Antique Wooden Indian Clubs – Turned Exercise Pins with Warm Aged Patina (c.1900–1930) wedgwood china flints and an exploded diagram

flints and an exploded diagram

This piece has its original box and some spares (see images)

A decorative and functional piece of English barware

It appears to have a very small leak from the lid when vigorously shaken but easily fixed with a bit of plumbers tape or similar

Antique Wooden Indian Clubs – Turned Exercise Pins with Warm Aged Patina (c.1900–1930) wedgwood china flints and an exploded diagramA beautifully matched pair of early 20th century wooden Indian clubs, traditionally used for strength training, calisthenics and physical culture exercises. These long, elegant clubs are hand turned with tapered handles, bulbous heads and double incised rings, all characteristic of classic gymnasium equipment from the late Victorian to interwar period. The wood has developed a warm golden tone with a rich, tactile patina. Areas of historic surface