18th C. Chinese Iron / Wood Dadao
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China, ca. 18th century CE. Large dadao (literally "big knife") made of iron and wood. The dadao was made for close combat and executions. They were based on agricultural knives and featured broad blades, long hilts meant for two-handed use, and a weight-forward balance. This fine example is made of iron and wood, with loop of iron at the end of the hilt and a smaller ring (presumably for hanging) at the base of the hilt. Size: Measures 34"L (86,4cm) in total; blade measures 21"L (53,3cm).
Provenance: Ex-Galleria-Eleni/Weissman Gallery, Chicago, IL
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#80046
Provenance: Ex-Galleria-Eleni/Weissman Gallery, Chicago, IL
All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back.
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#80046
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Rust on blade, chipping along edge and tip of blade.
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18th C. Chinese Iron / Wood Dadao
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