A Memento Mori Ebonised & Carved Antler Walking Cane as a Skull c.1890-1900 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The full verse reads: {34:17}

The full verse reads: {34:17} Timentis Dominum beata est anima eius

the active pattern of perceiving objects

All part of the charm we say

reflecting the aesthetics of English Romanticism

Depth: 29” (all at extremities)

A Memento Mori Ebonised & Carved Antler Walking Cane as a Skull c.1890-1900 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The full verse reads: {34:17}Origin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1890 1900Length: 35Handle Width: 1Handle Depth: 2The beautifully hand carved antler handle modelled as a hand clasping a skull above a white metal collar, to an ebonised shaft and original brass ferrule and surviving from the turn of the nineteenth century. In good overall order, there is some very minor movement to the handle and some small amount of loss but it remains complete and