Chinese Archaistic Bronze Short Sword

An undated archaistic bronze two-edged dagger comprising a gently tapering blade with scooped midrib, rectangular lower guard and collared grip with dished pommel above 378 grams, 46cm (18"). London p

An undated archaistic bronze two-edged dagger comprising a gently tapering blade with scooped midrib, rectangular lower guard and collared grip with dished pommel above 561 grams, 45.5cm (18"). Acquir

An undated archaistic bronze two-edged dagger comprising a gently tapering blade with scooped midrib, rectangular lower guard and collared grip with dished pommel above 588 grams, 45.5cm (18"). Proper

An undated archaistic bronze two-edged dagger comprising a gently tapering blade with scooped midrib, rectangular lower guard and collared grip with dished pommel above 396 grams, 46.5cm (18 1/4"). Fr

An undated archaistic bronze two-edged dagger comprising a gently tapering blade with scooped midrib, rectangular lower guard and collared grip with dished pommel above. 535 grams, 45.5cm (18"). Priva

An undated archaistic cast tinned-bronze sword with tapering blade, D-shaped guard, columnar grip with flanges, discoid pommel. From an important London collection, acquired in the 1970s. 802 grams, 6

(lot of 9) Chinese archaistic bronze swords, each with a different pattern to the handle and geometrical pattern to the sword, largest: 26.5"l. Provenance: Retired Southern California Professor

Lg. 42cm

Chinese bronze short sword with sheath, piece is of heavy weight. 26" L

East Asia, China, Warring States Period, ca. 475 to 221 BCE. A fabulous example of a short sword known as a duan jian that exhibits a classic form, all formed from bronze via the lost wax (cire perdue

East Asia, China, Warring States Period, ca. 475 to 221 BCE. A beautiful example of a short sword known as a duan jian that is mold-cast from bronze via the lost wax (cire perdue) technique. The sligh

East Asia, China, Warring States Period, ca. 475 to 221 BCE. A lovely short sword - known as a duan jian - that is cast from bronze via the lost wax (cire perdue) technique. The stocky sword features

East Asia, China, Warring States Period, ca. 475 to 221 BCE. A handsome example of a short sword known as a duan jian that is mold-cast from bronze via the lost wax (cire perdue) technique. The stocky

East Asia, China, Warring States Period, ca. 475 to 221 BCE. A short sword - known as a duan jian - that is cast from bronze via the lost wax technique. The stocky sword features a double-edged blade

Archaistic Chinese bronze sword; L: 27" (approx.)

Archaistic Chinese bronze sword; with silvered detailing above relief decoration of masks and meander patterning; L: 20"; lucite stand

Two archaistic Chinese bronze swords; with silvered and gilt decoration; L: 22" (longer)

BLADE IS 14 1/2" LONG--27" TOTAL LENGTH

Chinese archaistic bronze tripod vessel, of 'li' form with inverted U-shaped handles to the rim above a band featuring taotie, and a tri-lobed body bearing an inscription, raised on short tapering sup

Chinese archaistic bronze horse and rider; the rider, carrying a sword; the horse in dynamic pose, with head lowered; L: 21" (approx.); with wood stand

An undated archaistic bronze sword with tapering blade, slightly waisted above the tip; the hilt columnar with two flanges to the grip and larger concave flange pommel above; the guard lentoid in sect

An undated archaistic bronze sword with gently tapering blade, scooped midrib, rectangular guard, flanged grip and discoid pommel with concave upper face. 796 grams, 66.5cm (26 1/4"). Private collecti

China, Warring States Period, 475 to 221 BCE. This is a gorgeous, well-preserved bronze short sword with a round pommel and small guard. A bronze sword made during the Warring States Period is actuall

A Chinese Warrior Period short sword, 300 BC.,silver inlaid. L: 30 cm.