Stick Umbrella with Greek Key Pattern

This is a single stick umbrella, likely a men's type given its sturdy appearance and dark handle. The canopy is a light, perhaps off-white or cream color, constructed from a textile material that appears to be nylon or polyester, chosen for its water-repellent properties. It features a distinctive decorative band running along the edge of each panel, approximately 2-3 inches wide, displaying a recurring geometric pattern in a dark color, possibly navy blue or black. This pattern resembles a Greek key or meander design, adding a classical or traditional aesthetic. The umbrella's frame appears to be made of metal, with visible ribs supporting the canopy. The handle is a 'J'-shaped or curved handle, common for stick umbrellas, and appears to be made of a dark, possibly plastic or lacquered wood material, with a lighter band near its base, possibly to enhance grip or as a decorative accent. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious tears, significant stains, or major structural damage visible from the provided image. The canopy seems taut, suggesting the ribs are intact. The handle also looks to be in good shape, without visible cracks or significant wear. There are no discernible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps visible in the image. Given the classic design elements and the functional nature, this umbrella likely dates from the late 20th century to the present day, with the geometric pattern offering a timeless appeal. Its craftsmanship appears solid, indicating a functional and durable item.