Unknown something (mace head?)
 

Gentlemen,
What do you think about this artefact found somewhere on Crimean peninsula?
Looks like some kind of mace head, but weight is 76.5g :shrug:

Is it hollow?

Looks like a finial from something along the line of a fireplace andiron or poker.

Cheers
GC

The eagle is probably or perhaps the agle of the county of Tirol in Austria.
corrado26

It has tapering hole 3.5 cm deep
The socket is 1.5 cm in diameter

Looks like German Imperial Eagle (Reichsadler):

Could it be schiavona like pommel?

Imo, the diameter of the socket and coarseness of casting pretty much rule out anything weapon related.

Cheers

GC

The beak of the creature looks too long for a Reichsadler. It looks like a dragon (not that I ever saw one in real life) or a heron/pelican over a crown? The shape of the knob is oddly ”organic” and I could imagine that it may have topped a staff of symbolical significance (tribal hetman chief or herald)? This is pure conjecture.

It is clear that this is a metal object that has been cleaned. The upper part has a cutting edge, and the lower small hole has a corresponding depth and diameter. In all likelihood, this is an arbalest bolt. The fact that it depicts the coat of arms is only giving more status to this subject. If we consider that the object was found in the Crimea, then in all likelihood it relates to the Genoese colonies in the northern Black Sea region, called Gazaria, in the 13th - 15th centuries. Proceeding from this, it is easy to conclude that the coat of arms belongs to the influential aristocratic Doria family, which played an important role in the Genoese republic and spread its influence to the Genoese colony of Cuff and the Trebizond Empire.

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salsan, thank you VERY much! Уour version is very convincing.