Del Prado Assyrian Cavalry 850 B.C.

Del Prado Air Service Instructor & British Cavalry Officer in Service Dress, with gorgeous Black Watch Drummer & Steel Helmeted British in khaki marching, both on plinths. 4 pieces. Condition excellen

9 pcs., all 54 mm except cannon, Del Prado mounted Italian Condottiere, 4 Russian-made figures including Cossack and 2 flag bearers, 2 unknown maker Indian cavalry figures, 1 Turkish flag bearer, and

Canarian School, circa 1687. "Portrait of María Viña, Marquise of Villanueva del Prado". Oil on canvas. Re-drawn. Measurements: 193,5 x 109,5 cm, 224 x 140 cm (frame). The one we present here is

Marina Nunez Del Prado (New York / Bolivia, 1910-1995). A cast bronze sculpture of an abstract figure, on a white marble base. Signed along base. Total height with base: 11-3/4in. Sculpture: 9in tall.

Shipping in USA $ 130 Marina Nuñez del Prado was one of the most respected sculptors from Latin America. Her work is highly sensuous, with rolling curves. She carved from native Bolivian woods, as we

Guayacan wood sculpture; "Plenitud," 1957; Signed; 18 3/4" x 6" x 5"

Flemish school, XVII century."The Adoration of the Magi".Oil on copper adhered to board.According to the model of "The Adoration of the Magi", Museo del Prado, Peter Paul Rubens, 1609-1629.Size: 65 x

Iron Age, 1050-850 B.C. With small looped side handles, short sloping shoulder and ring neck, slender body tapering to a pointed base. Cf. Markoe, G. E., Peoples of the Past: Phoenicians, Berkeley, 20

CHRIST EMBRACING SAINT BERNARD. SPAIN, 20th CENTURY. Oil on canvas. With a tag on the back that reads: "RIBALTA - Cristo confortando a San Bernardo - MUSEO DEL PRADO SANTOS TODOS 1961". 129 x 89 cm

Oil on canvas Work that copies the original by Juan de Juanes that is preserved in the Museo del Prado Measurements: 62 x 45 cm

Oil on canvas.Two labels on the back.After the original by Diego Velázquez (c. 1635), kept in Museo del Prado, Madrid (inv. no. P001194).109 x 87 cm; 122 x 95 cm (frame).

Two high reliefs in painted and stuccoed wood after models of Hellenistic items.69 x 69.5 x 4.5 cm.Similar items in Museo del Prado with inventory number E-90.Reference literature: S. Schrëder; Mus

§ PETER MCLAREN (SCOTTISH 1964-) VELASQUEZ: LAS MENINAS, MUSEO DEL PRADO, MADRID Signed and dated '86 lower left, inscribed with title to mount, watercolour(48cm x 38cm (19in x 15in))

A fantastic Near Eastern bronze Master of Animals finial, c. 850 – 650 BC, with original support mount, the anthropomorphic tube flanked by rampant animals. The two human faces on the tube, one at t

8th century B.C. An Assyrian or Levantine domed bronze helmet of ovoid shape with slightly pointed top and integral cheek-pieces; chased low-relief decoration to both front and back depicting a pair o

Rock crystal cylinder seal showing an enthroned goddess in front of a worshipper, in between a winged sun disc and a crescent. Neo-assyrian, 8th century BC. Height 2.1cm, ø 1cm. Tiny fragments at the

Neo-Assyrian, circa 900 - 700 B.C. Of pinkish hard stone, depicting two gods approaching a bound kneeling captive along with several animals and other humanoid figures. Dimensions: 1" long Provenance:

Ca. 800 - 600 BC. A Neo-Assyrian chalcedony cylinder seal depicting a standing god wearing a long, decorated tunic. The figure is holding the neck of a mythological animal, and stars and crescent moon

Lightbrown steatite cylinder seal showing a hero between standing griffins. Provincial style. Neo-assyrian, 9th - 8th century BC. Height 2.2cm, ø 1.1cm. Intact. With imprint! Rollsiegel mit Held und

A very fine blue chalcedony stamp seal showing Nabu in form of a zooform altar. Nabu was the patron of writing and a god of scribes and wisdom.Diameter: 17 mm.Height: 22 mm.

Early 8th century B.C. A Urartian or Assyrian broad hammered bronze helmet of conical form with high pointed apex, the front with a raised linear motif comprising two encircling ribs above the brim; t

A Large Ixtlan del Rio Nayarit Standing Female c. 200 BC - 200 ADMonumental stand

Title: Assyrian Cornelian Head of Pazuzu, c. 6th Century B.C. Date & Origin: Assyrian, c. 6th Century BC Description: With fine facial details and horns, drilled horizontally for suspension. Pazuzu: t

A late Hellenistic or early Roman bronze figure of a standing dadophoros, a young torch bearer, wrapped in mandyas (Macedonian cavalry cloak), with naturalistic facial features, wearing a kausia (flat