Halberd of Christian II of Saxony (reigned 1601–11)

The halberd has a long, thin, pointed metal head. The head is symmetrical, with two curved blades on either side that resemble wings or fins. The metal is silver-colored and features intricate engravings and designs throughout. A long, thin spike extends from the top of the head. The background is a plain wall with a light-colored surface, possibly beige or gray. The halberd appears to be mounted on the wall. The overall design of the halberd suggests it may be from an earlier time period.