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71. An Archaic Jade Dragon P endant
Shang Dynasty, 13th–11th Century B.C.
the bottle-horn dragon with fish tail drilled through the mouth, traces of cinnabar.

Length 3 ⁄8 inches (9.9 cm)
7
Ex Collection Professor Max Loehr, acquired in Beijing, 1943
Ex J.J. Lally & Co., 1993 catalogue no. 54
Exhibited and Published: Early Chinese Jades, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1953, no. 79

ਠcᎲҖ͗भcڗ 9.9᩶Ϸc
Ը๕cᖯ⭮઺બ 1943ϋᒅ׵̏ԯiᔝଣઠ 1993त࢝ྡ፽ୋ 54໮
࢝ᚎʿഹ፽c˜ʕ਷͗̚™d੗Г࣬ψͭɽኪdτࢆఝd1953ϋd࢝ۜୋ 79໮

72. An Archaic Jade Fish P endant
Shang/Early Western Zhou Dynasty, circa 12th–10th Century B.C.
with dragon head, a pair of fins projecting from both sides of the belly.
Length 3 ⁄8 inches (8.7 cm)
3
A similar fish pendant from the Hotung Collection is illustrated by Rawson, Chinese Jade from the Neolithic to the Qing,
London, 1995, p. 25, fig. 10, described as made from a collared disc, an example of repurposed jade during the Shang dynasty.

ਠ / ГմϘಂc௡Җ͗भcڗ 8.7᩶Ϸc

73. A Small Archaic Jade Axe Shape P endant
Shang/Early Western Zhou Dynasty, circa 12th–11th Century B.C.
Length 1 ⁄8 inches (4.8 cm)
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Ex J.J. Lally & Co., 1994 catalogue no. 38
Exhibited and Published: C.T. Loo, An Exhibition of Chinese Archaic Jades Arranged for the Norton
Gallery of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida, 1950 pl. XVI:4

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Ը๕cᔝଣઠ 1994त࢝ྡ፽ୋ 38໮
࢝ᚎʿഹ፽c ጅٿᓈ An Exhibition of Chinese Archaic Jades Arranged for the Norton Gallery of
ArtdНᖯԢ༺ψГಅᝃᛉd1950ϋd࢝ۜୋ XVI:4໮

74. A Small Archaic Jade Dagger - Axe ( Ge )
Shang/Early Western Zhou Dynasty, 12th–10th Century B.C.
Length 3¾ inches (9.5 cm)

Ex Collection Capt. S.N. Ferris Luboshez, acquired in Shanghai before 1949
Ex J.J. Lally & Co., 1994 catalogue no. 37

ਠ / ГմϘಂcʃ͗ˑcڗ 9.5᩶Ϸc
Ը๕cLuboshez ɪࣧ 1949ϋ˸ۃᒅ׵ɪऎiᔝଣઠ 1994त࢝ྡ፽ୋ 37໮

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