AKKADIAN AGATE CYLINDER SEAL

Features an Akkadian Empire cylinder seal, intricately carved from agate, with dimensions of 3x1.5 cm or approximately 1.18x0.59 inches. The seal dates from the period between 2334 and 2154 BC, a test

3rd millennium B.C. A banded agate cylinder seal with frieze depicting a winged hero figure grappling a winged lion, a goat seated beneath them, the scene flanked by two columns of characters (possibl

2334-2000 BC. An agate cylinder seal of concave profile with two contest scenes comprising: on the right a standing bearded god is wrestling with a bull which he tramples down by pulling up its tail a

A KASSITE RED AND GREEN AGATE CYLINDER SEAL CIRCA 1400-1100 B.C. Length: 4.2cm Property of Mrs T.N. London lot 113-118

A MIDDLE ASSYRIAN AGATE CYLINDER SEAL CIRCA 13TH CENTURY B.C. Height: 4cm

18th-16th century B.C. or later. A cylinder seal with a facing hunting god holding a bow and arrow, a quiver with a long tassel on his back, to his side goddess Ishtar standing on a mountain and armed

Green stone, apprx 28 x 18mm. In the center of the scene stands the sun-god Shamash, in a horned tiara and long flounced robe falling in creases, open at the front, where one leg projects with foot re

23rd-22nd century B.C. Mottled chalcedony with judgement scene; the water-god Enki seated confronts a human flanked by robed and bearded supporters, two columns of cuneiform text, chipped. 4.55 grams,

A Neo-Assyrian agate cylinder seal with chariot depiction, 8th century B.C.12 mm long and 5 mm wide roll seal made of red agate and of high quality. On the left of the impression a vertical column wit

Akkadian Cylinder Seal, ca. 2300-2200 BCE, Carved gray stone, apprx 28 x 11mm. Figure in center of Ninkarrak, goddess of medicine, worshiped chiefly in northern Mesopotamia and Syria. The goddess stan

3rd millennium B.C. A white marble cylinder seal with a pair of rearing lions gripping the hindlegs of an antelope hanging upside down, a hero attacking the second lion from behind; further two scenes

Carved dark green stone, apprx 12.5 x 8 mm. Depicting a contest of two symmetrical pairs; a hero with a buffalo and a hero with a lion. This seal comes with a museum quality modern impression and is a

Late Akkadian Cylinder Seal, ca. 2200-2100 BCE, Carved green stone, apprx 23 x 14mm. The heraldic eagle is shown with head up, wings spread, tail down and talons gripping the rump of a horned animal o

Ancient Old Babylonian Banded Agate Cylinder Seal c.1900 BC. Size 20 mm. weight 5.4 grams. Unusual Fine carved banded agate cylinder seal with a Deity stands facing r. hand at center. Before him, a na

3rd millennium BC. A syenite cylinder seal engraved with a standing deity with beard and cap, holding a sceptre and flail, wearing long robes and standing on a reclining naked male; behind, a goddess

2334-2000 BC. A lapis lazuli cylinder seal with two registers separated by a trilinear band; in the upper, two 'bull-men' looking over their shoulders as each are attacked by a rampant lion, the right

Babylonian Style Banded Agate Cylinder Seal With Inscriptions. Size 23 x 14 mm. Banded agate cylinder seal engraved with three figures and two lines of Sumerian inscriptions. Not ancient. Ex Fortuna G

Babylonian Style Banded Agate Cylinder Seal With Inscriptions. Size 23 x 14 mm. Banded agate cylinder seal engraved with three figures and two lines of Sumerian inscriptions. Not ancient. Ex Fortuna G

1st millennium B.C. Carved with zoomorphic figures, astrological symbols and geometric decoration, central bull's head with a star below and two large insects on the field. 6.78 grams, 24 mm (1 in.).

2334-2000 BC. A rock crystal cylinder seal with frieze depicting contest scenes: a rearing lion attacking a rearing goat, two symmetrically crossed rearing goats, a bull-man with horned headdress gras

Ancient Near Eastern Neo Babylonian Agate Cylinder Seal c.800 BC. Size 22 x 12 mm. Fine red Agate stone cylinder seal carved with 2 worshipers, a large fish Fire Altar between. Rare subject. Probably

Ancient Mesopotamian Agate Cylinder Seal c.1900 BC. Size 30 x 15 mm. Fine carved Agate cylinder seal with two Altors. Hole through for suspension. Provenance: Private East coast collection Ex; Fortuna

A NEAR EAST AGATE CYLINDER SEAL, c. 4000-2000 BC Near East, Ancient region of Mesopotamia, 4000 BC-2000 BC or later. Finely carved and incised with three antelopes. The stone of a translucent pale gra

23rd century BC. A carved shell cylinder seal with two rows, each depicting a different scene with human and animal figures; accompanied by a signed scholarly note issued by W.G. Lambert, late Profess