This cane has a hand-carved mother of pearl Fritz handle and is furnished with two 18 carat gold-plated collars and a mother of pearl collar with a decorative texture.
The upper gold collar is hallmarked:
'18ct GP.'

The upper & lower collars are engraved with a presentation:
'Presented to
Mrs J.W. Shaw
By the
Teachers of
Foster Lane
Wesleyan School'

'On the Occasion
of Her Marriage' 
'The church and school in Foster Lane, Hebden Bridge were opened on 28th June 1905 by Miss Ethel Lord. Hebden Bridge is a market town in the Calderdale district of West Yorkshire, England. The town is the largest settlement in the civil parish of Hebden Royd.
The Wesleyan Church (also known as the Wesleyan Methodist Church and the Free Methodist Church) is a Protestant Christian denomination that is part of the holiness movement, which emphasizes a personal experience of holiness and a commitment to living a holy life.'

The shaft is made of partridge wood with a metal ferrule.

An elegant cane, suitable for use or a collector.

Measurements:
Length - 89cm
Diameter of top - 8.0cm
Diameter of the shaft below the collars - 1.3cm
Weight - 115g
 
Good condition, 3 chips & 1 stable split to handle & stable split to collar. Light dings to gold & historic repair to shaft.