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Bronze halberd blade with a dark green patina; the tang is pierced with a circle and chiseled with a radiating pattern. (Restored). L. 24.9 cm. Warring States Period (480–221 B.C.) CHINA Provenance: Reportedly from the Sotheby’s auction on July 28, 1970, lot no. 309 (according to a 1986 insurance inventory, illustrated) Private collection, Brussels. Three bronze spearheads are included, one of which has four blades arranged in a cross. H. 16.8, 13.1, and 11.9 cm. (One is also illustrated in the 1986 inventory)
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