Ancient Azerbaijan Hasanlu Tepe Pottery Vessel

Western Asia, Persia, Tepe Giyan, Giyan III, ca. 10th to 9th century BCE. Wow! A remarkable and large example of a ceramic vessel from one of Iran's most important ancient cities. The vessel features

Ancient Central Asia, southern Azerbaijan and northern Iran, Ardebil (also Ardabil) region, late Bronze to early Iron Age, ca. 2000 to 1200 BCE. A hand-built pottery vessel of recognizable bull form t

**Originally Listed At $1200** Ancient Central Asia, southern Azerbaijan and northern Iran, Ardabil region, ca. mid-3rd to 2nd millennium BCE. A sizable, wheel-thrown pottery vessel with a planar base

Ancient Central Asia, southern Azerbaijan and northern Iran, Ardabil region, Bronze Age, ca. 2nd millennium BCE. A blackware kernos or ritualistic altar vessel, the voluminous body resting on a flared

**Originally Listed At $600** Ancient Near East, western Persia, Zagros Mountains, Tepe Giyan IV, ca. end of 3rd millennium to beginning of 2nd millennium BCE. A beautiful hand-built pottery vessel wi

**Originally Listed At $600** Ancient Near East, western Persia, Zagros Mountains, Tepe Giyan IV, ca. end of 3rd millennium to beginning of 2nd millennium BCE. A beautiful hand-built pottery vessel wi

Ancient Central Asia, southern Azerbaijan and northern Iran, Ardabil region, ca. early to mid 2nd millennium BCE. A hand-built blackware pottery pitcher exhibiting a round but stable base, a carinated

Ancient Central Asia, southern Azerbaijan and northern Iran, Ardabil region, Meshkinshar, Middle Bronze Age, ca. 2000 BCE. A hand-built and stone-burnished blackware pottery jar of broad, spherical fo

**Originally Listed At $300** Ancient Central Asia, southern Azerbaijan and northern Iran, Amlash, late Bronze to Iron Age, ca. 2000 to 1000 BCE. A wheel thrown pottery pitcher jug with a incised deco

Ancient Central Asia, southern Azerbaijan and northern Iran, Ardabil region, Meshkinshar, Middle Bronze Age, ca. 2000 BCE. A very rare set of nearly matched graduated pouring vessels, probably a very

Ancient Near East, Iran and Turkey, Tepe Sialk (also Tepe Siaulk), ca. 4000 to 3600 BCE. An elegant pottery drinking cup featuring linear decoration incised and hand-painted in burnt orange on a peach

Two Ancient Pottery Vessels to include a grey vessel having one long spout on back, a small vessel on each side, and an animal head on back, on footed base, (repaired) height 6 1/4 inches, diameter 6"

Circa Bronze Age, the bulbous form with an elongated neck, having two lug handles applied near the center, with a rolled lip and bottom. [21" H x 17" W x 16" D]. From the Estate of Liz Claiborne and A

A lot of two ancient pottery vessels. The first a Cypriot terracotta red-ware rounded pouring vessel, c. 2700 - 1900 BC, with small grooved spout. H: 1 4/5 in (4.6cm), D: 3 in (7.8cm). The second vess

Circa Bronze Age, terracotta jug, bulbous ovoid body resting below a cylindrical neck, with raised branched decoration. [27" H x 20" W]. From the Estate of Liz Claiborne and Arthur Ortenberg.

A pair of ancient pottery vessels. The first is a Greek skyphos, 7th - 6th Century BC, with remnants of orange slip, 3 1/4 x 9 in (8.3 x 22.8 cm). The second is an undated vessel with ovoid body and m

Bulbous coiled construction vessel, having a distinctive display of green glazed mouth and interior, with external splashes of green below the neck, with large scratch engraved symbol "A-V or "N" on s

Circa mid-to-late Bronze Age, flared rim and having an ovoid body. [29" H x 25" W]. From the Estate of Liz Claiborne and Arthur Ortenberg.

Bronze age, terracotta inverted beehive form, tapering from waist down. [13" H x 9 3/4" W]. From the Estate of Liz Claiborne and Arthur Ortenberg.

Two Ancient Pottery Vessels, to include grey terracotta jug with globular shape, flared rim and handle, height 5 3/4 inches; along with vase form with incised sides, flared rim, height 8 1/4 inches. P

Holyland, circa 1st millennium B.C. A nice group of varied forms including a large oval vase, an amphora with ribbed design, two jugs and lastly a burnished Roman Holyland ewer of squat form, tall nec

Magna Graecia,Ca. 4th century B.C The first a Greek black glazed Lekythos, the shoulder decorated with palmettes, next a Greek black glazed Skyphos, lastly an unusual black (Bucchero?) cup with quatre

FOUR ANCIENT POTTERY VESSELS Circa 6th - 1st Century B.C. Including a Corinthian stamnos with umber slip banded decoration on the body and radiating lobes surrounding the shoulder, 6.9cm high; a flat-

Possibly Ashkanian in origin with faience turquoise glaze. H 4 1/2in.