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8 juillet 2025

Two mottled jade discs, Bi, Neolithic period sold at Christie's Paris, 10 June 2025

Two mottled jade discs, Bi, Neolithic period sold at Christie's Paris, 10 June 2025
Lot 103. Property of a London Collector. A rare and very large mottled green jade disc, Bi, Neolithic period, 3rd millennium B.C. Diameter : 45 cm. Price realised EUR 60,480 (Estimate EUR 60,000 – EUR 80,000). © Christie's Images Ltd 2025 Provenance :...
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Tags: Chinese Jade,  mottled green jade,  disc Bi,  Neolithic period,  mottled green and russet jade

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15 juin 2025

Jue (slit ring) with Dragon Design, Early Spring and Autumn Period

Jue (slit ring) with Dragon Design, Early Spring and Autumn Period
Jue (slit ring) with Dragon Design, Early Spring and Autumn Period (770 - first half of 7th century BC). Diameter 3.1 cm, Thickness 0.33 cm. © Shanghai Museum During the Spring and Autumn and the Warring States periods, all kinds of dragon designs appeared,...
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Tags: Chinese Jade,  Jue (slit ring),  Early Spring and Autumn period

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15 juin 2025

Handle-form Object with Dragon and Phoenix Design, Western Zhou Dynasty (11th century—771 BCE)

Handle-form Object with Dragon and Phoenix Design, Western Zhou Dynasty (11th century—771 BCE)
Handle-form Object with Dragon and Phoenix Design, Western Zhou Dynasty (11th century—771 BCE). Jade. Length 12.6 cm, Width 4.7 cm, Thickness 0.4 cm. © Shanghai Museum A kind of decorative pattern combining man and animal designs began to appear among...
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Tags: Chinese Jade,  Handle-form Object,  Western Zhou Dynasty

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15 juin 2025

Qi (notched axe) with Animal-mask Design, Shang dynasty (16th-11th century BCE)

Qi (notched axe) with Animal-mask Design, Shang dynasty (16th-11th century BCE)
Qi (notched axe) with Animal-mask Design, Shang dynasty (16th-11th century BCE). Jade. Length 8.3 cm, Width 5.4 cm, Thickness 1.0 cm. © Shanghai Museum In the Xia, Shang and Western Zhou dynasties, in order to consolidate power and regulate the rites,...
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Tags: Chinese Jade,  Qi (notched axe),  Shang Dynasty

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13 juin 2025

Tiger, Late Shang dynasty (13th - 11th century BC)

Tiger, Late Shang dynasty (13th - 11th century BC)
Tiger, Late Shang dynasty (13th - 11th century BC). Jade. Length 9.6 cm. © Shanghai Museum Jade pendants in animal shapes were most common in the Shang and Zhou periods with distinctive features of shapes and structures. Most of them were carved on one...
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Tags: Chinese Jade,  tiger,  Late Shang Dynasty

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13 juin 2025

Ge Dagger with a Turquoise-inlaid Bronze Handle, Shang dynasty (16th-11th century BCE)

Ge Dagger with a Turquoise-inlaid Bronze Handle, Shang dynasty (16th-11th century BCE)
Ge Dagger with a Turquoise-inlaid Bronze Handle, Shang dynasty (16th-11th century BCE). Jade, turquoise, bronze. Length 27.3 cm, Width 7.3 cm. © Shanghai Museum Jade ge dagger, as a type of ritual weapon, often featured a pointed tip, a curved blade,...
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Tags: Chinese Jade

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13 juin 2025

Sceptre, Liangzhu Culture (ca. 3200-2200 BC)

Sceptre, Liangzhu Culture (ca. 3200-2200 BC)
Sceptre, Liangzhu Culture (ca. 3200-2200 BC). Jade. Upper Accessory - Length 7.7 cm, Width 3.7 cm; Jade Jue (axe) - Length 17 cm, Width of blade 9.6 cm; Lower Accessory - Length 6 cm, Width 2.9 cm. Unearthed from Liangzhu tomb at Fuquanshan, Qingpu, Shanghai...
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Tags: Chinese Jade,  Sceptre,  Liangzhu Culture

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13 juin 2025

Cong Tube with Design of Tiered Humanoid-deity Masks and a Flying Bird, Liangzhu Culture (3300-2000 BCE)

Cong Tube with Design of Tiered Humanoid-deity Masks and a Flying Bird, Liangzhu Culture (3300-2000 BCE)
Cong Tube with Design of Tiered Humanoid-deity Masks and a Flying Bird, Liangzhu Culture (3300-2000 BCE). Jade. Height 39.3 cm, Upper width 8.1 cm, Lower width 7.1, Inner diameter of upper hole 5.0 cm © Shanghai Museum This piece of work is a typical...
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Tags: Chinese Jade,  Cong,  Liangzhu Culture

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13 juin 2025

Humanoid-deity, Shijiahe Culture (2,500-2000 BC)

Humanoid-deity, Shijiahe Culture (2,500-2000 BC)
Humanoid-deity, Shijiahe Culture (2,500-2000 BC). Jade. Length 3.4 cm, Width 1.0 cm, Height 10.3 cm. © Shanghai Museum The condition of this mystical figure housed in the Shanghai Museum is completely intact. The jade texture is crystal clear and the...
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Tags: Chinese Jade,  Humanoid-deity,  Shijiahe Culture

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13 juin 2025

Pei Pendant with Falcon-snatching-human-head Design, Shijiahe Culture (2500–2000 BC)

Pei Pendant with Falcon-snatching-human-head Design, Shijiahe Culture (2500–2000 BC)
Pei Pendant with Falcon-snatching-human-head Design, Shijiahe Culture (2500–2000 BC). Jade. Length 10.2 cm, Width 4.9 cm, Thickness 0.6 cm. © Shanghai Museum Some scholars believe that the design of a falcon catching a human head represents the practice...
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Tags: Chinese Jade,  Pei Pendant,  Shijiahe Culture

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