Indus Valley Large Stamp Seal with Bird-Headed Figure

23rd-20th century BC. A bronze discoid seal with flange rim, loop handle, openwork image of a bird-headed figure flanked by opposed birds, outline to the underside, accompanied by a typed and signed n

Ancient Near East, Bactrian, ca. 2200 to 1700 BCE. A very fine Bactrian bronze stamp seal of a circular form with ornate openwork compartmentalized designs representing a profile-headed bird with outs

A purple hued steatite bird-formed stamp seal, Southern Anatolia, 2nd Millennium BC, with large central suspension hole; on base a standing ithyphallic figure. 21.5 x 20 mm. Light deposits. Ex Califor

Late 3rd-2nd millennium BC. A mixed group of five bronze seals including three accompanied by typed and signed notes by the late W.G. Lambert, Professor of Assyriology at the University of Birmingham,

Late 3rd-early 2nd millennium BC. A mixed group of five bronze stamp seals comprising: one discoid with horned quadruped and leaf to the field, u-shape handle to the reverse; one formed as a guilloche

Ca. 2500-1800 BC.A square-shaped steatite seal with the engraved obverse depicting a left-facing bull, with his head over a star, line of script to the top edge. The reverse with a perforated handle.

Ca. 2500-1800 BC.A square-shaped steatite seal with the engraved obverse depicting a left-facing bull, with his head over a star, line of script to the top edge. The reverse with a perforated handle.

Dimension: 35mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare The age of this seal, coupled with its well-preserved state and unique figural imagery, makes it a historically significant and hard-to-come-by artifact, e

This intriguing terracotta piece, measuring 4 x 3.5 cm, appears to be a stamp seal, indicative of the Indus Valley civilization's complex trade systems and social organization. The script engraved on

This terracotta stamp seal, with a diameter of 6.5 cm or approximately 2.56 inches, features the image of an elephant, an animal revered in many ancient cultures. Originating from the Indus Valley Civ

Ancient INDUS VALLEY/HARAPPAN SEATITE STAMP SEAL Ca. 3rd Millenium BC. Size: 25mm x 25mm; Weight: 8.45g. A steatite stamp seal from the mature Harappan period (Indus Valley culture) that depicts a myt

A collection of stone (?) seals with scenes from the Harappan Civilization. These were from the family of a Unites States Ambassador that spent a lot of time overseas in various countries. Approximate

A Very Nice Indus Valley Pottery Figure of Bird (Whistle) 3rd Millennium B.C. Size: W 8cm Fine Condition ******FREE INTERNATIONAL REGULAR POSTAGE******

Ancient Central Asia, Indus Valley, Harappan/Mohenjo-Daro civilization, ca. 3rd millennium BCE. A hand-carved stone stamp seal of a rectangular form with a pierced suspension loop protruding from the

Ca. 3rd Millenium BC.A steatite stamp seal from the mature Harappan period (Indus Valley culture) that depicts a mythical unicorn and an object in the left field that may be an incense burner. It feat

Ancient Indus Valley Terracotta Bird c.2000 BC. Size 7 1/4 inches length, 7 inches high. Fine terracotta large Bird decorated with ornate design. Provenance: Private East Coast collection, Ex. Fortuna

Ca. 3rd Millenium BC.A steatite stamp seal from the mature Harappan period (Indus Valley culture) that depicts a mythical unicorn and an object in the left field that may be an incense burner. It feat

An exceptional Harappan jar from the Indus Valley, ca. 2500 - 1800 BC. It is 5-1/8 inches in diameter, stands on a ring base and features a winged griffin on one side and a large bird on the other. Th

**Originally Listed At $200** Oceania, Papua New Guinea, ca. mid 20th century CE. A fascinating hand-carved wooden figure depicting a bearded ancestral human wearing a large bird-headed headdress. The

An excellent Harappan pouring vessel from the Indus Valley, ca. 2500 - 1800 BC. This choice example is 4 inches in diameter and is decorated with a Brahma bull on one side and a large bird on the othe

3rd millennium BC. A large terracotta jar with band of geometric ornament to the flared rim, frieze of birds on a fields of annulets. See Satyawadi, N. Proto-Historic Pottery of the Indus Valley Civil

A choice Nal culture bowl from the Indus Valley, c. 2900 - 2500 BC, thin-walled and elaborately decorated with a pair of large birds, separated by several plants and surrounded by various symbols. Dia

A lovely Harappan bowl from the Indus Valley, ca. 2500 - 1800 BC. It is 7 inches in diameter, stands on a ring base and features a group of four large birds surrounding a central mesh design element.

Ancient Central Asia, Indus Valley, Mehrgarh period, ca. 3500 to 2800 BCE. A characteristically bird-faced Indus Valley female figure, positioned in a seated pose, with her hands extended outward. She