Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC): Bronze Ban-liang

300-200 BC Chinese Qin dynasty 8 Zhu bronze coin. Obverse lettering Ban Liang. Hartill 7.7. D: 30 mm, 4.31 grams

Han Dinasty, China terracotta sculpture. The Han dynasty was the second imperial dynasty of China (206 BC–220 AD), preceded by the Qin dynasty (221–206 BC) and succeeded by the Three Kingdoms peri

Qin Dynasty, 221-207 BC. A bronze socketted spearhead with central rib, hole in socket for attachment; makers mark in the form of five characters to the base. 2.6 grams, 12.5cm (5") Property of a West

A group of 3 Chinese iron and bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each a bronze trilobate head with long heavy iron tang. Longest: 7 1/8 in (18 cm). Each is well-preserved.

A lot of 3 Chinese bronze arrow/ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with long bronze tang. Longest 6 in (15.2 cm). Nice mottled green patina. Ex Boston private collection.

A group of 3 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with long bronze tang. Longest: 6 1/2 in (16.3 cm). Nice mottled green patina. Ex Boston private coll

A beautiful Chinese bronze sword hilt, Western Han Dynasty, 221 - 206 BC, with pyramidal pommel, the handle covered with raised spikes (possibly for inlay or to support leather), and ornate spiked hil

A group of 3 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate point with long bronze tang. Longest 6 1/2 in (16.5 cm). Nice mottled green patina. Ex Boston private

Chinese Qin Kingdom (BC 350-300) Banliang bronze coin; obverse lettering Ban Liang; Hartill 7.4; D: 31.4 mm, 8.2 grams

A group of 32 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with remnants of the long bronze or iron tangs these types possessed. Largest 2 in (5 cm). Ex Boston

A group of 29 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with remnants of the long bronze or iron tangs these types possessed. Largest 3 1/4 in (8.3 cm). Eac

A group of 4 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with remnants of the long bronze tangs these types possessed. Longest 2 3/4 in (6.9 cm). Ex Boston pr

A group of 7 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with remnants of the long bronze tangs these types possessed. Longest 1 1/2 in (3.8 cm). Ex Boston pr

A group of 6 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with remnants of the long bronze or iron tangs these types possessed. Longest 1 7/8 in (4.8 cm). Nice

A group of 5 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with remnants of the long bronze tangs these types possessed. Longest 2 1/8 in (5.4 cm). Nice mottled

Chinese, Qing Dynasty, 19th century or older. A Han Dynasty style (206BC-220AD) bronze mirror of round form with deep well to rim surrounding four calligraphic marks in relief (possibly Qin, Lao, Se,

175-119 BC Chinese Western Han dynasty 4 Zhu bronze coin, obverse lettering Ban Liang, Hartill 7.16, D: 25 mm, 2.39 grams. PROVENANCE: Private collection of Ken Dorney, classical numismatist dealer

175-140 BC Chinese Western Han dynasty 4 Zhu bronze coin. Obverse lettering Ban Liang. Hartill 7.16. D: 24 mm, 2.68 grams. PROVENANCE: Private collection of Ken Dorney, classical numismatist dealer

China, Qin and Han dynasties, ca. 210 BCE to 200 CE. This is a group of 12 round coins with square holes from ancient China; the Ban Liang coin was introduced in 210 BCE and is considered to be the fi

Chinese Bronze Decorated Cover, Han Dynasty, (206 BC - 220 AD). Cast bronze with cash coin tree decoration. Good condition with ground burial oxidation, measures: 5.6" L.

Han Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD. A bronze sword with long tongue-shaped blade and scooped midrib, small lower guard, columnar grip with two collars, discoid pommel. 763 grams, 56cm (22"). From an important

Han Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD. A bronze discoid mirror with one polished face, pierced lug to the reverse surrounded by a frieze of horsemen chasing dragons, scrolled tendrils to the border. 746 grams, 1

Han Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD. A bronze rosette-shaped mirror with one polished face, central pierced lug with octofoil surround, vertical figures of a dragon and peacock with swag between. 754 grams, 19

Han Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD. A bronze discoid mirror with one polished face, central pierced animal-mask lug with frieze of Buddha figures and carriages in a landscape, scrolled foliage to the border.