Two Neolithic Liangzhu Culture Mask Bird-form Jade

NEOLITHIC PERIOD, LIANGZHU CULTURE (CIRCA 3200-2200 BC) FOUR CHINESE UNEARTHED JADE MASK-FORM PENDANTS The largest : L 4.2 cm. (1 5/8 in.) 新石器時代 良渚&#25

Both celadon green with calcifications, elongated form, Liangzhu culture (2800 B.C.) L of longest 20.2 cm.(8 in.) Note: The awl ornament has been found in burial tombs next to the head of the deceased

A RARE SMALL ARCHAIC CELADON JADE THREE-TIERED CONG-FORM BEAD, LIANGZHU CULTURE China, c. 3300-2200 BC. Of rounded square section, two corners finely worked with three registers of stylized masks, the

THREE CHINESE JADE ITEMS, NEOLITHIC OR LATER. To include a pendant in the form of two stylised birds, possibly, Qijia Culture circa 2400-1900BC. A circular jade ring, Huan, possibly Zhou dynasty and a

A GROUP OF TWO JADE CONG-FORM BEADS, LIANGZHU CULTURE China, c. 3300-2200 BC. Each of rounded square section, well carved as a two-tiered cong with two neatly incised registers of horizontal striated

A Fine Yellow Jade 'Animal Mask' Ritual Item, Cong, From Liangzhu Culture. Neolithic Period. Size:7cmx7.5cm 良渚文化 黄玉兽面纹玉琮

A Fine Yellow Jade 'Animal Mask' Ritual Item, Cong, From Liangzhu Culture. Neolithic Period. Size:8.2cmx6cm

A Fine Yellow Jade 'Animal Mask' Ritual Item, Cong, From Liangzhu Culture. Neolithic Period. Size:8.5cmx5.5cm

East Asia, China, Neolithic, Liangzhu culture, ca. 3300 to 2250 BCE. A gorgeous ritual funerary item known as a "cong," carved by hand from white nephrite jade to present a rare triangular form with a

Ancient East Asia, Northeast China, Hongshan culture, Neolithic Period, ca. 3800 to 2700 BCE. A mottled omphacite jade in the highly stylized bird form favored by the Hongshan people. The bird is port

Possibly of the Shang period and later in the form of a rabbit, bird, mask and two silk worms. Largest: 6cm (2 3/8 in.) Provenance: A European collection assembled mainly in the 1990s.

The lot includes two Liangzhu Culture jade ornaments, each with a tapering cylindrical form, one end with pointed dome shape, the other with stringing hole, the jade is of white and russet color tone.

**Originally Listed At $2500** East Asia, China, Northeast region, Hongshan culture, ca. 3500 to 3000 BCE. Rare and fine translucent jade maskette from the late Neolithic period. Elongated mask form,

A JADE PLAQUE, LIANGZHU CULTURE China, Neolithic period, circa 3300-2200 BC. Of tapering form, the stone with a coronet bottom and pierced holes for attachment to the top, incised to one side with an

Group of eight jade carvings in flattened form, including a recumbent beast with scrolls to both sides, two archaistic sinuous dragons, two beasts, a cow mask, a fish, and a bird. 3.2inch L, 1.95inch

The jade cong ornament is of rectangular form with cylindrical center, exterior carved with lined patterns and taotie masks, the jade is of reddish-white color tone. Liangzhu Culture period. Length: 2

The jade ornament carved in the flattened helmet form, carved on the exterior with archaic beast mask with patterns, the jade is of greyish-black color tone. Height: 3 in (7.6 cm) Width: 3 7/8 in (9.8

The jade ritual ornament is of flattened and raised form similar to a bridge, incised with line patterns and beast masks, the jade is of brownish-white color tone with russet. Liangzhu Culture period.

Neolithic Chinese jade pendant, Hongshan Culture; the translucent pale green stone carved in the form of an animal mask with stylized horns and teeth; its features finely rendered in openwork and reli

A Neolithic Period Liangzhu Culture Jade Cong. Dimensions: 3 1/4 x 2 1/2 in. Provenance: Samuel E. Wilson(1891-1965), thence by descent. Acquired whilst living in China in the 1920's working as a jour

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A GROUP OF CHINESE LIANGZHU CULTURE WHITE JADE BIRDS h. 7 cm. W. 4.9 cm. Weight 102 gram.

3 1/2" Diameter Engraved Jade Bi Neolithic Liangzhu culture (3400–2250 BCE). Found in the Liaoning Province in Northeast China. Very nice artifact made from a high grade piece of light green jade. R

Jade. China, neolithic Liangzhu culture, ca. 3300 - 2200 BC Formally speaking, this necklace link is a small, one-storied cong. The engraved shenhui, the so-called "faces of supernatural beings", are