INDIAN FLANGED HEAD BATTLE MACE

Central Asia, Northern India and Pakistan, ca. 19th century CE. A long wooden pole with wrapped iron coils and a flanged mace head surmounted on one end. The name for these clubs or maces like these i

Antique Mughal Indian or Persian Engraved Battle Mace with Demon Head.Full Length inch Blade Length inch

Very Rare 15th-17th C. French or Italian All-steel Flanged Battle Mace Used for Smashing the Knights Armor & Helmets, Each of the 6 Flags Having Chiseled Decorative Patterns at the Base & Three Pierce

Very Elaborate 16th-17th C. All-steel German or French Knight Flanged Battle Mace with Spiral Twist Shaft Grip Surface for Firmer Grasp in Combat, Bearing a Hole for the Wrist Strap. An Exceptionally

Good All-steel 16th-17th C. Hungarian or Polish Flanged Battle Mace with Ridged Hand Grip for Firmer Grasp in Combat. Full Length 28 inch

Massive 17th-18th C. Mughal Indian SHISHPAR Battle Mace of Impressive Rare Form, Mounted with a KHANDA Sword Style Hilt of Somewhat Unusual Form. Nice Pierced Steel Decorations Throughout the Hilt. An

Very Good 17th-18th C. Mughal Indian SHISHPAR Flanger Iron Battle Mace with KHANDA Sword Hilt. A Powerful Percussion Weapon, Capable of Delivering Truly Devastating Blows at Skilled Warrior's Hands in

Rare Antique American Civil War Era Native Indian Trade War Club Battle Mace.Carved 1 piece Chippewa Ball Club made from hardwood. Engravings and markings carved on each side. Chip carving decorations

A trio of Chimu/Inca copper mace head pendants from Peru, ca. 1300 – 1500 AD. They are 1” in diameter and are miniature examples of traditional battle maces. Good mineral deposits.

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Good Battle Flail Mace for a European Knight, Probably 16th-17th C. Italian or German, with Ridged Solid Steel Head, Well Worked Mounts & Nice Old Wood Handle. Total length : 30", Handle length : 22",

Ancient Near East, modern day Iran, Luristan, ca. 1100 BCE. A cast bronze tubular mace head with a flared rim that extends to the socket mouth. A bulbous flanged section with a quilted pattern fills o

South Asia, northern India, Deccan Plateau, ca. 19th century CE. A refined, mold-made copper ceremonial mace presenting a spiraling body with a bulb-like pommel that tapers to a double-headed ram fini

**Originally Listed At $800** Pre-Columbian, Uruguay, east of modern Montevideo, Charrua Indians, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. An intriguing throwing weapon or perhaps a mace head carved by hand from

Mughal work, the profiled, crescent-form head with flanged rectangular peen, thickly overlaid in silver and chiseled in floral and vegetal motifs. The gilded haft decorated en suite, the pommel unscre

Antique Indian Inlaid Bronze, Brass and Wood Ceremonial Mace , lobed head with foliate inlay, l. 20 3/4 in.; together with two antique Indian iron axes, larger with figural decoration, l. 28 1/4 in. a

An ancient Near Eastern mace head. Crafted from durable materials, mace heads were formidable weapons wielded by warriors in battle. As an archaeological find, this mace head offers valuable insights

Antique Shishpar Flanged Mace, of the rare hilted variety. Introduced by the Delhi Sultanate and was utilised by the Moghul Empire well after the Sultanate's fall in the First Battle of Panipat in 152

Continental or Persian, 17th century, short handled steel weapon used for battle between armored opponents, hung from the saddle of a horse, ball shaped head with grooved sections, etched design runni

Ca. 900-1100 AD. A bronze mace head with a pear-shaped head with incised decoration, tapering shaft, and rectangular-shaped opening for attachment. Cavalry shaft-mounted weapons like battle hammers, m

Ca. 1st millennium BC.A carved hardstone ball-type mace head with a central shafting hole. Stone mace heads were a type of blunt weapon used in ancient Mesopotamia for both battle and ceremonial purpo

19th C. Indian Islamic Tabar Silver Inlaid Battle Axe. Decorated handle. Total length 20.5". Head - 5.25".

Unusual Indian brass fisted war hammer mace or crutch, 19th century with a long hollowed steel shaft that has a brass cast fist clasping a tiger head in brass and spiral four sided tip steel spike wit

India 19th Century Axe head decorated with flower and tendril design with red fringe over finely turned handle. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Overall length 38 1/2".Axe head 7 1/4" x 7 3/4