A well-preserved Medieval knobbed iron mace head

A well-preserved Medieval knobbed iron mace head, Eastern Europe, c. 13th - 14th Century, a variety of the Kiev knobbed mace, with four large spikes around a rectangular body, the upper and lower corn

A Medieval iron mace head, c. 10th – 14th Century, with vertical flanges around a mounting shaft. H: 2 ¾ in (7 cm). Typical stable oxide patina. Ex Los Angeles private collection.

A Near Eastern lobed bronze mace head, c. 1000 – 500 BC, the cylindrical shaft with double grooves bordering crossing lines and two rows of rounded projections. L: 1 7/8 in (4.8 cm). Well-preserved

**Originally Listed At $150** Europe, Roman period to Medieval period, ca. 1st century BCE to 9th century CE. A collection of seven iron and eleven bronze arrowheads, all well-preserved. The bronze ar

A pair of Nicoya stone mace heads, Costa Rica, c. AD 100 - 500. Largest 3 x 2 1/8 in (7.6 x 5.3 cm). Both well-preserved with attractive mottled mineral deposits. Ex Costa-Mejia collection, California

11th-13th century AD. An iron macehead, tubular with vertical flanges alternating with pyramidal spikes. See discussion in Nicolle, D. Arms and Armour of the Crusading Era 1050-1350, London, 1999, ite

12th-15th century AD. A spherical iron macehead with vertically ribbed surface, pierced centrally. 434 grams, 55mm (2 1/4") Ex German collection; acquired 1980s. [No Reserve]

Central Europe (Germany, Austria), Eastern Hallstatt Culture, ca. 8th to 6th centuries BCE. An amazingly well-preserved iron artifact, from the Early Iron Age in Europe. A large axe head, thin, broade

A pair of late Medieval European iron keys, 14th Century, both well-preserved with lozenge-shaped bows and natural oxide patination. L: 3 1/8 in (7.9 cm) and 3 in (7.6 cm). Ex collection of a Manhatta

Roman Knife with Decorated Handle 1st ,3rd century AD Well preserved Roman knife with iron- one edge blade attached to a decorated bronze handle with terminal formed as ram head. Fine condition. Ex Eu

Circa 1330 AD. A heavy iron war mace, with hexagonal prismatic head surmounted by an iron button, the faces of the hexagon divided by lines preserving traces of gilding; mounted upon an iron staff wit

A group of 3 Chinese iron and bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each a bronze trilobate head with long heavy iron tang. Longest: 7 1/8 in (18 cm). Each is well-preserved.

**Originally Listed At $100** Ancient Near East, ca. 1500 to 500 BCE. Two bronze tweezers, one lengthy iron arrowhead, and one trilobate arrow head that is exceptionally well preserved. Size of larges

A well-preserved iron broad sword believed to be from the Medieval period, c. 1250 - 1450, Oakeshott Type XIV, the blade broad, flat and sharply tapering with reinforced tip, the fuller running 3/4 th

Early European Cast Iron Mace. 19th Century, Victorian copy of 15-16 century medieval period type of hand weapon. Total length is 24.25". head diameter - 4".

A Roman bronze knife with iron blade, c. 2nd - 3rd Century BC. The handle terminating in a dolphin or fish's head and the shaft with incised circle decorations. The well-preserved blade is a utilitari

With an elaborate mace head design, cast in bronze and hand chased, it can be either a symbol of authority or a war weapon, well-shaped carved wood design, antique. Size: 26 3/4 in. long.

Ancient Near East, northwestern Iran, Luristan, ca. 1000 to 600 BCE. A fascinating iron mace head of tubular form with 3 pairs of slithering serpents undulating vertically down the sides. Size: 1.3" D

A nice iron mace head, Eastern Europe, 14th - 15th Century, with flat top and six vertically orientated flanges or 'wings'. A nice solid example and was originally mounted on the end of a long wooden

Ancient Roman Period Iron Mace head c.2nd-4th century AD. Size 2 1/4 inches length. Unusual ancient Iron Mace Head. minor ware otherwise Perfect condition. Provenance: ex David Liebert the time machin

Near East / Central Asia, Iran (Persia) Empire, Qajar Dynasty, ca. late 18th to 19th century CE. A pair of cast iron mace heads used primarily in symbolic and ceremonial contexts, but based on a class

**Originally Listed At $1000** Central/Eastern Europe, Balkan Region (Slovenia, Serbia, Bulgaria), Celtic peoples, ca. early 1st millennium BCE. A rare, lovely, and well-preserved iron sword of a sing

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Chavin, ca. 900 to 500 BCE. A beautifully-preserved mace head carved from dense stone with a slightly rough texture. The circular base has a central socketing hole whi

Northern Europe, Viking, ca. 8th to 11th century CE. A rare well-preserved iron fire starter: a long oval shape with an openwork curved motif inside its wide border, formed by a hammered flat band of