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War club - Plains Indian / North America
War club tomahawk made by Plains Indians in the 19th century. Probably of Sioux origin, it features a large, traditionally-shaped solid wood handle with a crook-shaped end, a crescent-shaped curved top, tapering slightly and bevelling towards the polished grip area, finished with a rear triangular pommel that is pointed and blunt at the end and pierced by a hole that could have held a drop of feathers or beads. At the corner, towards the upper third of the club, is a wrought-iron blade. Geometric motifs on both sides. Nails are present on both backs of the handle and on the stock, with holes of various sizes.
The piece comes from a historic Native American collection in eastern Montana. This is one of the finest collections of Native American weapons and antiques in Montana.
REGION: Montana, USA
MATERIAL: Wood, iron
TIME: 19th century
LENGTH : 60 cm
WIDTH : 20.5 cm
(Plinth)
Inventory no.: AM011
Ref: EHC794NQ2Q
Condition | Good |
Style | Tribal Art (Native North American Art of Tribal Art Style) |
Period | 19th century (Native North American Art 19th century) |
Country of origin | United States |
Length (cm) | 60 |
Width (cm) | 20.5 |
Materials | Wood, Metal |
Shipping Time | Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days |
Location | 75003, PARIS, France |
Area antique
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