1111 – wooden wand with painted sigils

Physical description:: Dark-coloured wand made from a branch with a natural spiral pattern from honeysuckle, with a goat's head carved at the tip and painted copper, and a pentacle and other symbols painted in silver.
Museum classification:: Modern Witchcraft
Size:: 550 x 30 x 30 mm
Information:: This hand carved wand was made and used by a Cornish witch.
Resource:: Object
Materials:: Wood

947 – Black wand with red tulip shaped tip

A sceptre or wand consisting of a black rod with a white egg-shaped knob at one end and a red flower-bud-shaped knob at the other.

2132 – Wand with quartz crystal and fossil egg

Unusual wand consisting of a copper pipe filled with earth from the Michael and Mary energy lines, bound with green leather, with a large occluded quartz crystal at one end and a fossilised wood egg from Madagascar at the other.

3875 – ‘Bones’ – Wand with brass skulls

A relatively thick and heavy wooden wand, with bark still attached but smaller branches removed. Brass cast skulls feature at either end. Good condition.