Steel Mace

German hand-forged steel mace, c. 1580, the top section with a short finial above seven irregular shaped flanges, each with dolphins, the shaft and handle with grip grooves, overall: approx 23.25"l, 3

Europe, probably German in the 15th century style. Heavy all-steel medieval flanged mace with a turned steel lower handle, smooth steel shaft, and five carved steel flanges with a twisted finial. Size

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

A QAJAR STEEL MACE MODELLED AS AN OX HEAD, 72cm long.

Rare mace head hand made of heavy steel. Mace is hand made with unique design to harm enemy in war. his must be made by some master artist. Chain is missing. Pictures are part of description. High abo

Central Asia, Indo-Persian, ca. 18th century CE. An original, rare round mace featuring an ornate handle similar in style to Indo-Persian swords, a long, columnar shaft, and a ring-like mace end, all

Persian horned Devil's head steel ceremonial mace, long cylindrical shaft, knob pommel, bell shaped collar and figural horned devil’s head club top, allover engraved filigree design, 27" (h)

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

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

Mace of steel , large sized with corresponding stand of Snake shape. Unique in this combination with stand , dimensions and amazing handicraft. The head shaped as two devil faces with horns and richly

An antique Persian ceremonial mace made of steel. Lade Qajar dynasty, before 1925. Long cylindrical shaft with knob pommel, bell shaped collar, and figural horned devils head club. The item is decorat

A steel horned demon ceremonial mace. Measures 28" long.

German, Medieval /Gothic in style of the late 15th or 16th century but later, the mace features a cast steel head of 6 ears and pierced to each with a 4 leafed clover, shaft with hexagonal pattern and

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

Europe, Probably German or Polish, heavy all-steel one handed flail in the (style of the 15th _x000d_C.) with a heavy spiked steel ball and chain with solid steel shaft. 33" L, pole 16" L, mace 5 1/2"

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",

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

The steel head of flattened spherical form, multiflanged, with faceted terminal, the long socket expanding continuously toward the original stepped wooden haft pierced for a lanyard, the wire-wrapped

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

Conventional Indo Persian Mace Gurg/Flail 14 spikes inserted like Pyramid 5 ways Trident, hand engraved Arabic calligraphy. Made: Made of hand forged steel, hand hammered & hand chiseled. Province: Pe

Blade Length: 2 5/8 inches Frame Length: 3 1/8 inches Blade Steel: ATS-34

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

Blade Length: 2 3/4 inches Frame Length: 4 1/16 inches Blade Steel: ATS-34

Blade Length: 2 inches Frame Length: 3 1/4 inches Blade Steel: ATS-34