A GREEN JADE BI DISC Probably Western Zhou dynasty

W6.8cm, Weight:40.8g. Currency: Price In Usd

Worked on both sides with the 'grain' pattern, the stone is of opaque mottled russet and black tone. Western Zhou Dynasty period. Diameter: 53 mm Weight: 18g

A Chinese Green Jade Disc Bi, Shang Dynasty (B.C. 1600-1046) The stone of dark green colour with paler mottled patches of calcification to the surface W: 13cm No reserved price for this lot. For fur

L4cm, W2.4cm, Weight:26.1g. Currency: Price In Usd

A Chinese Green Jade Square-shaped Bi Disc, Shang Dynasty (B.C. 1600-1046) W: 7.5cm A rare square-shaped form with circular hole inside, delicately polished pale green stone with patches of dark green

W4.8cm, Weight:53.1g. Currency: Price In Usd

A Chinese Green Jade Disc Bi, Shang Dynasty (B.C. 1600-1046) The stone of green colour with paler mottled patches of calcification to the surface W: 11cm No reserved price for this lot. For further

A Large Chinese Antique Translucent Jade Disc BI: WESTERN HAN DYNASTY (206 BC-AD 8) , one side carved in high relief with a field of crawling Chi dragons, the other side carved in relief with a field

L7.8cm, W5.2cm, Weight:36.8g. Currency: Price In Usd

W5cm, Weight:17.7g. Currency: Price In Usd

W12.5cm, Weight:165.4g. Currency: Price In Usd

Translucent dark celadon thin jade with a dragon head and curled tail. Possibly Western Zhou dynasty. L 8.3 cm (3 1/4 in.) Provenance: The following Lots 1151 through 1176 belong to the collection of

Chinese.Of circular form, the stone is of white tone with russet inclusions. Western Zhou Dynasty period. Width: 2 1/2 in (6.3 cm)

A Chinese Antique Archaic Jade Bi: Finely Carved, The Jade Of Mottled Medium Brown To Celadon Tones, Western Zhou Dynasty, 9Th-8Th Century Bc; Size: L: 8" (20.32cm)

This finely carved jade Bi disc, with a diameter of 5 cm and a thickness of 1 cm (1.97 inches by 0.39 inches), exhibits geometric spiral patterns, characteristic of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770-256 B

An Asian, probably Chinese, hand carved green Jade bi disc amulet sculpture representing a flat carved and polished disc with a circular hole in the center. The bi disk is a Chinese symbol of heaven a

East Asia, China, Shang Dynasty, ca. 1558 to 1046 BCE. A petite ritual funerary item known as a bi disc that is hand-carved from mottled nephrite jade in hues of green, beige, citrine, and brown. The

Chinese Ming era jade Huan bi disc, Likely Ming Dynasty (14th-17th c.), China, celadon green with dark inclusions, carved with archaic style taotie designs on one side, interlocking vines on the rever

Light green jade with grey inclusions at the front. Bi-disc, plastically carved on the front, incised motif on the back, the figure on the front and the disc probably joined together. On the bi-disk,

smaller example possibly Han dynasty, dark green jade with russet and gray inclusions throughout, engraved hatch marks and scrolling border design, 8-1/4 in. diameter; with mottled dark green, yellow-

Later Qing Dynasty copy of a classic Zhou Dynasty Dragon Bi. Material is a rich green very hard stone, possibly Jade, not tested but definitely scratch test resistant. Intricately carved and beautiful

A Chinese Pale Jade Ring and Bi Disc Mounted as a Hand Mirror, Qing Dynasty, 19th century

A safe cushioned box has been built for this due to its fragile nature. To simulate jade, a nice size green glass version of a jade Pi, or Bi. Probably accomplished by way of a wood carved mold, the b

Incised on each side with a dense pattern of raised bosses, the stone of greenish white colour with dark russet streaks, all fitted on a rosewood stand. Eastern Zhou Dynasty period (Bi). Diameter of j