Neolithic Jade Seated Ox with Cicada on Head

Height: 38cm, width: 39cm, weight: 49000g

Vintage Chinese Hetian Jade Ox Heads Pendant Dimension: 46x46x16(mm)1.81x1.81x0.63(inches) Weight 0.18 lbs/82 g

Vintage Chinese Hetian Jade Ox Heads Pendant Dimension: 45x45x16(mm)1.77x1.77x0.63(inches) Weight 0.16 lbs/74 g

Vintage Chinese Hetian Jade Ox Heads Pendant Dimension: 45x45x16(mm)1.77x1.77x0.63(inches) Weight 0.16 lbs/74 g

Exquisite and rare jade pendant of a bird with immorality cicada most likely comes from the Hongshan, a neolithic culture in northwest China (4700 to 2900 bce). Hongshan burial artifacts include some

Exquisite and rare jade pendant of a bird with immorality cicada most likely comes from the Hongshan, a neolithic culture in northwest China (4700 to 2900 bce). Hongshan burial artifacts include some

A Chinese Carved Jade Ox. Depicting a seated ox. Raised on a wood stand Ox: 2" x 8" x 4"

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Ornament Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:11cmx22cmx4cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Ornament Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:23cmx12.5cmx5.5cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Ornament Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:23cmx12.5cmx5.5cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Ornament Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:23cmx12.5cmx5.5cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant. Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:4.5cmx4cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Ornament Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:23cmx12.5cmx5.5cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant. Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:8cmx2.7cmx3.2cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant. Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:5.5cmx3cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:7.3cmx1.8cmx2.5cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant. Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:5.5cmx3cm

A Hongshan Culture Jade 'Cicada' Pendant. Chinese Neolithic Period. Size:6cmx3cm

This beautifully carved old jade pig dragon amulet with cicada, an ancient symbol of immortality, most likely derives from the Hongshan period of China (4700 to 2900 bce). The pendant is approximately

Consist of six carved Chinese Jade. A horse, an ox, seated Buddha, figures beneath a branching shading tree, an ox snuff bottle, and a hard stone archer ring. Milky appearance with russet inclusions.

Jade ax head likely Pre-Columbian or possibly from the Neolithic period. 8"

CHI KU PAI JADE DRAGON HEAD, HONGSHAN CULTURE, NEOLITHIC; L. 5.5 cm. H. 3.6 cm. Weight 108 gram.

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico/Guatemala, Olmec, ca. 1150 to 500 BCE. A finely carved jadeite seated figure, with hands placed upon upraised knees, a broad torso, and his head dramatically cocked back

Carved white jade cicada from the Qing dynasty. Cicada is carved in full with great attention to detail. The head of the cicada has a small pierced hole for hanging. Dimensions are 1 1/4 inches wide X