Hand Axe

This superb Acheulean hand axe stands as a testament to the technological ingenuity of early hominins.

This finely worked, bifacial hand axe is a sleek and elegant example of the earliest known stone tool traditions - the Acheulean.

A large and well-preserved flint hand axe of the Lower Paleolithic period, found at the important type-site of St.

A large and beautifully preserved Lower Palaeolithic hand axe, masterfully knapped from rich orange-quartzite and bearing an old inscription recording its discovery at Choisy-au-Bac,...

A beautifully preserved and patinated Palaeolithic flint hand axe, with a vibrant, banded-orange colour, and representing one of the earliest and most enduring forms of human technol...

Sleek and streamlined, the present hand axe is a particularly aesthetic example of the technologies of our early ancestors.

An attractive Palaeolithic hand axe – an iconic tool of our early ancestors from the Lower Palaeolithic, with an old inscription revealing its early collection history.

A large, beautifully preserved and patinated Palaeolithic flint hand axe from the famed type-site of St Acheul in France, expertly worked and representing one of the earliest forms o...

A striking example of the earliest human technology, this Acheulean hand axe was discovered at the celebrated Palaeolithic site of Happisburgh, Norfolk – one of the most important pr...

A beautifully preserved and patinated Neanderthal stone tool, crafted by our early ancestors from a flint nodule. An elegant example of one of the earliest human technologies. Almos...

An exceptional, large and beautifully preserved Neanderthal stone tool, crafted by our early ancestors from a piece of flint. Sleek and streamlined, the present tool is a particularl...

This blue and white charger was hand painted at De Porcelene Bijl* "The Axe" circa 1770.

This pair of large Dutch Delft plates, traditionally referred to as chargers, was hand-painted at the renowned De Porceleyne Bijl (The Axe) factory in Delft, circa 1780.

This Dutch Delft covered vase was hand painted circa 1770 and bears the mark of De Porceleyne Bijl, known as “The Axe.”

Dimensions: 13.5" diameter Condition: Excellent with tiny edge frits invisibly restored Price: $2,400 Decoration: Blue and white hand-painted crane in a garden with radiating floral ...

A dramatically sculptural example of the earliest human technology, the Acheulan hand axe, discovered in Walcott, a mile from the famed Palaeolithic site of Happisburgh.

A large and beautifully preserved Palaeolithic flint hand axe, with a mottled, brown-orange patina, representing one of the earliest and most enduring forms of human technology.

18th Century Spanish Pair of Hand-Painted Wooden Axe-Holders

This elegant Dutch Delft blue and white charger was hand-painted in the Netherlands around 1770. The center features delicate scrolling vines swirling around a beautiful flower.

19th-Century Hand-Coloured Lithograph of Swords, Axes, and War Hammers Description: This finely executed hand-coloured lithograph features an impressive display of medieval and Re...

This acheulean hand axe is an exceptionally well-preserved example of the first human technology.

An expressive hand crafted primitive axe having an elongated wrought blade attached to a finely carved and shaped hardwood handle.

Title: 19th-Century Hand-Coloured Lithograph of Medieval Axes, Maces, Daggers, and Firearm Description: This remarkable hand-coloured lithograph presents an eclectic collection of...

This Chinese Neolithic-inspired stone axe head, meticulously carved from an orange/brown stone, is a testament to ancient craftsmanship and cultural significance. Axe heads of this s...

Title: Palaeolithic Flint Handaxe made by early hominins, c.300,000 - 700,000 BC A finely worked Palaeolithic hand axe, expertly fashioned from a flint core and representing one of t...

A finely worked exhibited and published hand axe, expertly fashioned from a flint core and representing one of the earliest forms of human technology.

Rogdeberg Technique: Handcarved / Hand carved / Handcrafted / Hand crafted / Wood Carving Signed and dated under: OPUS 9.97.

A finely worked Neanderthal stone tool, or hand axe, expertly fashioned from a flint core with a beautiful marbled blue-grey-white patina.

Material: Dark green andesite stone Hand-shaped and polished Size : 15 x 11 cm. Natural age-related wear and patina Condition: Very good, with expected surface wear Provenance: UK ...

Fantastic sculpture by American artist Ronald Gonzalez. Titled Axe Man and created in the 1990s. This item is accompanied with a letter of authenticity from the artist. Ronald Mari...

Pre-Columbian Jade Costa Rican Avian Effigy pendant Atlantic Watershed 500AD- 1500AD Material: Jade Measures: Length 9 inches Width 1 inches Depth .4 inch. Exquisite Costa Rica...

Two Black Basalt carved and polished Neolithic axe heads mounted on steel bases. These wonderful ancient objects are a testament to the artisans who created them, with the edges stil...

A pair of West African incised iron and copper wire axe form currency pieces or may have used as dance wands. On custom mounts. In the form of a ritual axe, which in many parts of A...

Early hand carved stone axe with face, long nose with pierced nostrils, framed by loose oval form.

The name "axe god" comes from the form of the pendant, which replicates the shape of the traditional stone chopping tool (or axe).

Fine Costa Rican Jade Axe God, Guanacaste-Nicoya region, ca. A.D. 1-1500 Of celt form depicting the mythical part human- part avian figure, with circular eyes peering from the bird ...

Fine Costa Rican Jade Axe God, Guanacaste-Nicoya region, circa. A.D. 1-1500.

Most striking are the traces of the hand axe still visible on the surface. The uneven, rhythmic cuts intersect with the natural grain, producing a distinctive texture and expression.

He transforms and hollows out the wood using traditional hand tools: large wood saw, axe, adze, gouge. Every piece is unique in its its curves and angles, a testament to his virtuoso...

He transforms and hollows out the wood using traditional hand tools: large wood saw, axe, adze, gouge. Every piece is unique in its its curves and angles, a testament to his virtuoso...

He transforms and hollows out the wood using traditional hand tools: large wood saw, axe, adze, gouge. Every piece is unique in its its curves and angles, a testament to his virtuoso...

In his back hands the axe and lasso, instruments to combat evil spirits and overcome obstacles.

He transforms and hollows out the wood using traditional hand tools: large wood saw, axe, adze, gouge. Every piece is unique in its its curves and angles, a testament to his virtuoso...

He transforms and hollows out the wood using traditional hand tools: large wood saw, axe, adze, gouge. Every piece is unique in its its curves and angles, a testament to his virtuoso...

In his back hands the axe and lasso, instruments to combat evil spirits and overcome obstacles.

Shown seated on a throne in the yoga pose, sukhasana, cross legged meditation pose. Two of his hands grasp a battle axe and a lasso, symbols of his role as a rescuer and protector.

The gold miner is standing aside the ring with his left hand holding a pick axe and his right hand resting on the tri-shaped oval ring.

The knight has a spear in one hand, a battle axe in the other, his helmet lying on the ground at his feet and his shield slung back across his shoulders.

Created in Eastern China during the midcentury period, this wall plaque is carved in low relief with a celestial guardian holding an axe in each hand, riding a mythical animal. Very ...

Amoghapasha holds a lasso in one hand, an axe in the other. He is considered an emanation of Avalokiteshvara.