This Victorian walking stick features a fritz antler handle which is furnished with a silver collar hallmarked for: 
'London 1896' 
Along with a makers mark: 
'J.S' 
For the renowned London-based walking stick and umbrella manufacturers: 
'James Smith'  
'In 1830, a Mr Smith founded the now-famous firm of James Smith and Sons at Foubert’s Place, just off Regent Street in London’s West End. The items were made in a small workshop in the back of the shop and then sold to customers at the front. The shop is currently located in Hazelwood House, London.'   

The collar also has a presentation for the original owner: 
'Puckrup 
April 21 1897' 
'Puckrup is a small town in Tewkesbury.' 

Malacca shaft with a small flex and a metal ferrule. 

Measurements: 
Length - 88.5cm
Length of the handle - 11.3cm 
Diameter of the shaft under the collar - 2.1cm 
Weight - 217g 
 
In good condition with some very minor dings to the collar, consistent with age. Small flex.