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GURZ/Mace
18 / 19th Century
India
Steel, silver
Lenght: 88 cm
Mace of Indian origin (Marata) with a spherical head, flattened at the poles, spiculated at its "equator", with ten screwed in tips and a larger tip on top.
Displays an excellent and profuse decoration of arabesque and vegetable motifs, in silver Koftgari. High quality sculpture work throughout the pole and head.
Shattering weapon used to overthrow riders and penetrate armour
Β© The Caravana Collection
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Gold decorated gurz (mace), India, 17th century.
from Olympia Auctions
An astounding mace set with Mughal cut diamonds, emeralds, and rubies,
OaL: 21 in/53.3 cm
India, ca. 17th century, from Christie's Auction House.
Gurz,,, i have not drawn him in so long , ,,,,it was so long i actually forgot he didnt have fucking arms and messed up a lil bit but its cool
Also the Bottom is @judathian 's egg boy Dege and he is fucking dead
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A lovely gilt Gada or Gurz,
Length: 26 in/66 cm
Weight: 7 lbs/3194 g
Indo-Persian, ca. 17th century, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
A lovely black and gilt Gurz, North India or possibly Deccan, probably ca. 18th century, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
An interesting Gurz, Indian, probably ca. 18th century, housed at the Caravana Collection.
