Mace - a double-edged weapon of eastern origin, a metal head mounted on a handle. The head was constructed from 6 to as many as 20 feathers. Mace was used in Europe from the 10th to the 15th century, both by infantry and cavalry, in Poland from the 16th to 18th century it was a sign of officers' power of captains, colonels, lieutenants and ensigns - then they were usually richly decorated, with rounded feathers.

The presented item is a new mace made of brass, complete with a wooden base. APolish product - we support Polish craftsmanship.

The shaft of the mace is a brass turned bar, at the point of the handle wrapped with a decorative white and red cord. The head is made of 6 brass feathers - star twisted elements. The whole looks, as befits an insignia of power, majestic. Highly polished and varnished.
Wooden tabloid of trapezoidal cross-section, fitted with two padded supports of matching diameters. Entirely stained and semi-gloss lacquered.

A "top shelf" gift, ideal for the boss.

Dimensions:
Weight with stand: 1.615 kg
Weight of mace alone: 1.075 kg
Length of mace: 49 cm
Width of head: 8 cm
Diameter of spar: 3.5 cm
Length of base: 50 cm
Width of base: 16 cm
Height of base: 2 cm
Height of the handle: 7 cm

There is a possibility of making a plaque with dedication, an example of a plaque can be seen in the photos.
Dedication is not included in the price.

Replica of a mace with a blunt blade, faithfully reflects the original, however it does not have any functional features (within the meaning of the Act on Weapons and Ammunition of 21 May 1999 - Journal of Laws of 2012, item 576, as amended).