Two Chinese Hardstone/Jade Blades

Two Chinese ceremonial arcai blades with fitted boxes. [9 1/2" L x 5" W; 9 1/2" L x 3" W]. In good condition.

TWO CHINESE PENDANTS, JADE & HARDSTONE Jade iChing pendant with Yin Yang symbol in center, and dragon motif on other, both on cords Shipping:

All in an Archaic style, in various colors and shapes. Bottom right (circular item) has been repaired. Size: 7 3/8 x 2 5/8 in.

[2] Two Assorted Chinese Swords with Sheaths, blade has chop stick markings. size: 39L x 2.75w, 42L x 2.75w

Chinese Hardstone Jade Tree & Boat Sculpture"CHINA, 20TH CENTURY A two piece lot of a Chinese hardstone jade tree and jade boat sculpture. The tree sits on a green base with dark green leaves accented

TWO CHINESE HAND HELD FANS Brown wood fan blades with painting of peonies. Sandalwood fan with perforated lacy panels (comes with box). 14 1/2&quot;<

20th Century Each with chased metal blades and carved nephrite jade handles, 2 pieces Larger: 12" L; Smaller: 8.375" L

late 19th/early 20th century; one with shagreen case; the other with hand-painted lacquer case, 12 1/2 in. H., 12 7/8 in. L. Condition: Lacquer case with losses throughout; knife blades are rusty from

(lot of 2) Chinese archaistic jade, the ax blade with an aperture to the upper section; together with a bi-disc of a sea-green matrix with russet inclusions, 6.125"w

China; ca. 2nd century B.C. Two examples of shovel form with linear decoration and hollow handles. Two examples of knife form, also with raised decoration. One example of halberd (gee) form. Dimension

(lot of 2) Chinese hardstone cong and ax, the cong carved with 'eyes' at the corner; the ax blade carved with anthromorphic figures, largest: 6.5"h

Lot of three Chinese carved hardstone "jade trees". Includes one centerpiece floral bouquet in a cloisonne basket, and two matching miniature jade trees in jade colored hardstone planters. The centerp

Late Ming or early Qing Chinese two handed sword or saber. Long blade with openwork grooves. Wooden hilt with metal accents.The sword is illustrated in Liang Yiren and Zhang Qiang, eds., Zhong Guo Gu

(lot of 2) Chinese hardstone/jade archaistic carvings: the first, a bi-disc with dense granulated pattern in low relief; the second, an axe blade of rectangular form executed from a mottled dark green

Two archaistic Chinese bronze beer vessels: of he form three blade-like legs and short spout; together with hollow legged jia form with dragon handles and fitted cover; H: 12 1/2&#34; &#40;taller&#41;

(lot of 61) Two trays of Chinese archaistic hardstone small decorative items, including ax, blades and rectangular plaques, largest: 4"h; Provenance: Retired Southern California Professor

The plain blade cast to each side with a pronounced vertical ridge and inscribed with eight characters, the grip decorated with two rings, mythical beast collar and surmounted by a dish pommel. Length

Two Pieces of Chinese Carved Jade. Flutist on stag, 6-1/2"h. and bird head stone ceremonial blade with Kylin handle, 6"l. Condition: Good with wear and minor imperfections.

A typical example of a Chinese military sword, the Qing Dynasty. The blade is single-edged with two grooves, slightly curved with a pointy tip. The scabbard mounts, guard and pommel are executed in pi

Two Asian daggers: Chinese, exhibiting incised floral designs to scabbard and handle; together with Nepalese kukri, the blade inscribed 4040 / GORKHA ARMY, enclosed scabbard, comprising two small kniv

Chinese hardstone archaistic ax blade, the mottled sea-green matrix with dark inclusions, the short side sharpened to an edge, opposed by two apertures, 11.5"w

Chinese Sword With Tiger Inlaid Blade, China, 19th century double-fluted and patinated damascus steel blade with double-edge on the front. Two brass circular decorations and Tiger inlay on the blade.

A Chinese archaic ceremonial jade ax blade, the wide blade flaring towards the curved cutting edge, pierced with two apertures at one end, 4.5" wide Provenance: San Francisco collection, formed over t

China, Warring States Period, 475 to 221 BCE. A huge bronze dagger blade with a pronounced ridge and square tang with two holes drilled through it, one near the guard and the other one the tang. When