HONG SHAN HARDSTONE AX HEAD

Hong Shan Hardstone Ax Head: A hardstone ax head pierced with two holes and notched for attaching purposes. Mostly green with mottled white and brown inclusions. 2 1/2"

A PAPUA NEW GUINEA CARVED SERPENTINE HARDSTONE AX HEAD ON WOOD HANDLE, DANI TRIBE, POSSIBLY LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, with a tapering circular handle surmounted by a domed cap form top, above a br

Hardstone Ax Head: A hardstone ax head pierced with two holes and notched for attaching purposes. Mostly green with mottled white and brown inclusions. 2 1/2&quot; X 4&quot;<

Hardstone Ax Head: A hardstone ax head pierced with two holes and notched for attaching purposes. Mostly green with mottled white and brown inclusions. 2 1/2&quot; X 4&quo

Hard stone Axe Head, cut shaped and polished on one side and the other is natural. Pierced at butt, age unknown, Apprx 7&#34; x 4&#34; x 1-1/4&#34;. Condition: as found, expected wear from age and us

Hardstone Carving - Fish with Ax Head Size : 8.75" L

6 by 6 inch Hard stone, may be Hongshan culture ,China or "Alien" ,please see all the photos listed ,these are mysterious items, please note that we can not guarantee authenticity of any of these item

Hong Shan Hardstone Circular Mouse Pendant: A hardstone pendant, this bi disc form has one end carved in the shape of a mouse's head. It's primarily green with inclusions of sand color. Pierced throug

Chinese Hongshan Style Carved Hardstone Scepter, H 7.5'' W 2.5'' | Carved with a zoomorphic head. Tapered drill hole at the back of the head. Provenance: From the estate of a Southeast Michigan privat

Chinese Hongshan Style Carved Hardstone Ceremonial Bowl, H 2.75'' W 5'' L 10'' | Carved handle in the form of a mythical creature's head. Two character marks at the underside of the bowl. Provenance:

Chinese Hongshan Style Carved Hardstone Vessel, H 4.75'' W 1'' L 2.25'' | Carved in the form of a winged human figure. Ram's head mask at the top. Provenance: From the estate of a Southeast Michigan p

A rare Chinese Hongshan jade zhulong (‘pig dragon’), Hongshan culture 6 inches in diameterPig dragons are zoomorphic forms with a pig-like head and elongated limbless body coiled around t

Four work axes from Papua New Guinea. Patinated woods and hard stone heads. Early 20th century. Measurements per ax of the upper part: 46, 36, 28, 25 cm.

L:3/4 11in(30cm) W:1/8 7in(18cm) Wt:728.6g

Khmer Carved Hardstone Head of a Guardian, Probably 13th C. On stand. Provenance: I.M. Chait, Lot 206, July 27, 2014. Size: 13'' x 11'' x 8'' (33 x 28 x 20 cm). Height on stand: 18" (46 cm). Property

Comprised of: Five excavated ax heads from various countries and era’s. Also included is an early ax head with wood handle - non dug. Ax heads in fair condition. Condition (Fair).

Extremely large stone tool measuring 11 1/4" x 4 1/4" x 7". Labeled Jennings Co., In. Very good condition.

An ancient Western Iranian Luristan bronze ax head. Circa 9th to 8th centuries BC. This artifact serves as a tangible link to the rich archaeological heritage of the Luristan region, which was renowne

Pair of Chinese archaic hardstone ax blades. In presentation box. Provenance: Estate of Florence and Herbert Irving. [Largest: 5" Long x 2" W x 1/2" D; Box: 2 1/2" H x 6 3/4" W x 7" D].

An ancient Western Iranian Luristan bronze ax head. This artifact serves as a tangible link to the rich archaeological heritage of the Luristan region, which was renowned for its bronze metallurgy. Wi

Antique Islamic ax head Two-way. Made of bronze decorated with silver threads and copper inscribed in Islam. Size 10 x ? 19 cm

Comprised of: 1)An Indo Persian Tulwar 36 inches long with languets and solid hilt. 2-3) Excavated sword blades from unknown locations. 4) Large early ax head. All in fair condition with rust and dama

An ancient Western Iranian Luristan bronze ax head. This remarkable artifact serves as a tangible link to the rich archaeological heritage of the Luristan region, which was renowned for its bronze met

An ancient Bronze Age ax head tool, originating from the Balkan Peninsula and dating back to approximately 1,500 BC. This bronze ax head tool, with its distinctive design, reflects the metallurgical e