An Ordos bronze 'twin-ibex' fitting

5-4th century B.C. Chinese/Mongolian Ordos bronze eagle fitting or terminal. Casting eagle and looking back, a hole on the lower wing. Height 27cmProvenance: Mary O’conner private collection since 1

Archaic bronze buckle with ibex head with unusual sinuous form. Retains some of the original gilt, believed to be Ordos Chinese. Measures 6" long and comes in a nice presentation box.

Western China, Eurasia; ca. 4th-2nd century B.C. A pair of stylized bar pins, a pair of clothing mounts in the form of multiple deer heads, and an openwork mount of a caprid. Dimensions Largest: 1 5/8

An Eastern Scythian Ordos culture bronze openwork fitting or buckle, c. 6th - 5th Century BC, depicting a central male figure surrounded by two lions rearing up around him. A nice example with attract

Western China; ca. 4th-1st century B.C. Including: A pair of openwork plaques, each depicting four deer; two bear-form vessel feet or fittings; a of strap mounts with openwork capris; a molar form mol

Ancient Near East, Northwestern Iran, Luristan, ca. 1000 to 600 BCE. A ornamental cast- bronze harness ring made to fit the bridle of a horse. The ring is comprised of a flat disc with incised lines d

Luristan Bronze finial of Ibex C.1000 BC. EX Sackler collection. a Rare Ancient Luristan Bronze Finial (weapon sharpner fitting) with the original whetstone attached to it. size 12 3/4 inches length.

6th-2nd century BC. A bronze plaque representing an advancing horse with disc hooves, triangular tail, cash coin motifs to the shoulder and hip, stud to the reverse. 104 grams, 90mm (3 1/2"). From a p

6th-2nd century BC. A bronze plaque presenting an elk with legs folded beneath the body; stud to the reverse. 39 grams, 56mm (2 1/4"). Property of a North London gentleman; previously in a private col

Signed, Chinese Leaded Bronze Twin Handled Cup. Cylindrical Form. Marked on base. Height: 2.5 in.

Rome, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd century CE. A superb bronze chariot fitting finely cast via the lost wax process, depicting Minerva (the Roman version of Athena), the goddess of wisdom, medicine, art,

DESCRIPTION: Modernist coffee table in the style of Alain Chervet composed of two bronze sculptures of ibex heads with long, curling horns supporting a glass top. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: European

South Arabian Large Bronze Ibex, c. 1st Century A.D.Standing on its four legs, short upright tail, deeply incised almond shaped eyes and high arching horns with tips curling and resting on the head.Si

A Pair of Ordos Bronze Plaques of Mythological Beasts Circa 3rd-2nd Century B.C. Width 2 1/2 inches. Provenance: Art Market, London, prior to 2000.

Title: Ordos Bronze Plaque with Two Stags, 1st Millennium B.C. Date & Origin: Ordos, 1st Millennium B.C. Description: Ordos rectangular open-work ornamental plaque, decorated with two horned stags fac

4th-3rd century B.C. Rectangular openwork panel with lioness biting the neck of a doe in a foliage setting; hook to one short edge; mounted on a custom-made stand. 234 total, 12.2 cm wide including st

Ca. 1000 BC Depicted is a standing ibex (genus Capra) with the huge neck and distinctly shaped, notched horns that are typical for the animal. For similar see: Pamela J. Crabtree, Douglas V. Campana,

Luristan bronze Ibex figure, circa 400 BCE, modeled as a standing Ibex with horns curving back over the head, having allover verdigris patina, the legs joined by a rectangular base, with a custom sati

A Roman bronze fitting in the shape of a Serapis bust, 1st - 2nd centuryÜber stilisiertem Sockel die Büste des bärtigen Gottes mit langem, lockigen Haar, auf dem Kopf der typische Kalat

French Gilt Bronze Twin Handled Cherubic Urns. Depicting the scenes of the infant bacchus throughout exterior. Grape form handles. Height: 15 in.

Northwest Iran to eastern turkey, Central Asia, Luristan, ca. 1000 to 700 BCE. From some of the ancient world's finest metalsmiths. Fine cast bronze whetstone handle with original whetstone. In the fo

A Roman bronze fitting with head of a lion, 2nd - 3rd centuryMassive, ovale Applik mit drei Randösen zur Befestigung. Auf der Schauseite ein markant stilisierter Löwenkopf im provinziellen S

Ancient Near East, Luristan, ca. 1000 BCE. A charming trio of near-identical cast bronze ibexes, each with high, back-curving horns and a short, upright tail. Each ibex looks spritely, as if ready to

A Luristan Bronze Ibex Fibula Iran, Circa 8th-7th Century B.C. Height 11 inches (27.9 cm). Property from the Collection of Mr. Kashanian, New York Provenance: William J. Jenack Auctioneers, Chester, N