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Architect Gadget Cane

Architect Gadget Cane

This exceptional architect’s cane is a striking example of Victorian-era craftsmanship and ingenuity. Outfitted with two hidden compartments filled with tools for geometric measurements and drafting pen nibs, the cane serves as both a functional instrument and a work of art. The center segment of the shaft doubles as a leveling tool, while the detachable ferrule cleverly expands into a pointer. The cane also contains a glass vial for drafting ink. Far more than a symbol of social status, 19th-century canes like this one exemplified the era's remarkable engineering innovation and practical sophistication.

37 1/8’’ height
$8,850.00
Architect Gadget Cane
$8,850.00

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Architect Gadget Cane

This exceptional architect’s cane is a striking example of Victorian-era craftsmanship and ingenuity. Outfitted with two hidden compartments filled with tools for geometric measurements and drafting pen nibs, the cane serves as both a functional instrument and a work of art. The center segment of the shaft doubles as a leveling tool, while the detachable ferrule cleverly expands into a pointer. The cane also contains a glass vial for drafting ink. Far more than a symbol of social status, 19th-century canes like this one exemplified the era's remarkable engineering innovation and practical sophistication.

37 1/8’’ height

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This exceptional architect’s cane is a striking example of Victorian-era craftsmanship and ingenuity. Outfitted with two hidden compartments filled with tools for geometric measurements and drafting pen nibs, the cane serves as both a functional instrument and a work of art. The center segment of the shaft doubles as a leveling tool, while the detachable ferrule cleverly expands into a pointer. The cane also contains a glass vial for drafting ink. Far more than a symbol of social status, 19th-century canes like this one exemplified the era's remarkable engineering innovation and practical sophistication.

37 1/8’’ height