Two Antique Native American Stone Head War Clubs With Leather Wrapped Handles
This lot consists of two antique Native American stone head war clubs, likely associated with a Plains tribe and dating to the mid-19th century. Both feature naturally carved stone heads mounted to wooden handles wrapped in leather and decorated with natural pigment artwork. The larger club measures approximately 24" in length and features leather fringe. The second measures approximately 20-1/2" in length. Also included is an additional carved stone head. An interesting group of early Native American utilitarian objects displaying traditional stone, wood, and leather work.
Condition
Both clubs show age and handling stains. The stones show a marker "IA" marking. Great display pieces!
This lot consists of two antique Native American stone head war clubs, likely associated with a Plains tribe and dating to the mid-19th century. Both feature naturally carved stone heads mounted to wooden handles wrapped in leather and decorated with natural pigment artwork. The larger club measures approximately 24" in length and features leather fringe. The second measures approximately 20-1/2" in length. Also included is an additional carved stone head. An interesting group of early Native American utilitarian objects displaying traditional stone, wood, and leather work.
Condition
Both clubs show age and handling stains. The stones show a marker "IA" marking. Great display pieces!
