Chinese Bronze Blade.

inscriptions to one side, possible usage as currency, 6 in. Provenance: Collection of Max Loehr, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Professor of Oriental Art, Harvard University, 1960; by descent in family

(lot of 3) Chinese bronze blades: the first, with a zoomorphic head; the second, with three rhombus; the third, with a geometric pattern, largest: 15"w; Provenance: Property of Dr. Bernard C. Gerber

A Chinese, bronze spear, the blade is elongated, Chicken head crown shaped handle, three-character on the blade. L: 7.5" (19cm) Provenance: Owned by Francis J. Caro, Son of Frank Caro from Frank Caro

China, Shang Dynasty, ca. 1600 to 1046 BCE. This is a fine example of one of the earliest bronze weapons - it is an axe blade with a round socket and a flared, simply decorated butt. The blade has a d

Item: Chinese bronze sword with carving decoration blade, and raised carvings on the handle Warring States characteristics Size: 29 inches long Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leave

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. An ancient Chinese leaded-bronze ge or halberd blade. The ge is considered the most characteristic weapon of ancient Chi

A Chinese,Shang Dynasty, bronze sword, the fine blade well cast with a crisp median ridge and beveled edges tapering toward a pointed tip, the cylindrical hit encircled by two flanges with abstract sc

Ancient Antique Chinese Bronze Sword Full Length 22 Inch Blade Length 18 Inches

Antique Chinese bronze dagger-axe with a beak-shaped blade and a pointed tip, and a rhomboid cross-section. Possibly Shang dynasty. This weapon is a dagger-shaped blade that would have been mounted to

Chinese Bronze Sword Assortment (3) archaic style items including jian having hollow handle, silver incised archaic characters on blade and matching pierced bronze scabbard and jian having flared hand

Cast in jue form, the deep U-shaped body rising on three blade legs, the body, legs and flared rim carved with stylized mythical beasts and traditional motifs, the cover modeled in bird form with wing

Chinese Bronze Dagger Axe in the Shang style, having a straight, slightly tapering blade, and decorative tang with taotie mask design to both sides, complete with perspex presentation case. overall l.

ASIAN: Chinese bronze figure of a Daoist Immortal, Ming Dynasty or later, molded standing and gripping a sword handle (blade broken off and now missing), on a quadruped base with one leg missing, trac

Rare 17th-19th C. Chinese Bronze War Mace Helmet & Sword Breaker with Fluted Carved Wood Grip. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 20 7/8", Blade length : 15 1/4". ~ . Please View More Detaile

possibly Warring States period, long tapered blade with round handle and pommel, 17 in.; on custom made wooden stand Provenance: Private Collection, Virginia

Of rectangular section resting on four blade legs, raised flanges on the corners, set with two upright handles and a raised bird head, the body and lid cast with archaistic birds on leiwen ground. App

Nine ancient Chinese bronze items Warring States period/Han dynasty Comprising six arrowheads, a small handled blade, a pair of interlocked rings, and a Ge dagger axe. Sold with associated fitted box

The columnar body rising from a square base to a flared mouth, cast around the exterior with taotie masks with bulging eyes and C-shaped horns, below upright lappet blade enclosing deconstructed beast

The body rising from three splayed triangular blade legs to a pointed rim opposite a guttered spout with a pair of raised scroll finials, the exterior cast with taotie masks, one side set with a loop

with tapered leaf form blade, with double ring handle and decorated with Toatie motifs, length 51cm

Chinese bronze tall cup with deep U-shaped body raised on three sharp blade-shaped legs. 6.5inch L, 4.5inch W, 7 inch H.

Group of 16 early Chinese bronze pieces including one Han Dynasty "L" pattern ax head, one blade, and numerous horse fittings and other small ornaments and decorations.Provenance: Japanese c

A Chinese Archaistic Bronze Jue Cup: Supported On Three Crisp Blade-Shaped Legs, A Long Channelled Spout And Pointed Tail Forming The Rim, Carved With Geometric Patterns Along The Exterior, With Mottl

Chinese Archaic Bronze Dagger, Late Shang Dynasty, (1600-1100 BC). The blade with a hafting hole on a hilt cast with channels intended for inlay; encrusted with a green patina with some areas of brown