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George H. Burham Ivory & Gold Cane Civil War 1860

Currency:USD Category:Collectibles Start Price:25.00 USD Estimated At:400.00 - 2,250.00 USD
George H. Burham Ivory & Gold Cane Civil War 1860
This is a rare Ivory and Gold handled wood walking cane from George Henry Burnham (1832-1907). The cane dates to Civil War era 1860’s where George H. Burnham served with notability and honor and was from Providence, Rhode Island. This is the same George Henry Burnham that was issued the State of Rhode Island Civil War Recognition 1869 certificate listed previously. This piece is from the Anne Burnham estate, Anne was a direct descendant of Elias Boudinot President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783. George H. Burnham was also a high ranking General in the Masonic Order. Early piece of American History. The handle shows a rich solid Ivory handle with hand relief etched carved rich yellow or rose Gold accent band that is etched, “Geo. H. Burnham, Providence, R.I.”. The cane has a wood construction with metal rod reinforcement and shows very well preserved Museum quality condition. Measures 36 3/8”L with a 4.75”W x 1 1/8” thick handle. The Ivory in this piece is guaranteed to be over 150 years old and taken legally.