Very Rare ancient Dong Son culture bronze spearhead originated from Southeast Asia. Artifact was made during the Bronze Age circa 1st Millennium BC. It's an exceptional war relic used on a field of battle. Weapon consists of a body with raised midrib ended by a sharp tip and two blades, socket is oval shaped to its lower base with empty space inside so it could be mounted. It has a beautiful signs of patination on the entire surface and originally preserved earthen deposits Dimensions: 25 mm (W) x 118/132 mm (H) on stand Very good condition - intact, well-preserved ARTIFACT WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY: * Presentation stand to show the artifact in   upright position in its full splendor * Certificate of Authenticity document with all   information about the artifact and its photos.   Document is providing the owner of this object   its lifetime authenticity warranty. PROVENANCE INFORMATION Artifact was purchased by our company in 2023 from a private Dutch collector. Previous ownership history: - Dr. István Zelnik private collection   (collected before 2007) * Dr. István Zelnik is a former high ranking Hungarian diplomat, researcher, author of more than 30 essays, albums and books about Southeast Asian art, politics and economy. He is also a well known collector who owns one of the largest private collections of Asian art in Europe with more than 80 000 objects including more than 10 000 gold artifacts, jewellery and ritual objects (it is considered as one of the 3 most important private gold collections in the world). - Private ancient art collection   from Weer, The Netherlands