Maces, Staves & Canes
Maces, staves and canes share one thing, which is that you hold them in one hand. This small page has four pieces, including a mace from the Hobbit films, a wizard staff replica, a sword cane and an ornate walking cane.
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What's on this page
Our mace choice is a movie piece, so it works best as a display item. If you came looking for a plain medieval mace, this page does not have one right now, but the other pieces are still worth a look. The page is small on purpose, so each item stands out.
Maces, staves and canes here
The United Cutlery Mace of Azog The Defiler Weapon is a bold replica with a heavy, spiked look. Fantasy fans will like the Wizard Staff Replica, which echoes the staff of Gandalf and makes a fun wall piece.
Two canes round things out. The Master Cutlery Beast's Claw Sword Cane hides a blade inside, and the Ornate Silver Handle Walking Cane is more about style. Brands on this page are United Cutlery and Master Cutlery.
Choosing between a mace, a staff and a cane
Weight is the first thing to weigh up. A heavy replica mace looks impressive, but it can feel awkward to hold for long, so plan to hang or stand it. Staves are usually lighter and give you a long, clean line on a wall. Canes are the most practical of the group, since you can actually use one on a walk or at a costume event.
Think about where the piece will live, too. A long staff needs a tall wall or a corner, and a cane fits in an umbrella stand. Matching a replica to a bookshelf or a game room can make the whole space feel like a set.
How to choose
Start with how you plan to use the piece. A replica mace or staff is a display item, so think about wall space or a corner of a room. A walking cane is something you may carry, so check the length and the grip on the product page.
Prices here run from $159.97 to $249.97, which keeps the choice simple. If you are buying a sword cane, check the rules in your area first, because some places limit them.
Care and display
Keep metal parts dry and wipe off fingerprints with a soft cloth. A wall mount or stand protects a replica from knocks, and a cane lasts longer when it is stored upright.
Questions people ask
Can you buy a real mace?
Yes, collectors buy replica maces as display pieces. The mace on this page is a movie replica, so it is meant for display rather than combat.
What does a mace look like?
A mace has a heavy head on a short handle, often with flanges or spikes. The Mace of Azog on this page shows that look.