6.5/8" Jade Axe / Knife, China, Ex Tommy Bryden

6.5/8" Jade Axe / Knife, China, Ex Tommy Bryden

13" Jade Septor, China, Ex Tommy Bryden

12.1/4" Jade Septor, China, Ex Tommy Bryden

14.1/2" Jade Septor, China, Ex Tommy Bryden

2.1/8" Jade Bat Effigy Pendant, China, Ex Tommy Bryden

4 1/2" Paleo Knife. Marion Co, OH. Pretty blue-tinted Coshocton. Ex-Tommy Bryden, Max Shipley. Putty G8+ COA

Jade Axe, China, Liangzhu Culture. 4-1/2" L Provenance: Ex collection, New York, NYDating back to antiquity, this calcified jade Yue axe head harkens back to a time of dynasties and empires, when jade

4 1/4" Copper Knife. Spiro Mound. Leflore Co, OK. Very well made and in Very good condition. Good condition. Ex-Ken Partain, Lonnie Hartline, Tommy Bryden

Ancient Chinese Bronze Knife weapons Zhou Dynasty, 1st millennium B.C. Size 4 1/2 8 5/8 inches. A collection of 3 Ancient China Bronze Dagger-axe together with two weapons. Provenance: EX Arte Primiti

3 5/8" Dalton. St. Louis Co, MO. Thin, nicely flaked. Great history. Ex-Tommy Bryden, Ed Meiners (F-374), Gray LaDassor (acquired from 1958). Putty G9 COA

10" D. Cat Serpent Effigy Bowl. Mississippi Co, AR. Very good condition, bowl rings solid. Head is original. Tail reglued with minor rim repair adjacent tail. Marked L-770. Ex-Tommy Bryden, Glenn Lees

2 1/2" Cahokia Discoidal. St. Clair Co, IL. Speckled Granite. Very fine condition. Ex-Tommy Bryden, George P. Grove

H. 31 cm.W. 9 cm.Weight. 275 gram.

H. 18 cm.W. 12 cm.Weight. 277 gram.

Amazing 3 7/8" Fluted Clovis Meadows/Perino COA. Found in Fulton County, IL, Ex. Bobby Onken/Tommy Bryden

A JADE AXE, QIJIA CULTURE China, Qijia culture, c. 2200-1600 BC. Of tapering form, with a short slanting cutting edge, well carved from a translucent dark gray jade with milky-white inclusions and vei

H:13cm，W:4.5cm，weight：180g

H. 33 cm.W. 5 cm.Weight. 152 gram.

China Qing Dynasty Hetian jade axe

China Han Dynasty Hetian jade axe

Neolithic Period Jade Axe

Dimension(approx.): L 13 cm, H 25.5 cm, Thickness 3 cm

Neolithic Jade Axe God Ceremonial Axe. 11 3/4" Excavated in Liaoning Province Northeast China. Hongshan Neolithic Culture 2000-3500 B.C.

China; c. 1-200 century AD. Group of 22 tiles and fragments. Possibly jade. From a Burial suit of a high ranking individual. Most of tiles are pierced for attachment, several have carved images of dra