Archaic Chinese Dagger-Axe Ge, Halberd Blade Late Shang

Chinese Archaic Bronze Dagger, Late Shang Dynasty, (1600-1100 BC). The blade with a hafting hole on a hilt cast with channels intended for inlay; encrusted with a green patina with some areas of brown

Antique Chinese bronze dagger-axe with a beak-shaped blade and a pointed tip, and a rhomboid cross-section. Possibly Shang dynasty. This weapon is a dagger-shaped blade that would have been mounted to

Chinese. With tapering blade with a median ridge on both sides that continues over the tubular socket to the tang. Shang Dynasty period. (c. 1600-1046 BCE) Width: 8 1/2 in (21.6 cm)

Chinese / Tibetan Ceremonial and Ritual Weapon Assortment (9) archaic style items including ge dagger axe having carved jade blade and bronze handle, bronze pole arm head having carved jade axe blade

Chinese Archaic style Ge jade blade, Possibly Shang Dynasty or later (1766-1046 BCE), semi-translucent celadon green with russet veining, 5.75"l x 2.5"w Provenance: The Collection of Karl Stirner, Eas

Bronze alloy Chinese Weapon. Excellent age and varied green to light brown and grey patina with areas of nice forming areas of azurite green. 11" x 4.5" excellent condition. Keywords: Ancient, Antique

**Originally Listed At $250** East Asia, China, Warring States Period, ca. 475 to 221 BCE. This is a ge or dagger-axe blade, cast from bronze and featuring the 3 rivets for hafting to a pole. The ge w

China, Warring States Period, 475 to 221 BCE. This is a ge (dagger-axe) blade. The ge was an early pole weapon, with a dagger-shaped blade mounted by its tang to a perpendicular wooden shaft. This ge

China, Warring States, 475 to 221 BCE. This is a ge (dagger-axe) blade. The ge was an early pole weapon, with a dagger-shaped blade mountain by its tang to a perpendicular wooden shaft. This ge was ma

China, Warring States Period, 475 to 221 BCE. This is a ge (dagger-axe) blade. The ge was an early pole weapon, with a dagger-shaped blade mountain by its tang to a perpendicular wooden shaft. This ge

Archaic Chinese bronze pole ax (halberd) head or Ge. 7.25 in by 4 inches. Provenance: Ex-collection of Helga Wall-Apelt.

Chinese Archaic Form Iron Dagger & Hardstone Axe. Dagger patinated with dragon head handle. Bird form axe with carved hardstone blade. Dagger measures 14.5 inches high x 3.25 inches wide.

Chinese Bronze Dagger Axe in the Shang style, having a straight, slightly tapering blade, and decorative tang with taotie mask design to both sides, complete with perspex presentation case. overall l.

Nine ancient Chinese bronze items Warring States period/Han dynasty Comprising six arrowheads, a small handled blade, a pair of interlocked rings, and a Ge dagger axe. Sold with associated fitted box

China, Shang Dynasty, 1556 to 1046 BCE. This is a cast bronze halberd blade, a broad triangular blade with hafting slits along the back edge. It has a small rectangular panel for hafting purposes. The

A narrow Chinese bronze axe blade, Shang-Zhou, c. 1100 - 800 BC, quite solid with rectangular profile and narrow slightly rounded cutting edge. The shaft hole with single ridge and small mounting hole

Han Dynasty ca. 206 BCE - 220 AD. Large L-shaped, double-edged blade, with an opposing tang and a central perforation for attachment. Overall deep blue-green crystalized surface patina. Some minor bla

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. An ancient Chinese leaded-bronze ge or halberd blade. The ge is considered the most characteristic weapon of ancient Chi

Probably Zhou Dynasty. Together with a bronze pointed spear head.

China, Warring States Period, 475 to 221 BCE. This is a ge (dagger-axe) blade. The ge was an early pole weapon, with a dagger-shaped blade mountain by its tang to a perpendicular wooden shaft. This ge

A Large Chinese Antique Archaic Jade Axe Fu: Shang Dynasty (C. 1600-1100 Bc) And Later, The Jade Axe Is Carved With Slightly Convex Sides Flaring Towards The Flatly Cutting Edges, The Stone Of Mottled

Archaic Chinese style carved jade or hardstone axe head blade, pierced for mounting or threading, with contemporary lucite displace case; overall good condition, age wear, surface wear, surface soilin

Set of 3 Archaic Chinese Museum Grade White Jade Ceremonial Axe Heads & Dagger | Each carved from Chinese White Nephrite Mutton Fat Jade | Carving Style & Design: The Semi-Translucent Nephrite Jade ha

Chinese Archaic Bronze Food Vessel, Li Ding, Late Shang/ Early Western Zhou Dynasty. Diameter 6 1/2 inches, Height 4 7/8 inches. Provenance: Ji Zhe Zhai's collection. Sold at Sotheby's auction Novembe