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Subject:Unknown origin
Posted By: Michael Mon, Apr 07, 2014 IP: 93.210.206.101

Hi,
some time ago I purchased a metal item; I liked it, but do not know what it is and from where it comes.#
It is appr. 20x27cm
Somebody can help me?
Thank you
Michael







Subject:Re: Unknown origin
Posted By: wil hugers Sat, Apr 12, 2014

I think a chinese neolithic bronse axe.But whether it is antique i can not tell you . regards wil

Subject:Re: Unknown origin
Posted By: Michael Mon, Apr 14, 2014

Hi Wil,
I tried to send you an email, but it came back.
Do you have any link or contact where I can find out more about the piece? Maybe pictures? How did you come to the conclusion it is a Chinese axe?
Somebody told me it could be Cambodian.
Thank you for your help
Michael

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Subject:Re: Unknown origin
Posted By: Mike in Bangkok Sun, Apr 13, 2014

I have seen similar shapes to this in early Khmer (Cambodian) collections. Won't guarantee it as this is not my specialty, but a place to start researching.

Subject:Re: Unknown origin
Posted By: Michael Tue, Apr 15, 2014

Thank you for your mail.
You have any idea where I can find more information?
Best regards
Michael

Subject:Re: Unknown origin
Posted By: wil hugers Tue, Apr 15, 2014

I surfed on the net and have two photos for you.
The first is a socketed ceremonial axe Schang dynasty 14 th cent-11 century-bc havard museum .
The second one tang dynasty bronze sold for 8750 dollar estimate 10.000 - 15.000 dollar at Christies.
And whether it is Chinese or Khmer I donĀ“t know, I know just a little of bronzes.
Regards Will






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