MEDIEVAL SELJUK BRONZE TRAY

Interesting Iskamic bronze tray formed from a single copper sheet with elaborately decorated zoomorphic and floral motifs. - 300mm,385gr - ca. 1200 AD - Property of a British collector; acquired in th

Near East / Central Asia, Persia (Iran), likely Khorasan region, Abbasid / Seljuk (Saljuq) Empire, ca. 11th to 13th CE. A repousse bronze rectangular tray repousse decorated with an inscription around

Ca. 1200 AD An ancient Medieval Seljuk bronze cast stamp seal matrix with a hexagonal shaft, collar and suspension loop decorated with centralised calligraphy. Size: L:30mm / W:11mm ; 9.94g Provenance

Ca. 1200 AD An ancient Medieval Seljuk bronze ring with oval-shaped bezel mounted with carnelian intaglio with calligraphy. For a similar intaglio see: The British Museum 1880.3636. Size: D: 16.51mm /

Ca. AD 1100-1200 . A tray hammered from a thin sheet of bronze into a rectangular shape with a shallow octagonal-shaped basin with broad lateral panels with a pronounced edge. The interior of the basi

with Relief of Medieval Lovers Bronze pen or desk tray is entitled Marchen, which is a German term that is usually translated to mean fairy tale, good condition with natural aging. 6.5" x 12" Shipping

From the height of medieval Islamic art comes this Seljuk-period bronze bowl, with dimensions of 5 x 4.5 cm. Its surface is adorned with intricate Kufic inscriptions, an early angular form of Arabic c

Dimension: 150x90mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Considering its origins from the Seljuk era and the sophistication of its design, this bronze oil lamp serves as a remarkable relic from a time when Is

Medieval Middle East, Turkey/Persia, Seljuk Empire (sometimes Seljuq), ca. 10th to 12th centuries CE. A cast bronze vessel with a round-shouldered cylindrical body, a very thin conical neck, and a wid

Medieval Middle East/Central Asia, Persia, modern day Turkey, Seljuk (Seljuq) Empire, ca. 10th to 12th century CE. A pair of hammered bronze ornamental discs used as horse identification tags. The con

Medieval Middle East / Central Asia, Persia (Iran and Turkey), Seljuk (Seljuq) Empire, ca. 12th to 13th century CE. A fine leaded-bronze mortar and brass pestle of hefty forms cast via the lost wax te

**Originally Listed At $150** Central Asia, Persia, Seljuq, ca. 1040 to 1196 CE. A miniature bronze figurine created in the medieval Turko-Persian empire known as Seljuk (Seljuq). The endearing piece

Louis XV-style figural ornate table in the manner of F. Linke. Removable glass top. [31 3/4" L x 22" D x 37" H]. Bears broken leg, sold "as is".

Tiffany Studios New York bronze Zodiac pattern letter tray crafted with iridescent favrile square tiles to center. Circa: Early 20th Century. Signed "Tiffany Studios New York 1676 S". Measures: 11" Lo

Ca. AD 1100-1200. A bronze ewer with a pear-shaped body resting atop a flaring and hollow foot. A flat-section handle with a protruding thumb rest is riveted to the shoulder and the lamp-shaped spout

DESCRIPTION: French Empire bronze ormolu malachite tray. Features a round polished malachite foundation with an open-work floral and vine design border, raised by five scroll formed feet. CIRCA: 19th

Gilt Bronze Tray with Carved Grapes Design.

14th century AD. A sturdy cast standing lion with rectangular base between the front paws, T-shaped base between the rear paws and tail. 333 grams, 91mm (3 3/4"). Property of a London gentleman; acqui

4 1/2 x 9 Sevres porcelain plaque hand painted with playing cherubs within a gilt cartouche and trellis. Plaque set in gilt bronze champleve decorated tray with lions paw feet. 2 1/2 x 13 x 6 inches (

Ca. AD 1100-1200. A bronze jug with an outward-turned rim, upward-angled spout, cylindrical neck, shoulder with rounded edge, and a slightly tapering body to its flat, circular base. An ear-shaped riv

Islamic Persian Seljuk Bronze Candlestick c.10th century. Size 19 3/8 inches high. Fine Cast large footed bronze candlestick, decorated with Kufic inscriptions and floral design. nice patina. Rare and

Near East, ca. 12th century AD The deep turquoise glazed octagonal tile with a molded allover interlacing pattern, the central aperture of cusped octagonal form. Old custom wood frame. Dimensions 10.2

Late 16th - Early 17th c. Cooking Pot, probably Flemish, having angular figural side handles with forged iron swing handle, body with embossed monograms "PF" and "ED" flanking an embossed crest. set o

A Polygon-Shaped Bronze Tray, the internal round area is silver coated. Diameter: 17"