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Image Not Available for Walking Cane belonging to James Watt (1736-1819)
Walking Cane belonging to James Watt (1736-1819)
Image Not Available for Walking Cane belonging to James Watt (1736-1819)

Walking Cane belonging to James Watt (1736-1819)

Creator British (Birmingham ?)
Datelate 18th century
Mediumwood overlaid with pigment and glazed silver leaf, brass tip and ivory knop
DimensionsOverall: 97 cm (38 3/16 in.)
Credit LineThe Thomson Collection at the Art Gallery of Ontario
Category
    Object number2004/58
    Copyright
    Photo © AGO
    LocationNot currently on display

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    Image Not Available for Bust of James Watt, engineer (1736-1819)
    Bust of James Watt, engineer (1736-1819)
    Benjamin Cheverton
    1841
    Sculpture
    Image Not Available for Bust of James Watt, engineer (1736-1819)
    Bust of James Watt, engineer (1736-1819)
    Benjamin Cheverton
    1842
    Sculpture
    Image Not Available for Bust possibly of Thomas Slingsby Duncombe M.P., radical politician (1796-1861) or James Watt, engineer (1736-1819)
    Bust possibly of Thomas Slingsby Duncombe M.P., radical politician (1796-1861) or James Watt, engineer (1736-1819)
    Benjamin Cheverton
    19th century
    Ivory
    Image Not Available for Portrait of James Watt (1736-1819)
    Portrait of James Watt (1736-1819)
    Henry Bone
    1803
    Enamel
    Image Not Available for James Watt's Spectacles
    James Watt's Spectacles
    British
    18th century
    Eyeglasses
    Image Not Available for French or British warship, Prisoner of War model
    French or British warship, Prisoner of War model
    British
    c. 1795-1815
    Ship Model
    Image Not Available for Bust possibly of Thomas Slingsby Duncombe or James Watt
    Bust possibly of Thomas Slingsby Duncombe or James Watt
    Benjamin Cheverton
    19th Century
    Ivory
    Image Not Available for Armed Merchantmen (?), Dockyard Model
    Armed Merchantmen (?), Dockyard Model
    British
    c. 1760
    Ship Model
    Image Not Available for French 18-gun corvette, Prisoner of War model
    French 18-gun corvette, Prisoner of War model
    British
    c. 1795-1815
    Ship Model
    Image Not Available for French or British warship, Prisoner of War model
    French or British warship, Prisoner of War model
    British
    c. 1795-1815
    Ship Model
    Image Not Available for Maltese fighting galley, Prisoner of War model
    Maltese fighting galley, Prisoner of War model
    British
    c. 1795-1815
    Ship Model
    Image Not Available for Portrait of King James I
    Portrait of King James I
    Nicholas Hilliard
    c. 1610
    Watercolour
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