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The inventory of assets does not identify any of the individual works of art with their value, apart from the parliament's mace which is shown as the most valuable item at £37,982.
The iconic mace, which is carried into the chamber at the head of the Speaker's procession by the Serjeant at Arms, symbolises the authority of the House.— ITN Headlines
Order last Thursday while everyone was fuming about the Government's decision to build the Third Heathrow Runway (including John McDonnell, but we won't link to his story as his mace-swinging antics didn't get enough digs).— Liberal Democrat Voice
To flavor a new keg of ale, it is said, one added a red cock pounded to a pulp in a bag along with raisins, mace, and cloves; then, the bloody mess was allowed to steep for a week or more before bottling.— VQR

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