LiveAuction: Ancient Relics Unearthed Serie2

Ancient Luristan Bronze Dagger with Distinctive Leaf Blade, 1200-800 BCE

Ancient Egyptian Horus-Symbolic Gold-Gilded Bronze Ring, c. 1st-3rd Century CE

Ancient Achaemenid Bronze Kohl Container with Quadruped Legs (c. 5th-4th Century BCE)

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Hunghom, Kowloon, Hong Kong

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LiveAuction: Ancient Relics Unearthed Serie2

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ThousandPlanet's exclusive Ancient Relics Unearthed Serie2, a rare chance to acquire authentic bronze artifacts and treasures from past civilizations. This curated selection shines a spotlight on finely crafted relics of the Luristan, Roman, Celtic, and Near Eastern cultures, each piece a testament to the skilled artisans who shaped their histories. From rare, leaf-bladed Luristan daggers and ceremonial pins to intricate Roman bracelets and Celtic ring money, these artifacts embody centuries-old craftsmanship and the mystique of ancient rituals. Each relic tells a unique story, capturing the essence of forgotten mythologies, powerful traditions, and societal hierarchies. This collection offers more than just historical objects, it presents timeless symbols of human achievement, stories waiting to be retold. Begin your journey into the past and bid now to bring home a piece of history that will endure for generations.

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Ancient Luristan Bronze Dagger with Distinctive Leaf Blade, 1200-800 BCE: This impressive bronze sword hails from the ancient Luristan culture, situated in the mountainous region of present-day western Iran, this exquisite dagger dates back to circa 1200-800 BCE. Measuring

1001A: Ancient Luristan Bronze Dagger with Distinctive Leaf Blade, 1200-800 BCE

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$1,200

$1,800

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Early Roman Silvered Spiral Bracelet with Incised Detailing (c. 1st-3rd Century CE): This finely crafted bracelet originates from the early Roman Empire, dating to approximately the 1st-3rd century CE. During this era, the Romans were not only expanding their territories but also

1004A: Early Roman Silvered Spiral Bracelet with Incised Detailing (c. 1st-3rd Century CE)

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$220

$380

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Ancient Bronze Age Celtic Ring Money Bracelet, Central Europe, c. 800-500 BCE: This rare and striking bronze ring bracelet hails from the Central European Bronze Age, specifically associated with the Celtic tribes who flourished around 800-500 BCE. Known for their metalworking

1005A: Ancient Bronze Age Celtic Ring Money Bracelet, Central Europe, c. 800-500 BCE

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$400

$600

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Set of 6 West African Gold-Gilded Bronze Trade Rings (c. 18th-19th Century): This set of six gold-gilded bronze rings hails from West Africa, dating back to the 18th-19th century. These pieces are reminiscent of the traditional currency and trade items used across West

1006A: Set of 6 West African Gold-Gilded Bronze Trade Rings (c. 18th-19th Century)

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$200

$300

Ancient Persian Bronze Bowl with Ram's Head Motif, Circa 1000-600 BCE: This striking bronze bowl hails from ancient Persia, crafted between 1000-600 BCE during a period marked by the region's advances in metalworking and artistic symbolism. Such artifacts exemplify the

1009A: Ancient Persian Bronze Bowl with Ram's Head Motif, Circa 1000-600 BCE

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$900

$1,400

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Vintage Italian Murano and Artisanal Glass Beads Collection, Set of 85, Mid-20th Century: This curated set of 85 vintage glass beads, weighing approximately 15.9 ounces (450 grams), is a vibrant testament to the artistic legacy of Murano and European glass craftsmanship from the mid-20th

1013A: Vintage Italian Murano and Artisanal Glass Beads Collection, Set of 85, Mid-20th Century

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$300

$450

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Ancient Luristan Bronze Pin with Ram's Head Finial, Western Iran, c. 1200-800 BCE: This captivating bronze pin originates from the Luristan region of Western Iran, an area renowned for its unique bronze artifacts during the early Iron Age, circa 1200-800 BCE. Luristan bronzes,

1019A: Ancient Luristan Bronze Pin with Ram's Head Finial, Western Iran, c. 1200-800 BCE

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$300

$500

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Set of 4 Viking Bronze and Copper Bracelets (c. 8th-10th Century): This set of four bracelets originates from the Viking Age, crafted between the 8th and 10th centuries. The Vikings, known for their seafaring expeditions and skilled metalwork, valued bronze and

1022A: Set of 4 Viking Bronze and Copper Bracelets (c. 8th-10th Century)

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$250

$400

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Ancient Mesopotamian Ritual Offering Vessel in Bird Form Alabaster Stone, c. 1st Millennium BCE: This extraordinary ancient Mesopotamian alabaster vessel, dating to the 1st millennium BCE, represents the intricate artistry and symbolic sophistication of the Mesopotamian civilization. Shaped

1024A: Ancient Mesopotamian Ritual Offering Vessel in Bird Form Alabaster Stone, c. 1st Millennium BCE

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$700

$950

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Ancient Byzantine Elegance Symbolic Bronze Bangle with 24k Gold Restoration, c. 6th-8th Century CE: This exquisite ancient Byzantine bronze bangle, dated to the 6th-8th century CE, reflects the minimalist elegance and spiritual symbolism that permeated Byzantine culture. Skillfully crafted from

1025A: Ancient Byzantine Elegance Symbolic Bronze Bangle with 24k Gold Restoration, c. 6th-8th Century CE

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$400

$600

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Ancient Gold-Gilt Celtic Torc Bracelet, Western Europe, c. 3rd-1st Century BCE: This exquisite gold-gilt torc bracelet originates from the Celtic tribes of Western Europe, dating back to the La T?ne period, circa 3rd-1st century BCE. The La Tene culture, known for its

1026A: Ancient Gold-Gilt Celtic Torc Bracelet, Western Europe, c. 3rd-1st Century BCE

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$700

$1,000

Antique West African Bronze Bracelet Set with Geometric and Twisted Designs, c. 18th-19th Century: This exceptional set of three antique West African bronze bracelets, crafted in the 18th-19th century, represents the rich heritage and skilled artistry of African metalwork traditions. In West

1029A: Antique West African Bronze Bracelet Set with Geometric and Twisted Designs, c. 18th-19th Century

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$250

$300

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Ancient Celtic Double-Looped Bronze Ring Money - 800-400 BCE: This exquisite piece is a rare example of double-looped bronze ring money used by the ancient Celtic tribes during the Iron Age, specifically from around 800 to 400 BCE. Likely originating from the

1033A: Ancient Celtic Double-Looped Bronze Ring Money - 800-400 BCE

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$300

$500

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Ancient Celtic Tribal Strength and Unity Symbolic Bronze Cuff Bracelet, c. 3rd-2nd Century BCE: This ancient Celtic bronze cuff bracelet, crafted around the 3rd-2nd century BCE, exemplifies the artisanal skill and symbolic richness of the Celtic tribes. Known for their profound connection to

1034A: Ancient Celtic Tribal Strength and Unity Symbolic Bronze Cuff Bracelet, c. 3rd-2nd Century BCE

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$300

$450

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Ancient Bronze Celtic Armring with Flared Terminals, Iron Age, c. 5th-2nd Century BCE: This distinctive bronze armring dates to the Celtic Iron Age, circa 5th-2nd century BCE, and likely originated in the regions of Central or Western Europe. During this time, the Celts flourished

1035A: Ancient Bronze Celtic Armring with Flared Terminals, Iron Age, c. 5th-2nd Century BCE

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$300

$450

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Ancient Egyptian Horus-Symbolic Gold-Gilded Bronze Ring, c. 1st-3rd Century CE: This remarkable bronze ring, dating back to the 1st-3rd century CE, is an exquisite example of ancient Egyptian craftsmanship and symbolism. The ring features an elevated, stylized representation

1038A: Ancient Egyptian Horus-Symbolic Gold-Gilded Bronze Ring, c. 1st-3rd Century CE

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$400

$600

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Authentic Pre-Columbian Native American Flint Arrowheads and Stone Tools: This remarkable collection of 26 authentic Native American flint and stone tools dates back several centuries, potentially as early as the Late Archaic to Woodland periods. These arrowheads and

1040A: Authentic Pre-Columbian Native American Flint Arrowheads and Stone Tools

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$350

$500

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Ancient Mesopotamian Ritual and Symbolic Carvings Artifact, c. 2nd Millennium BCE: This extraordinary set of 12 Mesopotamian artifacts, crafted from materials such as bone, fang, black steatite, clay, and calcite stone, captures the artistic and ritualistic essence of one of the

1044A: Ancient Mesopotamian Ritual and Symbolic Carvings Artifact, c. 2nd Millennium BCE

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$600

$900

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Ancient Eastern European Bronze Socketed Axes (Urnfield Culture, c. 1200-800 BCE): This collection of three bronze socketed axes originates from the Urnfield Culture, a significant prehistoric culture in Central and Eastern Europe that thrived during the Late Bronze Age, around

1046A: Ancient Eastern European Bronze Socketed Axes (Urnfield Culture, c. 1200-800 BCE)

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$300

$550

Ancient Celtic Bronze Ring Bracelet with Engraved Zigzag Motif, Central Europe, c. 800-500 BCE: This robust bronze bracelet originates from the early Iron Age Celtic tribes of Central Europe, dating to approximately 800-500 BCE. The period is marked by the flourishing of Celtic craftsmanship,

1047A: Ancient Celtic Bronze Ring Bracelet with Engraved Zigzag Motif, Central Europe, c. 800-500 BCE

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$350

$500

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West African Gold-Gilt Bronze Coil Bracelets, Akan Culture (c. 18th-19th Century): This elegant gold-gilt bronze bracelet originates from the Akan culture of West Africa, known for its remarkable artistry and metallurgical expertise. Dating from the 18th to the 19th century, the

1048A: West African Gold-Gilt Bronze Coil Bracelets, Akan Culture (c. 18th-19th Century)

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$300

$500

Rare Bronze Ribbed Bracelet, Late Bronze Age, Central Europe, c. 1200-800 BCE: This remarkable ribbed bronze bracelet originates from Central Europe, dating back to the Late Bronze Age, approximately 1200-800 BCE. A time of flourishing trade networks and cultural exchange, the

1052A: Rare Bronze Ribbed Bracelet, Late Bronze Age, Central Europe, c. 1200-800 BCE

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$400

$600

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Ancient Urnfield Culture Cuff Bracelet with Geometric Engravings, Central Europe, c. 1200-800 BCE: This finely crafted bronze cuff bracelet originates from the Urnfield Culture of Central Europe, dating back to approximately 1200-800 BCE. The Urnfield Culture, known for its practice of cremation

1053A: Ancient Urnfield Culture Cuff Bracelet with Geometric Engravings, Central Europe, c. 1200-800 BCE

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$450

$650

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Exquisite Achaemenid Bronze Dagger with Finely Curved Hilt, 5th Century BCE: This rare bronze dagger hails from the Achaemenid Empire, circa 5th century BCE. Representing the apex of Persian craftsmanship during the Classical Persian period, this weapon reflects the

1054A: Exquisite Achaemenid Bronze Dagger with Finely Curved Hilt, 5th Century BCE

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$1,200

$1,800

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