Ivory Parrots Cane by Swaine, Adeney & Brigg
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Crafted by one of the most famous makers of superior walking sticks, a beautifully carved ivory handle tops this ebonized walking stick by the London firm of Swaine, Adeney & Brigg. The handle is hand-carved in the form of two parrots and is secured by an ivory collar.
Swaine, Adeney & Brigg began has been creating fine gentlemen's goods for over 250 years. The firm gained its first Royal Warrant during the reign of King George III, an honor they still hold today. The firm attracted world-wide attention at the 1851 London Crystal Palace Exhibition and later at the Paris Exhibition Universelle in 1900, winning multiple awards at both events. Today, items created by Swaine, Adeney & Brigg are the choice of royals, dignitaries and celebrities. In fact, the brown leather fedora worn by fictional adventurer Indiana Jones was made especially by Swaine, Adeney & Brigg for the movie.
Swaine, Adeney & Brigg began has been creating fine gentlemen's goods for over 250 years. The firm gained its first Royal Warrant during the reign of King George III, an honor they still hold today. The firm attracted world-wide attention at the 1851 London Crystal Palace Exhibition and later at the Paris Exhibition Universelle in 1900, winning multiple awards at both events. Today, items created by Swaine, Adeney & Brigg are the choice of royals, dignitaries and celebrities. In fact, the brown leather fedora worn by fictional adventurer Indiana Jones was made especially by Swaine, Adeney & Brigg for the movie.
