Ancient Neo-Assyrian Bronze Lion Sculpture: Testament of Mesopotamian Mastery (9th-7th century BC)

Dimension: 80x30mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Owing to its association with the Neo-Assyrian period and the detailed bronze craftsmanship, this sculpture stands out as a significant representation o

Dimension: 50x35mm Rarity Level: Rare and Unique This ancient Neo-Assyrian lion sculpture, dating back to the 9th-7th century BC, is a remarkable and exceptionally rare artifact. Its detailed craftsma

Dimension: 65x25mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Representative of the might and splendor of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, this bronze lion sculpture not only signifies political strength but also showcases

Dimension: 26x16mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Owing to its association with the Neo-Assyrian period and the masterful bovine carving, this sculpture is not only of historical significance but also a

This Neo-Assyrian amulet carved from black stone represents a lion, dating back to the 9th-7th century BC, measuring 3 cm by 2 cm by 1 cm (approximately 1.18 x 0.79 x 0.39 inches). The amulet's form a

A Neo-Assyrian faience cylinder seal, c. 9th - 7th Century BC, the scene involving rampant antelope of goats to either side of a tree. H: 2/3 in (1.8cm). Intact, glaze now a brownish and the seal is b

A Neo-Assyrian faience cylinder seal, c. 9th - 7th Century BC, depicting a stylized male figure engaged with a bull whose hind quarters are raised, another male figure behind. Before them is a seated

9th-7th century BC. A large bituminous limestone cylinder seal with hunting scene, comprising from right to left: the Neo-Assyrian king as an archer in the lion hunt, standing next to the charioteer o

This compact bronze sculpture, measuring 3.5x2 cm or about 1.38x0.79 inches, portrays a Mesopotamian lion in a classical style attributed to the Neo-Assyrian period, between 1000 and 612 BC. The lion,

A Mesopotamian bronze amulet of Pazuzu, Neo-Assyrian, c. 8th - 6th Century BC, the deity's head and face are depicted with a large bronze loop in the suspension hole. L: 37 mm. Nicely patinated. Pazuz

This ancient black steatite disk, originating from the Neo-Hittite era during the 9th-7th century BC, is a remarkable artifact bearing an orthostat relief depicting a lion-hunt scene. Measuring 6.5x1

This ancient Luristan bronze spearhead from the 9th to 7th century BC exemplifies the masterful metallurgy of ancient Persia. Measuring 12.5 cm in length and 2.5 cm at its widest point, this artifact

This ancient Luristan bronze spearhead from the 9th to 7th century BC exemplifies the masterful metallurgy of ancient Persia. Measuring 13.5 cm in length and 2.5 cm at its widest point, this artifact

This ancient Luristan bronze spearhead from the 9th to 7th century BC exemplifies the masterful metallurgy of ancient Persia. Measuring 12.5 cm in length and 2.5 cm at its widest point, this artifact

This bronze amulet, measuring 4 by 2.5 cm or approximately 1.57 by 0.98 inches, is a fine example of Near Eastern art from the Neo-Assyrian Period. It depicts a recumbent lion, a powerful symbol in As

A Neo-Assyrian serpentine cylinder seal Circa 9th-7th Century B.C. Depicting a winged disc over a tree, flanked by men holding streamers, behind the figures, a star and wheat sheaf, with a chevron b

A red-brown steatite cylinder seal, Neo-Assyrian, c. 8th - 7th Century BC, a provincial type, depicting horned antelope, stalk between them and a star and crescent in field. H: 2.2 cm. Ex Wiltshire, U

A Neo-Assyrian chalcedony stamp seal, 8th – 7th Century BC, with nicely shaped domed handle with hole for suspension, on slightly curved face a bearded figure stands before a complex solar altar. 28

A choice Neo-Assyrian carnelian cylinder seal, 8th - 7th Century BC, depicting a king of hero holding a bow and engaged in combat with a rampant winged griffin. L: 23mm. Nicely detailed. Ex Orange Cou

A pair of Neo-Assyrian frit cylinder seals, c. 8th - 7th Century BC, the first is in pink composition with a pair of winged solar disks with linear borders, L: 2.48cm; the second is blue/green frit an

A Neo-Assyrian red steatite cylinder seal, 8th - 7th Century BC, with a contest scene with a pair of deities engaged, archer behind and spade of Marduk. L: 3.2 cm. Ex California Museum of Ancient Art

A Neo-Assyrian chalcedony duck-shaped seal, c. 8th- 7th Century BC depicting a lunar altar, suspension hole through neck. L: ½ in (1.4cm). Ex-Israel private collection.

A nice Neo-Assyrian domed chalcedony stamp seal, c. 8th - 7th Century BC, of characteristic shape with angled edges, flat sides and horizontally drilled for suspension; base is an elaborate altar. 30

A nice Neo-Assyrian creme chalcedony stamp seal, c. 8th - 7th Century BC, the body highly domed and carved from nice translucent stone, horizontal hole for suspension. On base, a standing king of hero