Two Large Longshan Style Jade Ax Blades

Two matching large ax blade shapes shaped from a grey/green jade each with a large circular hole drilled from both sides in the top center. (ROND2-799)(PR) Dimensions: 15" high each

Two matching ax blade shapes shaped from a tal and grey/green jade each with a large circular hole drilled from both sides in the top center. (ROND2-800)(PR) Dimensions: 11" and 11 1/2" high

Two nicely mottled russet and cream colored jade ceremonial blades in the style of neolithic periods. (ROND2-795)(PR) Dimensions: 14 1/2" and 12 1/2" high

Two nicely mottled russet and cream colored jade ceremonial blades in the style of neolithic periods. Dimensions::14 1/2" and 12 1/2" high Property from a private prominent collection dating back to t

Three blade ax shapes formed of jade. Two of a single blade style and one of a more unusual double bladed form. (ROND2-801)(PR) Dimensions: 8 1/2" and 6 1/2" and 5 1/2" high

Three blade ax shapes formed of jade. Two of a single blade style and one of a more unusual double bladed form. Dimensions::8 1/2" and 6 1/2" and 5 1/2" high Property from a private prominent collecti

Two partially shaped jade blade forms in the style of the Late Neolithic to early Shang period style (c. 2000 - 1500 BCE) (ROND2-796)(PR) Dimensions: 16" and 15" high

Two Large Archaic Jade Ceremonial Blades or Handles Provenance: Formerly in the Collection of Irving Langleb, a prominent Jewish gentleman who resided in Japan post-WWII and was a close friend to Prin

Style of Shang dynasty (ca. 1600–1046 B.C.) Patinated greenish stone trapezoidal pointed blade with perforation hole drilled along tang for binding to a handle. Good size 29-1/2 inches Length +

A Chinese archaic ceremonial jade ax blade, the wide blade flaring towards the curved cutting edge, pierced with two apertures at one end, 4.5" wide Provenance: San Francisco collection, formed over t

Three Zhang style jade blades with notches and a singular drilled hole. Two are of cream and russet jade and the tallest one has a mottled grey/green variety. These are of a style seen from the late N

Three Zhang style jade blades with notches and a singular drilled hole. Two are of cream and russet jade and the tallest one has a mottled grey/green variety. These are of a style seen from the late N

(lot of 2) Chinese archaistic jade, the ax blade with an aperture to the upper section; together with a bi-disc of a sea-green matrix with russet inclusions, 6.125"w

(3) Chinese Longshan style hu harvest knives, Possibly of the period (c. 2000-1700 BCE), green to dark brown nephrite jade, each with beveled blade edge, drilled with circular mounting holes, 2.5"h x1

Large collection of archaic-style Chinese jade or hardstone carvings, many with incised detailing, including: three openwork plaques; five models of fish; two buckles; twelve toggles of various forms;

Including a necklace with a Buddha pendant, two cuffs with stone inlay, a large gold tone bracelet and jade style jewelry.

Two old Chinese, archaic-style jade or hardstone plaques, including: large tan and white Eastern Zhou-style with interlocking taotie-like design; together with smaller, greenish-tan Western Han-style,

Two jade ceremonial blades of a curvilinear profile in a style reminiscent of the Shang Dynasty. (ROND2-797)(PR) Dimensions: 12 1/2" high and 9" long

Polychrome Peonies on two large stems, mounted in a rectangular footed Ming style pot, roughly 20" x 15" x 12", appears to be intact, needs a patient cleaning.

Group of 2 pieces. Each of flat rectangular form with softly bevelled edges, the straight sides subtly flaring towards the gently curved blade edge, pierced through with a large aperture towards the n

Chinese archaic style white jade group; depicting a family of the current zodiaz animal of the year, the large ram in the center with two young on each side.

The Longshan culture jade carved in the shape of a short sword, with two blade edges, sharper tip, and straight handle with stringing hole, the jade is of yellowish-white color tone with russet. Longs

Central America and Polynesia, ca. 19th century or earlier. Rock crystal Olmecoid carving of a boy in classic style, along with a large obsidian blade, likely a spearpoint from the Austral Islands. ME

A VERY FINE CHINESE CARVED WHITE JADE ORNAMENTAL FAN. The evenly toned semi translucent white jade pierced carved fan blade finely decorated with two battling dragons above a scrolled archaic style ha