War club - Plains Indian / North America

War club - Plains Indian / North America
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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

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
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