Choice Chinese bronze socketed adze, Shang-Zhou

A choice Chinese bronze socketed adze, Shang-Zhou, c. 1100 - 800 BC, with flattened sides, rounded cutting edge and a small loop off one side of the base. Adzes were mounted with the blade perpendicul

A nice Chinese bronze socketed adze, Shang-Zhou, c. 1100 - 800 BC, with flattened sides with casting flange and widely flared rounded cutting edge. One side with a Chinese character in low relief near

A nice Chinese bronze socketed adze, Shang-Zhou, c. 1100 - 800 BC, with flattened sides, a slightly flared, rounded cutting edge and a slit for fastening to a handle that had a right-angle curve. L: 2

A nice Chinese bronze adze blade, Shang-Zhou, c. 1100 - 800 BC, of light but sturdy construction with a rectangular attachment hole on either side and a wonderful green patina with some areas of blue

An attractive Chinese bronze axe head, Shang-Zhou, c. 1100 - 800 BC, socketed with semi-circular blade, linear decoration on the lower portion. L: 4 1/2 in (11.4 cm). Well-preserved and nicely patinat

A Chinese bronze axe, Shang - Zhou, c. 1100 - 800 BC, with four flat sides and rounded cutting edge, one side with double dot-in-rectangle decoration. Well-preserved with dark olive-green patination a

A narrow Chinese bronze axe blade, Shang-Zhou, c. 1100 - 800 BC, quite solid with rectangular profile and narrow slightly rounded cutting edge. The shaft hole with single ridge and small mounting hole

China, Eastern Zhou, 770 to 256 BCE. This is an interesting (especially to the chemistry nerds among us!) bronze socketed spearhead from the Eastern Zhou period, a time of warfare and upheaval when sp

20pc Chinese Shang Zhou Bronze Spear and Axe Tips 1'' to 13''. Includes (14) arrow points, a long spear tip, and (5) axe heads or implements. Scattered wear from age. 1300 to 1100BC, Shang or Western

Probably archaic Zhou or Shang Dynasty, Chinese bronze tripod censer; of bulbous form with allover diaper patterning, three flared upright handles, a band of coiling around the neck centering raised b

A CHINESE BRONZE ZUN VASE WITH GOLD AND SLIVER PAINTED 9 cm L x 15 cm H x Weight 800 gram. The ears are made of bronze, dark and bright, imitating the bronze square statue of Shang and Zhou dynasties.

A Chinese bronze ritual tripod vessel, Liding 青銅鬲鼎 Possibly Late Shang/Western Zhou dynasty 可能為商晚或西周 With tri-lobed

53. Chinese Bronze. Chinese double Rhinoceros bronze vessel in the style of the Shang or Zhou dynasties. Height 11 inches. China, 19th-century? [80/120]

Chinese Archaic Bronze Food Vessel, Li Ding, Late Shang/ Early Western Zhou Dynasty. Diameter 6 1/2 inches, Height 4 7/8 inches. Provenance: Ji Zhe Zhai's collection. Sold at Sotheby's auction Novembe

Rare and Important Chinese double sided archaic bronze double-sided pole finial. Shang/Early Western Zhou Dynasty period. Ca. 11th/10th century BC. Featuring a cast taotie head surmounted with horns.

A Chinese Archaic Bronze Liding Food Vessel, Late Shang/Early Western Zhou Dynasty 5 x 6-1/2 x 6-1/2 inches (12.7 x 16.5 x 16.5 cm) PROVENANCE: S

The item has folded mouth, wide shoulder, drum belly, ring foot. The shape of drum belly is the reference to the Chinese shang and zhou dynasty bronzes in the glass and the han and tang dynasty flat r

bronze ceremonial ax; possibly late Shang to early Chou (Zhou) dynasty- 500-50 BC, 4 in.; bronze spear head, possibly late Chou (Zhou) dynasty, 9 in.; bell with windowpane design, 2-3/8 in. Provenance

China, Eastern Zhou, 770 to 256 BCE (for the larger), and Warring States, 475 to 221 BCE (for the smaller). This is a pair of socketed bronze spearheads with two very distinctive patinas, demonstratin

Gui, type of Chinese vessel produced during the Shang (18th?12th century BC) and Zhou (c. 1111?255 BC) dynasties. There were many varieties of the gui, which was a wide-mouthed container for food, but

Probably 19th century, a Chinese censer in the style of Shang Dynasty, with later cover and jade finial. Ht. with cover 11.5". From the Estat

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

A Pair of Chinese Bronze Tiger,Westen Zhou,size W:2.5" H:1.3"

Ancient Central Europe, Danube River Basin, Hallstatt culture, Late Bronze Age, ca. 1400 to 1100 BCE. A well-preserved example of a cast-bronze spear tip featuring a petaloid blade head, a thick midri