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A collection of Neolithic Scandinavian flint implements, circa 2000 B.C. to include two mottled brown-grey daggers of fish-tail form, one labeled 'Denmark', 17cm long; various grey leaf-shaped daggers, the largest 17.5cm long; and four others, one labeled 'Gotland'; various small implements including a thumb scraper, a brown flint arrowhead, 7cm long; a similar black arrowhead, 6.5cm long; and fourteen various arrowheads, sized from 1.5cm to 6.5cm long (qty) Provenance: From the collection of James Curle (1862-1944) of Priorwood House, Melrose and thence by descent.

A collection of mostly Neolithic Scandinavian flint implements, circa 2000 B.C. to include a polished grey flint handaxe, with a curved cutting edge, labeled 'Denmark', 15.5cm long; a caramel coloured handaxe, with a curved cutting edge tapering to a rounded butt, 8.5cm long; a mottled hand axe, polished toward the cutting edge, 12cm long; a cream flint handaxe, of trapezoidal form, labelled 'Denmark', 10cm long; a small cream flint chisel, 8.5cm long; a brown flint scraper, of semi-circular form, labeled 'Denmark', 12cm long; another smaller example, labeled 'Denmark', 7cm long; a dark brown flint handaxe, with a curved cutting edge, 9cm long; four other examples from Denmark and Sweden; and a collection of fossils (qty) Provenance: From the collection of James Curle (1862-1944) of Priorwood House, Melrose and thence by descent.

A collection of Neolithic Scandinavian flint implements, circa 2000 B.C. to include a large mottled flint axe, with a curved cutting edge, 23cm long; a cream flint handaxe, with a curved cutting edge tapering to a narrow butt, marked 'Kelhult(?), 12.5cm long; a cream flint handaxe, with a curved cutting edge, 12.5cm long; a mottled flint chisel, polished sides, 12cm long; another similar in black flint, 12cm long; a pale flint handaxe, with a straight cutting edge, of trapezoidal form, 11cm long; another similar, 10cm long; a dark brown flint scraper, of semi-circular form, labeled, 'Denmark', 12cm long; a grey flint dagger, leaf-shaped with a serrated edge, 12.5cm long; and two others (11) Provenance: From the collection of James Curle (1862-1944) of Priorwood House, Melrose and thence by descent.

THROCKMORTON FINE ART-Hongshan; The Neolithic Age; Enduring Age of Jade Age China, 2 vols.; Qijia; KEVERNE (ROGER)-Fine and Rare Chinese Works of Art and Ceramics Winter Exhibition 30th October 2008; GERARD HAWTHORN LTD-Oriental Art Summer 2008; and other related titles (13)

FORSYTH (ANGUS) AND MCELNEY (BRIAN)-Jades from China 1994; KLEINER (ROBERT)-Chinese Snuff Bottles, n.d. d.w. and In Search of a Dragon, n.d.; RAWSON (JESSICA)-Chinese Jade From the Neolithic to the Qing, 1995, d.w. and other related titles

A CHINESE NEOLITHIC JADE BI DISC, 14.25cms diameter

A CHINESE CELADON JADE PENDANT, Hongshan Culture, Neolithic Period, modelled as a cloud, pierced with a small hole, 10cms wide

A CHINESE YELLOW AND GREEN ALTERED JADE FIGURE OF SHAMON OX GOD, Hongshan Culture, Neolithic period, carved in typical seated pose, 9cms high

A copper axehead, probably Neolithic, and a bronze pear shaped vessel, axehead 4.5 inches (11cm). (2)

Two Neolithic polished stone axe heads, each approximately 21 cm long

A collection of small archeological items: a small early Bronze Age toffee coloured flint arrowhead; a large (broken) flint spear head; together with two scrapers, one flint, with old inscription "Brittany, possible Danish" but in fact most likely Danish, the other inscribed "Brittany", both Neolithic period. (small arrowhead 1ins 2.5cms long)

'Neolithic Cultures of the British Isles' by Piggott, 'The Age of Arthur' by John Morris and 'Pre Historic Societies' by Clarke & Piggott (all re-bound)

NEOLITHIC CHINESE TWO-HANDLED POT, with painted decoration; together with a Chinese Tang terracotta figure of a deity. (2) Figure 17cm

Neolithic stone axe head and a collection of eight Neolithic and Bronze Age arrow heads, a bone needle and a shell bead bracelet / necklace (11)

A Neolithic Polished Green Stone Axe Head, possibly from Pike of Stickle in Great Langdale, Cumbria, 15cm (broken along its working edge); a Greek Terracotta Aryballos, of ovoid form, with loop handle drawn from the cylindrical neck and body, possibly 1st millenium BC, 7.5cm (damaged) (2)

A large Japanese bronze vase, the wide flat flared neck extending into S-shaped handles, the body cast with swirling Neolithic designs, 18th/19th century, 55.5cm.

A collection of Neolithic American-Indian arrowheads in stone, flint and quartz. (6)

A group of Antiquities comprising; a Neolithic flint axehead, Roman oil lamps, pottery shard, Egyptian bronze figure, trilobite etc

A group of Neolithic axes, adze, spear points, waste flakes, obsidian blade with letter from Hunterian Museum, Glasgow dated 1977.

A Chinese Neolithic black pottery vase, decorated with stylized scrolling motifs, 21cm.

A Chinese pottery Neolithic jar, decorated with geometric designs and four loop handles, Yangshou culture, c.2000 BC, 26cm.

HUBBARD A.J. and G., Neolithic Dew-Ponds and Cattle-Ways, 2nd edit, 1907; and CHAPMAN Frank M., Contribution to Life-Histories of The Bobby (1910) (2)

RAWSON (JESSICA) Chinese Jade from the Neolithic to the Qing, 1st ed, dustwr, 1995--SNOWMAN (A. KENNETH) Eighteenth Century Gold Boxes of Europe, dustwr, 4to, Antique Collectors' Club, 1990; The Art of Carl Faberge, 1st ed, orig. cl., 4to, 1953--MEEN (V.B.) & TUSHINGHAM (A.D.) Crown Jewels of Iran, 1st ed, dustwr, folio, Toronto, 1968--RUDOE (JUDY) Cartier 1900-1939, 1st ed, dustwr, 1997--and 4 others (9) LOCATION D

*Five Neolithic arrow heads and three Roman coins

A Collection of Three Neolithic Greenstone Axe Heads, of thin butted type, 28cm, 32cm and 33cm long. Together with a booklet "Four Polished Stone Axes" by James McIntyre, 1937, in which they are documented.. Discovered in the ground when digging for foundations for a farmhouse near Penrith owned by the vendor's great great grandfather .

A small collection of prehistoric stone items including Acheulean hand axes, Neolithic scrapers, lance heads and arrow heads (7)

BRONZE BY PETER HAINES. Neolithic animal form with a mottled dark green patina. Artist's mark with 1994 8. 5 5/8l.

Neolithic Flint Hand Axe (c.5000 BC) 130 x 90mm multifacetted edges (still sharp) in charcoal flint a large attractive example of superb workmanship. Superb workmanship. (1)***Found in Leicestershire recorded at Coventry museum.

Neolithic Stone Mace Head (c.3000 B.C) 175 x 150mm 25mm thick of polished granite a 30mm central hole for fixing.Superb condition minor edge chips from use EXTREMELY RARE. (1)***Found in East Anglia 1990s..

Neolithic Flint Spearhead (c.3000 B.C) an attractive large example of 148x 44mm multifacetted edges RARE. Superb condition. (1)***Found Leicestershire recorded at Coventry museum..

Four neolithic/stoneage axe heads, one with fish tail end 13.5cm others 14cm, 8cm and 15cm diameters

Three neolithic polished stone axe-heads various coloured stones and shape longest 10in.

Two neolithic carved jade pig-dragons 6.5in. and 2.5in.

Two neolithic stone axe heads (11 and 7in.) two adze heads and a flint blade

A Neolithic jade pendant.

Boxed neolithic stone arrowheads (twenty-one)

A Chinese jade axe head the green stone with brown flecks probably Neolithic 26cm.

A collection of fourteen Neolithic stone chisels mounted in a fitted case c.3000BC.

Three Chinese Neolithic vessels one a flared tazza the others with a single and double handle respectively c.2000BC. 13cm. (3)

A Chinese pottery jar, typically decorated with four trellised roundels on the globular body, two lug handles, 34cm, possibly Neolithic

A Neolithic flint arrow head c.4500BC together with another similar, both found in Suffolk

A bronze age Palstave axe, circa 2000BC, together with a Neolithic polished axe probably of Danish origin, and a circular stone hammer probably of a similar period

A Neolithic pottery vessel of round bottomed form with carved repeating tooth decoration.

A Chinese painted pottery doubled handled jar, the Neolithic Period, Majiayao culture, 2655/2330BC, of compressed ovoid form, the upper section painted with rudimentary cross hatched roundel and cross designs within chocolate brown and brick red painted borders, the neck painted with a cross hatched design, 13" high. Footnote. ASA (Alliance Science Art) thermoluminescence test certificate dated 22nd October 2002 available upon request

A CHINESE CRYSTALLINE STONE FIGURE, the oval face with exaggerated features, 12.75" high and three similar heads, possibly neolithic (4)

A Chinese Neolithic style ovoid jar, with twin lug handles and human head before the narrow neck, geometric painted, 37cm high; and a Han style barrel jar, (2).

Two Chinese painted pottery jars, Neolithic with lug handles, painted in black pigments with geometric designs and animal motifs - 14?in. (36.9cm.) high max. (2)

Neolithic; a Danish flint axe of square tapering form with mottled pale-brown tone, polished on both faces, circa 4000-2000 B.C., 10 3/8in long.

A CHINESE EARTHENWARE VASE of globular form with overpainted decoration in black and red and simple loop handle, probably Neolithic, 5.75" high

A CHINESE VASE with a bulbous body and a spoole-shaped neck with simple loop handles and geometric black-line decoration, Neolithic, 4" high and four similar pieces (5)

Neolithic; a polished greenstone axe of rounded triangular form with curved blade, edge abraided, 4 1/2in long, a polished greenstone adze with squared sides, chipped, 4 1/4in long; and a flint pick, 4 3/4in long, 4000-2000 B.C. (3)

FOUR NEOLITHIC STONE AXE HEADS each of pointed ovoid form with circular socket, three of blackish stone, the fourth grey, 9.5cm to 15cm, (3.7in to 6in) long, the surfaces worn smooth

A Neolithic greenstone adze of flaring form with curved blade, partly ground and polished, probably Irish, 6 1/4in long.

A fine Neolithic flint axe of broad flaring form curved both ends, partly ground and polished, speckled white patina, inscribed Suffolk, 6.75in long, 3.125in wide.

A Neolithic Red Deer antler pick of the 'Windmill Hill People' from Durrington Causewayed Camp, Wiltshire, circa 3000 B.C., 14.5in overall, the tine 4.5in long, together with inscribed and fitted display board.

A Saxon pottery urn of plain form with slightly flaring neck, broken and repaired but with negligible loss, red-black surface, inscribed, Saxon, c 6th Cent, Warren Hill, Mildenhall, Dec 1875 ·P·S·I·A VI·I, 3.25in high, 5.25in diameter; together with a Neolithic polished stone axe of symmetrical flaring form with curved blade, pale grey-green tone, with label inscribed, Found in a field at the end of Rectory Lane, Nailstone, Nr Ibstock, Leics, 6.375in long. (2)

Neolithic black pottery bottle vase, of mallet form, the cylindrical neck applied with a pair of looped handles, possibly Longshan culture, 10.5cm high, major losses extensively damaged, with a carved oak stand.

Neolithic; a group of miscellaneous stone and flint implements, comprising a celt, yellow ochre in tone, ground at the edge only, 5in long; a fine crescent shaped blade, 4.125in overall; three arrowheads, triangular, stemmed and barbed, 2in - 2.75in long; an antler horn mount for a blade, with squared butt, 3.375in overall; and a small Bronze Age greenstone adze, 2.5in long. (7)

A Victorian brooch in the form of a Neolithic flint arrowhead, mounted in rose coloured metal, 3.5cm (1.25")