comprising two armchairs and two single chairs, with needlework back panels and seats Armchair 1 -one arm very loose/detatched at join to back, one front leg also loose needing repair. Armchair 2 - one arm very loose. Single chairs basically sound. The cane elements are intact, the needlework is a little faded and the fringing to backs stained. Overall there is scattered flaking to gilding. A decorative set but in need of a little restoration and not particularly sturdy. 

19th century French metamorphic child's high chair and walking frame with cane seat and back, turned supports, stamped Brevete SGDG, 101cm high x 54cm wide x 56cm deep 

Group of five vintage cricket bats, including one signed example, comprising: a Quaife & Lilley 'TOM DOLLERY' Autograph and another 'ALL CANE', a 'GRAY NICOLLS' marked 'TAVENNER' and signed by Robert Russell (GB) and Mike Whitney (Aus), another marked 'MILLENNIUM' and a GUNN & MOORE LTD 'The Autograph' (5)

Regency elbow chair with chinoiserie decoration on a black ground, bergere cane back panel and seat, on front turned splayed legs, 86cm high x 57cm wide x 60cm deep 

Pair of contemporary Wesley Barrell bergere armchairs in the Edwardian manner, having cane back and double cane sides, the arm rests and cushion seats upholstered in a different fabric, each chair 78cm high x 67cm wide x 86cm deep (2) 

Hardwood and double cane bergere armchair in the manner of Wesley Barrell, having a blue weave cushion seat, 87cm high x 75cm wide x 81cm deep 

Collection of six chairs including three matching elm seated and ash hoop and spindle back dining chairs, 90cm high x 38cm wide, a George III mahogany elbow chair with pierced shaped splat and drop-in seat, 96cm high x 68cm wide, a Regency mahogany elbow chair and a bentwood bistro chair with cane seat (6) 

Wesley Barrell contemporary double cane bergere and stained hardwood armchair with a cream upholstered and pink floral patterned removable seat with cushion, 84cm high x 66cm wide x 66cm deep 

Three large African carved wooden combs, length of largest approx 90cm, and an African carved wooden figural walking stick, carved with a serpent scrolling the cane, length 93cm (4).

A collection of eleven assorted walking sticks and canes, including three silver topped examples, one hallmarked for London 1920, length 91cm, another ebony cane, Chester 1899, length 91cm, and a further example hallmarked for Birmingham 1900, length 91cm, also a white metal mounted horn handled walking stick, length 84cm, a substantial carved wooden Chinese walking stick modelled as a dragon, length 95cm, etc.

A collection of assorted 19th century and later photographs, contained in two albums and loose, including an early 20th century Fijian photograph album including photographs from village school, banana packing station, patients and sisters, Bau island, firewalkers on stones, Fijians, Indian cane farmers etc, also family photograph albums, etc.

Marcel Breuer Manner - A cantilever chrome, beech and cane Cesca style chair. Rattan back rest and seat on chrome tubular frame. Measures approx: 81x46x50cm

An Indo - Portuguese manner hardwood and cane hall bench. The bench having a carved pierced back rest with scrolled foliate motifs and matching back splats. Arm rests to each end terminating in S scroll & finishing with fish motif. Cane worked woven seat panels over scrolled & floral apron. All raised on turned legs.Measures approx. 95cm x 137cm x 43cm.

Conservatory cane table

COPPER TEAPOT, CAST BRONZED WEIGHTED CHERUB STYLE TABLE LAMP BASE, COPPER BUGLE ORNAMENT, SET OF LETTER SCALES & WEIGHTS, OLD CANE FISHING ROD

SPLIT CANE MILBRO F63 FISHING ROD, OLD WOODEN FISHING ROD

CARVED OAK BAROMETER/THERMOMETER, LADIES WHITE METAL TIPPED CANE, 3 LADIES UMBRELLA'S/PARASOLS

A BUNDLE OF FISHING RODS comprising a Pitsfird Mk II two section fly rod, a telescopic fly rod fitted with a Shakespeare 2531 reel, a Fibatube fly rod in a metal tube, a large fish hook on a large cane, an unmarked two section course rod, two unmarked two section fly rods, (1 bundle) (Condition Report: age related wear to all items, signs of possible repair to some tips)

A traditional cane seated footstool, width approx. 41cm

This early colorway example features King Charles in a long black robe with matching shoes adorned with black floral details at the buckles. He wears olive-green gloves and a white ruffled collar over a black ensemble with a blue ribbon and medallion. The figure stands on an octagonal base shaded in tones of purple and yellow. The base is signed Tittensor and bears the Royal Doulton stamp and impressed model number.Artist: Charles Noke and Harry TittensorIssued: 1920 - 1951Dimensions: 16"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. Cane, professionally created.

Vintage Cased Fishing Rod, Horn handled cane and 2 Silver mounted canes

A Victorian style novelty walking cane, the handle in the form of a dog's head, 92cm long

A 19th century ash cane seated folding wheelchair, bearing a label for John Ward Ltd, 246 Tottenham Court Road

An Edwardian walking cane, with a hardwood shaft and silver handle, 86cm long

A Murano coloured glass vase, 41cm high, together with two glass flowers and a cane (4)

A Victorian walking cane, with an ebony shaft and silver crown, holding a polished stone ball handle, London 1884, engraved with initials W P, having a brass tip, 89cm long

A 1924 British Empire Exhibition enamelled match book case, a 1992 UK silver proof one pound coin, a Festival of Britain crown, and a silver walking cane top with Masonic enamelled London Warwickshire Lodge plaque

A mid-century bamboo and cane armchair, the shaped back with arched details, raised on splayed feet: h.x 82cm l.x 63cm w.x 60cm

Victorian cast iron cane or stick stand, the top with a large loop lifting handle and floral design above geometric pierced decoration, central vertical rod, and octagonal base with lion paw feetDimensions: Height: 88cm  Length/Width: 40cm  Depth/Diameter: 40cm

Regency period simulated rosewood 'Roman' style library armchair, arched top rail with scooped back above reeded and down-swept scroll arms with cane seat, and plush velvet squab cushion on tapered sabre legs on square brass cup castors, circa 1810 Provenance: Bairnsfather family, India, and St. Andrews, Scotland Dimensions: Height: 87cm  Length/Width: 55cm  Depth/Diameter: 52cm

Pair of 20th-century Hampton & Sons of London cane back walnut armchairs, scroll carved top rail above drop-in cushion upholstered seats with scroll carved apron, straight tapered legs with carved knee and pad feet Dimensions: Height: 85cm  Length/Width: 51cm  Depth/Diameter: 39cm

20th century giltwood neoclassical style display stand, square top above carved floral and foliate details, cane shelf above scroll carved cabriole legs Dimensions: Height: 120cm  Length/Width: 30cm  Depth/Diameter: 30cm