Amlash Pottery Horse Carrying Vessel & Birds

Rare Ancient Near Eastern Amlash Pottery Horse c.1st Millennium BC. Size 7 1/2 inches high. Rare Ancient Amlash Pottery Horse standing carrying Vessels. Condition:repaired by the legs nose and vessel

**Originally Listed At $1200** Ancient Near East / Central Asia, northwestern Iran, Amlash culture, ca. 1200 to 800 BCE. A hand-built pottery vessel with a body composed of an abstract quadruped stand

Ancient Near Eastern Amlash Pottery Vessel c.1000 BC. Size 12 1/2 x 7 1/4 inches. A large pottery amlash or Luristan vessel with bird like type spout. Condition: minor chips to the spout and tiny hole

Ancient Near Eastern Amlash Pottery Vessel c.1000 BC. Size 10 3/4 inches length. Very Unusual Amlash Pottery vessel with two horse heads. Provenance: Ex David Saidian Estate New York city. to present

Persian Amlash manner grey ware pottery vessel or ceremonial jug with bird beak form spout and handle. 5.5" H x 12" L x 6.5" D. Minor loss to tip of spout.

Amlash Pottery Bird-Form Vessel Together with a Large Pottery Bowl with a Spout and a Circular Pottery Two-Handled Flask. (3 total). The bird vessel 8 x 13 1/4 x 9 in. The bird pot I. Rosen, Israel,

LOT (4) AMLASH BUFF POTTERY HORSE, HEIGHT 9 1/4"; LENGTH 8" (RESTORED) AND (3) PRE-ISLAMIC BUFF POTTERY VESSELS, C.800BC-200AD, HEIGHT 6 3/4-7 1/2"

Two Chinese ceramics, including: Tang-style pottery horse, standing foursquare; together with enameled porcelain vessel, of pumpkin form, exhibiting birds, butterflies, and floral motifs; H: 11 1/2&#3

Illums Bolighus, pottery horse vessel, Mid 20th c., Denmark, style of Picasso or Bjorn Wiinblad, glazed pottery, unmarked, with "Illums Bolighus" sticker label to underside, 7.25"h x 7.25"l x 4.5"w

Ancient Near Eastern Amlash Pottery Vessel c.1000 BC. Size 6 3/8 inches high - 7 inches wide. Rare form shoe like form pottery vessel. old restoration otherwise in good condition. Provenance: From The

Ancient Near Eastern Amlash Pottery Vessel c.1000 BC. Size 11 3/4 inches length. 5 inches high. A large thick walled red pottery pouring vessel with large spout and loop type handle. Provenance: From

An ancient West Asian Amlash pottery vessel, dating back to approximately 2000 BC during the Bronze Age. The Amlash culture, which existed in what is now modern day Iran, was known for its distinctive

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, northern highlands of Peru, Recuay culture, ca. 200 to 600 CE. A hollow-molded pottery vessel with a quartet of nubbin-shaped legs, a bulbous body, an applied

**Originally Listed At $300** Central America, Guatemalan, Totonicapan, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A whimsical glazed pottery vessel with an arching handle, and a zoomorphic head that forms the

ACOMA NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY VESSEL, BIRD & GEOMETRIC DESIGN, SIGNED R.B.T., APPROX 8.5" X 10.5"

Zoomorphic effigy vessel. Dimension: 7.60" hgt. Bird form with snake wrapped around spout. Earthenware pottery. Condition: age appropriate (view photographs for accuracy). Provenance: Albany, New York

Greece, Late Mycenaean to Archaic, ca. 1200 to 600 BCE. A beautiful, wheel-made, polychrome amphora in the Mycenaean pictorial style with an elegant body and equidistantly placed twin handles bridging

Large Ancient Amlash Pottery Animal Vessel c.1st Millenium BC. size 8 3/4 inches high. Rare Large Hollow Pottery Vessel with Animal head. Condition: Animal neck repaired otherwise perfect. Provenance:

Ancient Amlash Anthropomorphic Pottery Vessel 5.75''x5''. Tripod ceramic vessel with human like face. Full form with one repaired leg. 1200 to 800 BCE, Iran.

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Moche, ca. 200 to 600 CE. A dramatic mold formed stirrup vessel depicting a predatory scene between a bird and an eel. The brownware vessel is hand built with the coil

Pre-Columbian, North Coast of Peru, Moche, Phase IV, ca. 450 to 700 CE. A hand-built pottery stirrup vessel depicting a pair of elaborate bird warriors. Each avian anthropoid is outfitted with a jagua

Pre-Columbian, Southern Peru, Nazca (Nasca), 300 to 700 CE. This is a stirrup vessel with two small spouts and a wide strap handle. The body of the vessel is covered in colorful painted depictions of

Byzantine Egypt, Coptic, ca. 4th to 8th century CE. A beautiful and iconographically rich terracotta vessel with a depressed globular body, short neck, and flattened rim, hand painted in hues of red a

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico, Maya, Late Classic Period, ca. 550 to 900 CE. A fascinating pottery vessel of a tall, cylindrical form with a flat base, smooth walls, a deep basin, and a lightly flare