Excavated Bronze Spear.

Possibly Luristan bronze spear 27-1/4" long. Blade being 10-3/4" with a 16-1/2" shaft. From Iranian Indo – European era dating back to 100 BC. Blade with two nicks, light surface rust and green pati

Greece, late Archaic Period, ca. 500 BCE. A long bronze spear butt from a spear called a dory (also known as doru), the chief armament of Greek hoplites. It has a socket on one end for connection to t

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

Ca. 800-600 BC. A socketed bronze spearhead comprising a substantial lentoid-section blade with raised midrib, and a long shaft. Hoplites were the citizen-soldiers of Ancient Greece, where each city s

Unknown excavated bronze hand cannon with 10" barrel, 11-1/4" in length, touchhole and 5/8" bore. Barrel with light pitting and rust with small areas of green patina showing through. Condition (Very G

Eastern Europe / Western Asia, Black Sea area, Pontic Greek or Scythian, ca. 500 BCE. A cast bronze spear point of elegant form. A narrow, cylindrical socket tapers almost unnoticeably to meet the bod

Luristan, Ca. 900-700 BC A beautiful cast bronze sword with a tapering, bevelled blade with a raised midrib and an integral handle comprised of a crescent-shaped guard, a long cylindrical grip with tw

Ancient Near East, Luristan, ca. 1200 to 800 BCE. A wonderful trio of lengthy bronze spear heads, each with a pierced attachment handle and long central mid-rib. Created using the lost wax bronze cast

Ancient luristan bronze Spear Head circa 1000 B.C. Size 14 1/2 inches length. Fine heavy bronze spear head with high ribbed back with double edged blade and long handle. Provenance: Private NYC Collec

The fine long example on wood display is accompanied by an appraisal entry from Mr. Richard Keresey completed for the Soslands in October of 1978. Measures 24.75 inches tall. Provenance: The estate of

CHINESE TURQUOISE GOLD SILVER INLAID BRONZE SPEAR HEAD WARRING STATES. L. 19 cm. Weight 197 gram. . Domestic shipping $30 and oversea $100. Combined shipping available. Pick-up available in our NJ war

Large Near Eastern Bronze Spear Head, c. 800-500 B.C.Leaf shaped with sharp mid rib ending in conical guard decorated with incised geometrical pattern on both sides, square sectioned and thick shaft t

Ancient Near East, northwestern Iran, Luristan, ca. 1200 to 800 BCE. A lengthy cast-bronze spear point with rounded shoulders, a prominent midrib, an extended shank with flared tips, and a bent tang w

**First Time At Auction** Ancient Near East, northwestern Iran, Luristan, ca. 1000 to 600 BCE. A sizable example of a fine Luristani spear tip cast from bronze via the lost wax (cire perdue) technique

Possibly Luristan bronze dagger 16-1/2" blade. From Iranian Indo-European era dating back to 1000 BC. Blade with heavy rust, nicks with chip out of blade tip. Uneven rust patina overall. Condition (Fa

Ancient Near East, Luristan, ca. 1000 to 600 BCE. A fine bronze spear head featuring a long, slender blade, a raised mid-rib, a curved hilt, and a curved, knob-like terminal. Blades of this kind, with

Possibly Luristan bronze dagger with 21-1/4" blade. From Iranian Indo-European era dating back to 1000 BC. Nice hallmark on blade. Overall condition well preserved. Tip of blade with small pitting and

Possibly Luristan bronze dagger with 18-1/2" blade. From Iranian Indo -European era dating back to 1000 BC. Overall condition well preserved with surface pitting and uneven patina. Condition (Fair).

Ancient Near East, Northwestern Iran and Southeastern Turkey, Luristan or Marlik culture, ca. 1200 to 600 BCE. A forged-bronze spear blade of a substantial form with sharpened edges, a thick midrib, a

**Originally Listed At $500** Ancient Near East, northwestern Iran, Luristan culture, ca. 1000 to 600 BCE. An enormous bronze spear head cast via the lost-wax (cire perdue) process. The weapon has a b

3" to 14"; Tennessee 7 1/4" ceremonial alligator effigy; 12" ceremonial corner side tanged blade, Kentucky

Central Europe, Hallstadt Culture / Celtic Tribes, ca. 1000 to 800 BCE. A remarkably preserved Hallstadt tinned bronze spear tip with a hollow tapered socket that bisects the blade to the tip and two

Ancient Luristan Bronze Spear c.1st millennium BC. Size 14 1/4 inches length. Large cast bronze socketed spear. choice brown patina. Provenance: Ex Private New York city collection acquired in the Lon

Ancient Luristan Bronze Spear Point c.1000 BC. Size 14 1/4 inches length. custom mounted.Ex. Arte Primitivo.Ex. Nicholas Kronwall Collection, Arizona, US. Acquired 1980s-90s.