Vintage Antique Walking Cane Wooden Walking Stick Silver Brass Handle Knob Gift

I loved it. Great quality and perfect for costuming. Very good price for what you get.

I used this for a Gilded Age event and it was very sturdy and looked high quality. I did not experience any of the issues others have stated.

I had knee replacement surgery recently and wanted a nice cane. This one is good, but its not great. The knob on top is off center a bit, not too noticeable, but I am OCD :) Also, the rubber foot on the bottom as others noted allow the screw to scratch the surface. On mine, this is because it was installed upside-down! The indent on the exposed side is shallow, but if you remove it and flip it over, you get the deep indent facing the bottom and its deep enough that the screw never hits the floor once installed correctly. Overall, it is pretty sturdy and nice that it folds up, and pretty light compared to my other cane.

I got this for a community theater production. I am extremely pleased with the quality for the price. It is amazing! I thought it would be light and cheap looking but good enough to fill my current need for an on stage prop. It is heavy, solid and looks great. Other members of the cast couldn’t believe the price. It comes apart and the screw mechanism to fasten it together is heavy duty and the screws are long enough to make a good strong connection. I HIGHLY recommend this product.

I purchased this walking stick as a prop for my performance as Judge Turpin in a community production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. It is very sturdy and looks terrific for the nominal price I paid for it.

Well worth it. I had a knee injury and had to walk around a conference and this was just showy enough to be fun. Not super durable. Lasted for me but good for casual use.

Very nice decoration/prop! I have bought it three times as of now, and I have no regrets! I recently had this shipped to my school's assistant principal because he tried to confiscate my cane, saying it was a weapon. Since then, I wanted to give him his own so he wouldn't have to take mine! I'm sure he'll enjoy the surprise gift!

You get what you pay for. It's OK, definitely need to replace the tip, the brass handle don't line up with cane. It's heavy, but i definitely don't trust putting to much weight on it. It does bow a little, i think it's because it's not one solid piece. I like it, it's classy, but not sure I'll be keeping it. It was cheap, so I might. Who knows.