QIJIA JADE CEREMONIAL AXE

Neolithic Period-A Jade Ceremonial Axe 13.5 X 7.2 X 0.5 cm 新石器時代 - 紅山文化玉斧 Provenance 來源：舊&#3732

Set of 3 Archaic Chinese Museum Grade White Jade Ceremonial Axe Heads & Dagger | Each carved from Chinese White Nephrite Mutton Fat Jade | Carving Style & Design: The Semi-Translucent Nephrite Jade ha

a qijia jade axelg. 13 1/4 in.

Pre-Columbian Tairona Jade Stone Ceremonial Axe / Weapon | Colombia, Tairona | Written on the underside is "Tairona" | Includes stand | Approx. With the stand: Size: 9" H; Weapon Only: 8.5" H x 2" W.T

Chinese Qijia Jade Axe 5" L x 4.75" W, 6.85 oz Shipping: We are able to pack and ship this item to an address in the United States for $30.00 via UPS Ground or USPS Priority Mail. Tracking information

Antique CHINESE NEOLITHIC JADE & BRONZE CEREMONIAL AXE, 2500-4000 B.C.Size 6,5x4 Inches.Good Condition

**Originally Listed At $800** East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A gorgeous nephrite jade axe known traditionally as a "yue," a type that dates to the Neolithic period,

Ancient Jade Chinese ceremonial axe. Ming dynasty 1300 Ad. Jade cutting edge; bronze handle. 336 gr. - 25x10 cm

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

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

A JADE AXE, QIJIA CULTURE China, Qijia culture, c. 2200-1600 BC. The blade of irregular form with several curved notches and grooves, well carved from a translucent pale celadon jade with brown and mi

A CEREMONIAL AXE, QIJIA CULTURE China, Qijia culture, c. 2200-1600 BC or later. The blade of slightly tapering form with a concave blade, well carved from a translucent stone with dark green and russe

Three Chinese Neolithic-style jade or hardstone ceremonial axes; L: 10" (largest); together in fitted case

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico to Guatemala, Olmec culture, ca. 1150 to 550 BCE. A rare, hand-carved ceremonial jade celt (hand axe) with a muted blue-green coloration and an elegant presentation. Met

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico to Guatemala, Olmec culture, ca. 1150 to 550 BCE. A striking, hand-carved ceremonial jade celt (hand axe) with a muted blue-green coloration and an elegant presentation.

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico to Guatemala, Olmec culture, ca. 1150 to 550 BCE. A striking, hand-carved ceremonial jade celt (hand axe) with a muted blue-green coloration and an elegant presentation.

A Chinese ceremonial axe (YUE), made of jade. 11X6.5 cm. A hole has been cut out on one of the sides.

A Chinese ceremonial axe (YUE), made of jade. 12X6 cm. A hole has been cut out on one of the sides.

An early 20th century ceremonial axe, wood with mother of peal inlay and an exceptional quality brillant green jade axehead. 16" L; 6-1/8" L Jade axehead.

Pre-Columbian Blue Jade Masked Avian Axe God Pendant, Double Aspect Pendant With Bird In Flight, Translucent Gemstone Quality Jade, Ceremonial Half-Back, Holes Drilled For Suspension, Origin: Costa Ri

Chinese axe pendent of a nicely mottled white to spinach green jade carved in low relief, resembles an archiastic ceremonial axe. 2" H x 1.75" W

Made of a large flat slab of multi-colored green Nephrite Jade with a small hole for suspension. Jade Axe blades are known from very early periods in China. They tend to be largely unadorned with the

Pre-Columbian Blue Jade Shaman Axe God Pendant, Avian Features, Ceremonial Half Back, Perched Bird Headdress, Hole Drilled for Suspension, Provenance:Woram Collection, Ex-Peabody Museum 1967, Dimensio

This jade is published in Filippo Salviati 4000 YEARS OF CHINESE ARCHAIC JADES Edition Zacke, Vienna 2017, no. 130 Jade China, Early Bronze Age, Qijia Culture, c. 2200 - 1600 BC 玉斧- &#38