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  • Tea Party Derby Adjustable Walking Stick, Water Lillies by Claude Monet
  • Tea Party Derby Adjustable Walking Stick, Water Lillies by Claude Monet

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Tea Party Derby Adjustable Walking Stick, Water Lillies by Claude Monet

  • item code: WS122

R1470.00

Produced by Classic Canes under licence from The National Gallery in London, this adjustable derby cane features the much-loved 'waterlilies' painting by Claude Monet, 1840–1926. Painted in 1899, 'The Water-Lily Pond' is one of Monet's most famous masterpieces. This cane is height adjustable between 77 and 100cm making it suitable for a wide variety of users' heights.
  • Fitted with a non-slip rubber ferrule.
  • Item weight: 315g.
  • Ferrule diameter: 16mm

Features

  • Classic Canes Fashion Derby Monet Water Lillies
  • Unique patterned mobility aid from the Classic Canes range
  • Derby shaped handle
  • Rubber ferrule for safety
  • Handle shape allows the cane to easily be hung across your arm when not in use

The walking still is produced under licence from the National Gallery. 
The design is based on:

Claude Monet, 1840–1926
The Water-Lily Pond (detail), 1899
© The National Gallery, London
 
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