Command Staff Known As A "baston De Mando" - Colonial Spain, Latin America, 18th Century

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Command Staff Known As A "baston De Mando" - Colonial Spain, Latin America, 18th Century

Command staff known as the "baston de mando" - Colonial Spain, Latin America, 18th century

Sometimes also called the "vara de mando."

Wooden staff decorated with chiseled copper alloy elements.

The head is topped by a bird, likely a depiction of a condor.

A plaque inscribed “propio de Pedro Inca” with the date 1770 or 1710.

The head is loose. The staff remains structurally sound.

Length: 87 cm
Weight: 507

320 €