Islamic Khorassan Bronze Bull Headed Ewer

TYPE:Antiques SUB TYPE:Ewer REGION:Middle East SUB REGION:Iran MEDIUM:Bronze SGD/UNS: TITLE:Islamic Khorassan Bronze Bull Headed Ewer CATALOG NOTES:A fine Islamic Khorassan bronze handled ewer with bu

Circa 600-700 AD A bronze vessel in the form of an ewer with everted rim and long handle which connects the body to the neck. A common feature of ewers made in the early Islamic period is the highly a

Islamic Bronze Ewer; Height: 10 inches

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY PERSIAN ISLAMIC BRONZE EWERS engraved with motifs. 27 cm x 20 cm.

A 12th century Islamic Khorassan Silver-Inlaid Bronze Vase, Khorassan North-East Iran, H.16.5cm

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY ISLAMIC BRONZE LIDDED EWER, with a droplet floral carved cartouche each side with further floral decoration, 27cm high x 25cm wide.

19th Century Mughal Northern Indian Islamic Hand Hammered and Hand Chased Bronze Lidded Ewer. Hand chasing throughout with Ottoman representation of a paradisical Islamic garden in a stylised form: fl

Islamic Kashan pottery rooster headed ewer 13th century. Decorated with underglaze cobalt blue stripes. Measures 11 inches tall, age crack shows around.

Bronze Ewer After the Islamic Antique. Of ovoid form, zoomorphic hippopotamus hinged cover and spout, loose handle within ring fittings and ending in flowerhead terminals, surrounded by a border of en

**Originally Listed At $3000** Egypt, Late Period, XXVI Dynasty, 664 to 525 BCE. Finely cast via the lost wax (cire perdue) process, a bronze statue of Mnevis, the bull-headed god worshipped in Heliop

Islamic Silver & Copper Inlaid High Tin Bronze Ewer, with Kufic Inscription all over and numerous round cartouches depicting noblemen riding horses and in various archers positions. H: 11 Inches

(4) Luristan Bronzes, Birds, Horse & Two Headed Bull 1 1/2 in. x 4 1/4 in.

Two archaistic Chinese bronzes: gourd form, with bull finial; together with ewer; H: 13" (tallest, approx.)

The fierce bull-headed god Yama standing on a bull mount. Yama, being the first individual to die, became the Lord of Death. Height: 3-1/2 in.

Crafted of cast bronze with gold gilt finish in a two part construction. Features a Bull or Cow headed Deity standing atop a water buffalo on a recumbent figure on stand. Deity has flame headdress wit

The ewer with a pear shaped body on a splayed foot with a spout of a curving form, engraved with roundels of animals. Origin: Persia-Seljuq Period: 12th-13th century Sizes: 22.00 cm. H 8.66 in. H

A Middle Eastern bronze ewer/lamp with inlaid copper and silver decoration, with Islamic calligraphy, 9" high

Small Hindu BronzeDurga slaying Demon headed Bull- quite early, 2.25 inches

One face of a horse bit from Luristan. A winged man headed bull, a very common subject for this type of object. 78 by 79 mm. Bronze Luristan 900-800 B.C.PROVENANCE Ex-European private collection acqui

Ancient Islamic Persian Seljuk Bronze Mirror With Lions c.9th century AD. Size of mirror 4 1/8 inches diameter. Rare Bronze Mirror with Human headed lions facing with Kufic Inscriptions borders. Condi

H.25 cm. L.16 cm. W.7 cm. Weight.2460 gram.the buffalo-headed deity and his consort Yami cast standing in pratyalidhasana on the back of a prostrate figure on top of a bull, wearing a necklace of head

Moulded and engraved brown patina bronze.The lid is missing.30 x 30 x 10 cms.

11th-12th century AD. A bronze spherical body with discoid base, tapering tubular neck with thick everted rim, strap handle with notch detailing, horns to the rim and poppy-head thumb-pad. 464 grams,

CHINESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL BRONZE EWER. 11 inches high.