China Western Han Dynasty Ban Liang GBCA 85

China Western Han Dynasty (202 BC-9 AD), Ban Liang, 23.8*1.7mm, 2.7g, GBCA 85. 西汉， 四铢半两， 23.8*1.7mm, 2.7g, 公博评级

175-119 BC Chinese Western Han dynasty 4 Zhu bronze coin, obverse lettering Ban Liang, Hartill 7.16, D: 25 mm, 2.39 grams. PROVENANCE: Private collection of Ken Dorney, classical numismatist dealer

China, Han Dynasty, Ban-Liang, with two Characters below rim, Rare, AU 中国, 汉代半两, 带两个字在穿下缘, 稀&#2

175-140 BC Chinese Western Han dynasty 4 Zhu bronze coin. Obverse lettering Ban Liang. Hartill 7.16. D: 24 mm, 2.68 grams. PROVENANCE: Private collection of Ken Dorney, classical numismatist dealer

China, Qin and Han dynasties, ca. 210 BCE to 200 CE. This is a group of 12 round coins with square holes from ancient China; the Ban Liang coin was introduced in 210 BCE and is considered to be the fi

East Asia, China, Western Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. An elegant bronze ladle featuring an ovoid bowl that swoops upward to a curved handle terminating in a dragon's head finial. The dragon in

**Originally Listed At $1800** China, Western Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BCE. A very large female pottery tomb attendant, modeled simply but prettily. She stands facing forward, but in this case, the arms a

Terracotta with original painting. China, Western Han dynasty (206 BCE - 9 CE) 三足帶蓋盛器 An optimally preserved, complete piece, even its colorful paint also in

East Asia, China, Western Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BCE. A remarkably realistic pottery figure of a bull standing atop a rectangular plinth presenting a prominent humped back. Head projecting forwards, the

Fired ceramic. China, Western Han dynasty (206 BCE - 9 CE) 雙耳黑陶罐 A perfectly preserved example of this unmistakable, characteristic form from Si-chuan. This vessel b

**Originally Listed At $300** East Asia, China, Western Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BCE. A female painted or glazed pottery tomb figure, of a type known as a mingqi, or "spirit utensil" created to care for a

China, Western Han Dynasty, ca. 250 BCE. This is the bronze hilt of a highly decorative sword or dagger that once had an iron blade - the remains of the iron blade remain trapped by the guard but it i

China, Western Han Dynasty, ca. 250 BCE. This is the bronze hilt of a highly decorative sword or dagger that once had an iron blade - the remains of the iron blade remain trapped by the guard but it i

**Originally Listed At $250** East Asia, China, Western Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BCE. A female painted or glazed pottery tomb figure, of a type known as a mingqi, or "spirit utensil" created to care for a

Terracotta with original paint coating. China, early Western Han dynasty (3rd to 2nd cent. BC)From the tomb complex of the first Han emperor, Gaozu (206 – 195) or surrounding graves. Guardsmen f

Ancient Chinese Terracotta Guard Figure - China - Early Western Han Dynasty. Size 9 5/8 inches high. A terracota guard figure depicted with army clothing and with arm raised as if holding a spear; wit

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Western China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A large pottery vase, the surface burnished to a fine grey hue and inlaid with bronze bosses. Panels of incised

East Asia, western China, Han Dynasty, ca. 3rd to 2nd century BCE. A black earthenware vessel of incredibly distinctive form, its surface studded with raised bronze shield-like bosses at regular inter

East Asia, Western China, Han Dynasty, ca. 2nd century BCE. An impressive, dark-gray earthenware amphora of a remarkably distinctive form. Panels of incised linear decorations adorn the neck, while ra

East Asia, China, late Warring States period to early Western Han Dynasty, ca. 400 to 200 BCE. A lovely hand-built pottery jar presenting an apple-form body that narrows to a sloped shoulder, cylindri

Western Han Dynasty bronze phoenix and dragon. Yin-yan symbol.Dao religion believed that Yin and Yan can be in harmony with life. Similar to dragon and phoenix that can be in harmony.

The two male pottery attendant figures were excavated in tombs outside of present day Xian, known as Changan, the capital of the Western Han Dynasty in Shaanxi Province in Central China. They stand ta

The two male pottery attendant figures were excavated in tombs outside of present day Xian, known as Changan, the capital of the Western Han Dynasty in Shaanxi Province in Central China. They stand ta

The female pottery attendant figure was excavated in a tomb outside of present day Xian, known as Changan, the capital of the Western Han Dynasty in Shaanxi Province in Central China. She stands tall