Medieval Iron Spike in Stone

Circa 1400 ADA Substancial Medieval Iron war hammer; elaborately decorated; with spike used against helmets and armour.For an elaborately modelled example see:The Metropolitan Museum of Art accession

Western/Central Europe, France or Germany, World War I era, ca. 1914 to 1918 CE. A deadly weapon with a wooden handle and an iron spike surmounted on the tip. This club resembles a medieval style of w

**Originally Listed At $200** Roman, Imperial Period to Early Medieval period, ca. 3rd to 10th century CE. An iron ballista spike projectile with a twisted wrought iron shaft and open socket for hafti

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

Vintage from the 1960s Read the full description Materials: wood, tile, ceramic, stone, wrought Iron, metal Width: 16 inches Height: 16 inches Depth: 16 inches Vintage Spanish Red Tile Gothic Wrought

13th-15th century AD. A group of nine large hand-forged iron caltrops with keeled spikes. 262 grams total, 89-93mm (3 1/2"). From the family collection of a UK gentleman, by descent in the early 1970s

Viollet-Le- Duc's, the great French 19th C. restoration architect's Iron casting of an original medieval stone sculpture of a Woman from the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Lausanne, Switzerland.(DJOD5226)

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, England & France, Medieval to Post Medieval Period, ca. 13th to 17th century CE. A collection of 6 assorted boot spurs with rowel spikes - some still rota

13th-15th century AD. A hand-forged iron collar of ten links with barbed spikes to the outer edges and pierced plates with pairs of prongs. 799 grams, 27cm (10 1/2"). From an important English collect

17th-18th century AD. An iron axehead comprising a bulbous socket with baluster to each end, triangular blade with curved edge, heater-shaped blade to the rear. 278 grams, 21.5cm (8 1/2"). Property of

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

Ca. 1300 AD The great helm is composed of five riveted sheets of iron, four of which stand upright and are covered with an overlapping oval-shaped, flat top. The round top rivets are hand-forged, foll

Ca. 1400 ADComposed of three iron plates riveted together, this helm enclosed the wearer's head. The vision was provided by a ridged, horizontal sight between the eyes for better protection. The cross

Ca. 1250-1350 AD. Medieval Western Europe. A stunning, forged-iron long sword of the Oakeshott Type XIIa.4 with a long hilt and a flat disc pommel where the broad chamfers have been cut into octagonal

Ca. 1250-1370 AD. Medieval Western Europe. A beautiful forged Oakeshott type XIIIa longsword with a long grip and a disc-shaped pommel with a recessed inner disc. The cross is lenticular and the narro

Ca. 1410-1510 AD. Medieval Western Europe. A stunning, forged-iron long sword of the Oakeshott Type XVIIIa with a slender hand guard, a discoid pommel, and rounded guards. The narrow triangular blade

Languedoc, France, 12th century A.D. A carved, square-topped limestone capital, a stylised human head facing outwards from each corner, each with shoulder-length hair, an elongated U-shaped face featu

Ca. 1350-1460 ADMedieval sword with raised boss pommel and straight cross guard with drop tips on the ends. The blade is straight and flat with no fuller . There are slight surface pits and the patter

Medieval Iron Viking sword in excavated condition. Blade shows central flute on each side of blade. Found buried under water close to a citadel near Cologne, Germany. Includes custom fitted wooden box

Medieval Iron Viking sword in excavated condition. Blade shows central flute on each side of blade. Found buried under water close to a citadel near Cologne, Germany. Includes custom fitted wooden box

Medieval Iron Viking sword in excavated condition. Blade shows central flute on each side of blade. Found buried under water close to a citadel near Cologne, Germany. Includes custom fitted wooden box

Ca.1350-1450 AD Sword/short sword with round pommel, raised boss type plus tommy bar type cross guard. The blade is triangular and looks to have been sharpened many times. There is light surface pitti

Ancient Central / Northern Europe, Celtic Iron Age, ca. 5th to 1st century BCE; Northern Europe, Scandinavia, Viking or Norse culture, ca. 9th to 11th century CE; Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4t

Medieval iron sword with long blade, hand grip and protection and circular finial, possibly earth found, partly rusty Lenght : 94