Coptic Byzantine Limestone Vessel with Eye Dot Marking

This bronze pendant, measuring 5.5x4 cm (2.2x1.6 inches), is a fascinating relic from the Late Roman to Byzantine period, dating from the 3rd to the 7th century AD. It features an intriguing eye dot m

This piece is an ancient bronze spoon, adorned with distinctive dot eye markings on its handle, measuring 11 cm by 3 cm or approximately 4.33 inches by 1.18 inches. Reflecting the transitional period

This ancient Coptic 6-eye amulet, dating back to the Byzantine era in Egypt (5th-7th Century AD), is a remarkable find. Crafted from carnelian, this small artifact measures approximately 3x2cm (1.18x0

This exquisite ivory amulet from the Parthian to Roman period features a relief of a lion hunting scene, a theme prevalent in Persian art. It measures 1.97 inches by 1.57 inches (5x4 cm), capturing th

This enigmatic idol head, carved from limestone, stands as a relic of the Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex, dating back to 3rd – 2nd millennium BCE. Its dimensions are modest, at 3x1cm, yet i

This unique limestone chess piece from the Byzantine era measures 1.18 inches by 0.79 inches (3x2 cm) and features carvings of four distinct animal faces. Each face is skillfully rendered, displaying

Ancient Byzantine Egyptian Coptic culture limestone relief, circa 4th to 7th century C.E., deeply carved in high relief with a naked boy leaning behind a foliate branch, raised on Lucite stand. Relief

This intricately carved limestone column amulet, standing 2.56 inches tall and 0.98 inches wide (6.5x2.5 cm), is a relic from the time of Byzantine rule in Egypt. The amulet features detailed Coptic e

This pair of Coptic anthropomorphic stamps, carved from limestone, hails from Byzantine Egypt and dates to the period between the 4th and 7th centuries AD. Each stamp measures 3 cm by 2.5 cm by 1.5 cm

Near East, Byzantine Coptic to early Medieval Period, ca. 7th to 9th century CE. A limestone carving of a woman nursing an infant, likely the Virgin Mary and Jesus. The woman wears a robe incised with

Marble lamp with long open snout. Base and shaft undecorated, on the actual body of the vessel circular eye decoration in fields. The rim decorated with regular indentations. The latter and the circul

9th-12th century AD. A carved nacre bead of a fish with ring-and-dot eyes, notched lateral fins, scale detailing to the body, flared tail. 3.32 grams, 47mm (2"). From a late 1990s private collection;

Possibly Fenton Style Ruffled Pink & Milk Glass Vessel with dot detail to body of piece. Measures approx 7H x 4.5 W inches. No markings to indicate that it is Fenton. Minor manufacturing imperfections

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

7th-10th century AD. A group of bronze tabular weights with ring-and-dot and other markings. 69.8 grams total, 11-17mm (1/4 - 1/2"). Property of a Bristol collector; formerly part of his father's coll

5th-8th century AD. A silver openwork mount formed as two stylised horse heads joined by the neck, facing away from each other, two further horse-heads below, the eyes formed as stamped ring-and-dot m

This ancient Coptic 6-eye amulet, dating back to the Byzantine era in Egypt (5th-7th Century AD), is a remarkable find. Crafted from carnelian, this small artifact measures approximately 3x2cm (1.18x0

6th-9th century AD. A teardrop-shaped vessel with pouring lip at the apex, lug handle with incised ring-and-dot motifs, hatched rim; graffito bird to one side of the handle, '???' to the other, graffi

**Originally Listed At $100** Byzantine Empire, ca. 6th to 7th century CE. This splendid and petite terracotta vessel has a raised ring base with a central raised dot, smooth sloping sides, pinched sh

Pitcher appears to be FENTON (No apparent markings). Pitcher is aquamarine toned opalescent glass with areas of dot detail & handkerchief style rim. Piece appears to be hand blown. Vessel measures app

Ancient Near East, modern Syria, Tell Brak, Late Uruk Period, ca. 3300 to 3000 BCE. An eye idol of monumental proportions, hand-carved from white limestone. The idol is defined by a flat base, a gentl

Ancient Egyptian Coptic Limestone Stela Circa 5th century AD. Depicting a boy seated in a niche and holding a dove and grapes, traces of pigment. Size 19 inches H. Provenance: Ex Collection Florence K

Egypt, Coptic, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. A very rare funerary stele presenting two draped figures within an incised temple-like entry - the edifice with an incised triangular pediment above, stairs b

Ancient Coptic/Byzantine Large terracotta tile with lion c.6th-8th century AD. Size 10 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches. Thick walled terracotta tile with a relief of a Lion. Provenance Ex Private MD collection Di