CHINA (AD 14 Wang Mang)

China-Xin Dynasty. Wang Mang, AE "Huo Bu" Spade Money. 17.52g. Fourth Currency Reform, AD 14-23. Very Fine. Estimated Value $80 - 100

China Han Dynasty 14-40 Wangmang Huoquan bronze coin; obverse lettering Huo Quan (merchandise money) in seal script; D: 22.23 mm

CHINA Han Dynasty Wang Mang (AD 7-22) Huo-pu and Huo- Chuan cash. (S 148) Fine (2pcs) Ex Gan Wee Teck. (2pcs)

Spatengeld, "huo bu" China Mit Sockel / with base Bronze. H 6 cm. Provenienz: Nachlass Denise David (1928-2011), Zürich. Xin-Dynastie. 9 bis 23 n. Chr. 9-23 AD - Xin dynasty (Wang Mang Period). CHF 1

CHINA Shang, Zhou and Wang Mang Dynasty (1766-AD 22) Coins on card. One bridge money damaged. Fine (2 sets) Ex Gan Wee Teck.

China. Xin Dynasty. Spade Money, ND. Width 22 mm, height 58 mm. Wang Mang, 9-22 AD. Sold as is, no return. Very Fine. Estimated Value $100 - 150

7-23 AD. Spade-shaped, with piercing, value 1,000. Obv: bisected vertically, inscribed two raised Chinese characters to each panel. Rev: bisected vertically. 13.86 grams, 53mm. OCTV 2, 5349. [No Reser

7-23 Chinese Wang Mang Xin dynasty 21 Zhu bronze spade coin, obverse lettering Zhuang Bu Qi Bai, Hartill 9.26, 45.3 x 18.2 mm, 8.22 grams

CHINA Xin, Wang Mang Key Money, Qi-Dao 500 (Broken) Very rare

(BC 206-AD 220) Wu Zhu and Xin Dynasty and Wang Mang (AD 9-23) mixed Cash F/VF (22pcs). No Return. (22pcs)

Western Han 206 B.C - .A.D. 8. Tang A.D. 618 - 907. Wang Mang A.D. 9 - 23. Ching A.D. 1644 - 1911. Ming A.D. 1368 - 1644. Northern Sung A.D. 960 - 1126. Wood stand measures 5/8" h x 4 1/4" w x 3 3/8"

Xin Dynasty : Wang Mang 7-23AD various sizes. F-VF (37pcs)

Hsin Dynasty: (Wang Mang)\(A.D.7-22) Spade or Pu Money: Huo-Pu.VF (2pcs)

China: Xin Dynasty. AE 28 Cash. H-9.1; S-120. Emperor Wang Mang, Fify Wu Shu (7-14AD). Obverse; Da Quan Wu Shi. Reverse; Blank. Sold as is, no return. Very Fine. Estimated Value $75 - 125

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, from Han to Qing (Ching) Dynasties, ca. 175 BCE to 1600 CE. A group of six bronze coins, each from a different dynasty: Western Han, Wang Mang, Tang, Northe

A beautiful ceramic Han Dynasty horse head, China, c. 206 BC - AD 220, nicely sculpted and retaining much of its red slip, as well as traces of the reins in white. H: 5 3/4 in (14.6 cm). Strong minera

Origin: China. Circa: 386-534 A.D. Style: Nothern Wei Dynasty. Medium: Terracotta. H: 10" by W: 14". Man on a carriage pulled by a horse. Described as "part of an era of political turbulence and inten

Size: Height 310 cm - Width 30 cm Materials: ink color and paper Time Period: Han dynasty Manufactured by: Wang Xizhi Origin: China Wang Xizhi (303 AD–361 AD) was a Chinese calligrapher, politi

Size: Height 310 cm - Width 30 cm Materials: ink color and paper Time Period: Jin dynasty Manufactured by: Wang Xizhi Origin: China Wang Xizhi (303 AD–361 AD) was a Chinese calligrapher, politi

China, watercolor painting on paper of a bird and flower, signed Wang Xue Tao. 14 in., 54 in.

Outstanding 1 1/4" Bullseye Agate Neolithic Bead found in Northeast China. 5000 BC to 300 AD. This bead is awesome and looks good under a microscope as well. Simple compared to much of the ancient Chi

2 1/4" Decorative Neolithic Bead or Pendant found in Northeast China. 5000 BC to 300 AD. Designs on the surface of this piece are raised as opposed to engraved which no doubt took much longer to do. I

1 1/4" Fused Quartz Neolithic Bird Pendant found in Northeast China. 5000 BC to 300 AD. Fused quartz is normally created by a lightning strike on sand. In China they attribute a lot of the fused quart

China, ink on paper, bird and flower, two large birds sitting and squawking down from the branches with blossoming flowers, signed Wang Xue Too. Width 14 in., Length 51 in.