Timeline Auctions - Antiquities (Day2) 2013-06-21 Auction - 554 Price Results - TimeLine Auctions Ltd. in UK
Timeline Auctions - Antiquities (Day2)
Chinese Ceramic Blue-Glazed Processional Figure Group
Post Medieval Gold Gross with Baguette Cut Emeralds
Post Medieval Gold Cross Pendant with Garnets
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London, United Kingdom
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Timeline Auctions - Antiquities (Day2)

Timeline Auctions - Antiquities (day2)
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Near Eastern Western Iranian Cylinder Seal with: 1200-900 BC. A yellow composition seal retaining some turquoise glaze, consisting of a band of criss-cross at each end, and a central band filled with a frieze of four scorpions. Accompanied by an
Est.
£200
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£300
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Near Eastern Akkadian Cylinder Seal: 2300-2200 BC. A limestone cylinder seal depicting a standing god facing right confronting a standing horned quadruped, a central pillar and a standing god facing right confronting a standing bull
Est.
£250
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£400
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Near Eastern Akkadian Cylinder Seal with Gods: 2300-2200 BC. A black stone cylinder seal depicting a god, right, at an altar; on the opposite side another god in serpentine form makes an offering, the figures separated by a ladder-like form and a
Est.
£400
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£600
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Near Eastern Akkadian Cylinder Seal with Contestant: 2300-2200 BC. A marble cylinder seal depicting two heroes grappling with two buffaloes, and bearing the name of the seal owner: Lu-Iananne (Man of Venus), singer. Accompanied by an old scholarly
Est.
£300
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£500
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Near Eastern Cylinder Seal: 2nd millennium BC. A limestone cylinder seal depicting two groups of two facing seated figures, with a cross-shaped group of dots between each pair of figures, the pairs separated by a cross-shaped
Est.
£250
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£400
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Near Eastern Jemdet Nasr Type Stamp Seal: Southern Iraq or south-western Iran, circa 3000 BC. An oval stone stamp seal with a flat face and a slightly domed back depicting four small, springing, long-tailed animals in a rough circle, pierced
Est.
£200
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£300
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Near Eastern Lapis Lazuli and Gold Bead Necklace: 1st millennium AD. A restrung necklace of gold and stone beads of various dates comprising: oblate, spherical, cylindrical etc, featuring a single bicone and more recent granulated silver bead at
Est.
£300
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£500