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ANCIENT CHINESE BRONZE FERRULE LANCE / SPEAR ? BUTT END, HAN or ZHOU 475./ 220BC
ANCIENT CHINESE BRONZE FERRULE LANCE / SPEAR ? BUTT END, HAN or ZHOU 475./ 220BC
ANCIENT CHINESE BRONZE FERRULE LANCE / SPEAR ? BUTT END, HAN or ZHOU 475./ 220BC
ANCIENT CHINESE BRONZE FERRULE LANCE / SPEAR ? BUTT END, HAN or ZHOU 475./ 220BC
ANCIENT CHINESE BRONZE FERRULE LANCE / SPEAR ? BUTT END, HAN or ZHOU 475./ 220BC
ANCIENT CHINESE BRONZE FERRULE LANCE / SPEAR ? BUTT END, HAN or ZHOU 475./ 220BC

ANCIENT CHINESE BRONZE FERRULE LANCE / SPEAR ? BUTT END, HAN or ZHOU 475./ 220BC

$ 184.8

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Primary Material: Bronze
  • Region of Origin: China
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Age: Pre-1800
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days

    Description

    THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN THE BRONZE END FOR A LANCE OR SPEAR.  4.5" LONG. SEE PHOTOS FOR CONDITION. YOU COULD ATTACH TO A WOOD SHAFT IF YOU WISH TO MAKE IT AUTHENTIC.
    The following statement was received by another ebay member to help us all understand more about this ancient bronze piece. Thank you,
    FYI- this is a bronze "dun"- the foot of a spear or ge (Chinese battle axe). You can tell it was for a ge because the pole was oval in cross section. A spear pole has a round cross section because it doesn't matter which side is up, but with an axe (ge) it is important that the blade side strike the target, so the oval pole shape helps to keep the ge stable in the hand and pointing in the right direction while striking. The ge blade would point towards the narrow part of the oval, so the narrow side is towards the "front" of the ge.