Chinese Han Dynasty Bronze Pole Axe, ex-Piscopo

Far East, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A large cast bronze Han Dynasty pole axe with a lengthy dual-edged blade, a pronounced blood ridge on both faces, each ridge punctuated by an attra

Far East, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. This is a cast bronze, decorated bell with a delightful shape and a delicate and still attached clapper. This bell would have been affixed to the s

Ancient China. Han Dynasty, ca. 222 BCE to 200 CE. Rare solid bronze chisel used for delicate work. Long thin tool sharpened at the end with flared knob on the other, small suspension loop in the cent

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, Han Dynasty, 206 BCE to 220 CE. This is a bronze knife, known as a dao, with blade, guard, and tang; it is missing its perishable handle. The tang ends in a clover shape; the guard has a decora

**Originally Listed At $1200** East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 206 BCE to 220 CE. A long, socketed bronze spearhead with a nice shape and heft. A wide, flat ridge runs up the center of the blade, w

China, Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BCE to 200 CE. This is a decorated bronze hilt from a short sword with a flame-like shape to the guard, a grip with a bumpy surface that makes it pleasing to hold, and a di

China, Warring States Period, 475 to 221 BCE. This is a ge (dagger-axe) blade. The ge was an early pole weapon, with a dagger-shaped blade mountain by its tang to a perpendicular wooden shaft. This ge

China, Warring States, 475 to 221 BCE. This is a ge (dagger-axe) blade. The ge was an early pole weapon, with a dagger-shaped blade mountain by its tang to a perpendicular wooden shaft. This ge was ma

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

China, Han Dynasty, ca. 200 BCE. This is a hollow socketed bronze axe head with a decoratively bulbous socket end; there is a deliberate opening in one side of the axe for hafting. This was most likel

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Late Neolithic period, ca. 2000 BCE. A small bronze axe head with a socketed hafting end, a gently tapering neck, a broad head, and flared blade tips. Thick

China, Shang Dynasty, 1556 to 1046 BCE. This is a cast bronze halberd blade, a broad triangular blade with hafting slits along the back edge. It has a small rectangular panel for hafting purposes. The

Chinese Archaic Bronze Censer, Han Dynasty. Provenance: Provenance: Ex collection of Dr. Horacio Fabrega, Pittsburgh, PA; J.J. Lally & Co., New York, NY. Size: 4.5'' x 3'' x 3'' (11 x 8 x 8 cm).

Lot of 2 Chinese Bronze mirrors, Han Dynasty Style? Size: 3 1/8 - 3 1/2 inches diameter. Lot of 2 cast bronze mirrors, age unknown. Provenance: Ex Guy Clark estate VA USA.

Lot of 2 Chinese Bronze mirrors, Han Dynasty Style? Size: 3 1/2 - 3 3/4 inches diameter. Lot of 2 cast bronze mirrors, age unknown. Provenance: Ex Guy Clark estate VA USA.

Ancient Chinese Warring States period Bronze dagger axe pole weapon ca. 475 - 221 BC. Size 7 inches length x 4 1/4 inches. Condition: Perfect. Provenance: Ex The Time machine NYC.

Han Dynasty bronze with geometric stylized design of animals, a raised dragon and central knob for attachment, surrounded by a border with calligraphy. 7” dia. In a fitted yellow silk case.

Archaic Chinese bronze pole ax (halberd) head or Ge. 7.25 in by 4 inches. Provenance: Ex-collection of Helga Wall-Apelt.

Antique Chinese bronze axe head; of rectangular form with rounded top; possibly Han Dynasty; Provenance: Collection of Stuart H. Salsbury; L: 7 1/4" (approx.)

China, Bronze Age, ca. 1700 to 200 CE. This is a pair of small bronze socketed axe heads. One has the remnants of a wooden handle inside of its socket; the other, slightly larger, has an incised desig

Ancient Chinese Bronze Belt Hook with Dragon Head Han Dynasty. size 5 3/8 inches length. Fine Bronze Belt Hook with Dragon Head. Condition: Perfect. Provenance: Ex, Robert Thompson, Ex The Time Machin

A choice Chinese bronze mechanism for a crossbow, Han Dynasty, c. 206 BC - AD 220, well-preserved with the two rivets still in place. 1 3/4 x 1 7/8 in (4.4 x 4.7 cm). Nicely patinated. Ex Boston priva

Ancient Chinese Bronze Knife weapons Zhou Dynasty, 1st millennium B.C. Size 4 1/2 8 5/8 inches. A collection of 3 Ancient China Bronze Dagger-axe together with two weapons. Provenance: EX Arte Primiti