The mace - blunt weapon of Eastern origin, metal head mounted on the handle. The warhead was made of 6 to 20 feathers. Mouthpieces were used in Europe from the 10th to the 15th century, both by foot and driving, in Poland from the 16th to the 18th century it was a sign of the officer power of captains, colonels, lieutenants and ensigns - they were then usually richly decorated, with rounded feathers.

The presented item is a new Buzdygan made of brass, complete with a wooden base. Polish product.

The stem of the mace is a brass turned rod, wrapped in a decorative white-and-red cord, in the place of the handle. The head is made of 6 brass feathers - elements twisted star-shaped. The whole looks, as befits an insignia of power, majestic. High gloss polished and varnished.
Wooden board with a trapezoidal section, equipped with two padded supports with matching diameters. The whole is stained and varnished with a semi-gloss finish.

A gift from the "top shelf", perfect for the boss.

Dimensions:
Weight with stand: 1.615 kg
Mace weight: 1.075 kg
Mace length: 49 cm
Head width: 8 cm
Spar diameter: 3.5 cm

Base length: 50 cm
Base width: 16 cm
Stand height: 2 cm
Grip height: 7 cm

Possibility of making a plate with dedication, example plate visible in the last photo. Dedication is not included in the price!
A replica of the mace with a blunt blade, faithfully reflects the original, but it does not have any useful features (within the meaning of the Act on weapons and ammunition of May 21, 1999 - Journal of Laws of 2012, item 576, as amended).