Medieval mace, 19th century ?

[BBking]

Hello,

Thank you awdaniec and bbjw for your answers,

Thank you for the Hermann Historica link,
I found it, indeed the same without the black patina (and without the end rosette and ball )
what do you think they intend saying late gothic mace - historicism ?
a date around 1800-1850 can be ok ??

sure not the price of medieval one,
but I'm surprised to see that sold price was not cheap,
( price without commision, fees...)
and Hermann Historica is a serious Auction House and I think the buyer's too.

mine hopefully not that high

[fernando]

Originally Posted by BBking

... what do you think they intend saying late gothic mace - historicism ?
a date around 1800-1850 can be ok ??..

You might invert the title into "historicism mace in the late gothic style".
Discussion over specific prices not to be held here, by the way .

[BBking]

Ok !
Thank you

[awdaniec666]

Hermann Historica is a good auction house, although I have been said their viking and medival swords are sometimes... critical. Not my topic so I have no idea.

This linked thread represents "high class provenance" and auction behaviour in a educational sense I guess. Maybe it´s of use to you, BBking:
http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=20876