Irish Blackthorn Shillelagh the jogger out of Boston

out of Boston

surrounded by four smaller stones

Antique solid oak banker's chair salvaged from the LaSalle-Wacker Building in Chicago

The same mechanism used clocks of the time is present in this winding piece

25" in depth with a standing height of 3

Irish Blackthorn Shillelagh the jogger out of BostonA true classic Irish artifact. The shillelagh was the most feared walking stick ever crafted. These items, prevalent in and as old as Irish folklore itself, were used throughout the centuries to not only as self defense or to support oneself, but also to settle gentlemanly disputes akin to duels with guns or swords. Some shillelaghs were even passed down in families to men and boys across generations. This piece exhibits a beautiful patina due to