Cane
- Object Name:
- Cane
- Object ID:
- 1907.014.11
- Place of Origin:
- Keene, NH
- Date:
- circa 1830
- Description:
- Cane. Wood and brass. Round gold colored head, with a little tarnish, with round tapered malacca shaft. "Chas. Wyman" engraved in script on top of gold-colored head. Cap slightly flared from shallow dome end. Single reed-shape around bottom edge of shaft. A slight ridge at top of sides, particularly at larger end of shaft. Average diameter of 8.2" at bottom of shaft. At top, shaft 0.92" to 0.98" diameter.
- Material:
- Wood
Metal
Gold
Malacca - Dimensions:
- L-34.8 Dia-1.25 inches Weight-7.5 oz
- Provenance:
- Part of a collection of artifacts gathered by Thomas W. Wyman (1793-1854) and his son, Robert H. Wyman (1822-1882). The artifacts were bequeathed to the Society by Florence M. Wyman (1861-1907), the widow of Thomas W. Wyman (1856-1903), the son of Robert H. Wyman.
- Credit Line:
- Bequest of Florence M. Wyman
- People:
- Wyman, Isaac (1756-1835), Wyman, Charles (1802-1884), Wyman, Thomas W. (1793-1854), Wyman, Robert H. (1822-1882), Wyman, Florence M. (1861-1907)
- Subjects:
- Canes
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