Near Eastern ram-headed rhyton

NEAR EASTERN POTTERY RHYTONNear Eastern pottery rhyton; in the form of a ram standing four-square with horns curved at head, short tail and spout in back; all over ribbed designs to body; Circa 2nd mi

Near Eastern Terracotta Rhyton Vessel Late 2nd to early 1st millennium BC. Unique conical shaped vase with the end in the shape of a foot with hole for ceremonial use and with geometric banding in tan

**Originally Listed At $650** Ancient Near East, ca. 2nd millennium BCE. A really delightful ceramic ram, hand-modeled into a sturdy form with four nub-like legs, a thick body, and a proud head atop a

A Near Eastern terracotta rhyton in the form of bull, c. 7th - 5th Century BC, the body is cylindrical with four pegs legs, a pointed knob tail and a short spout rising from the back, the head is styl

This meticulously sculpted alabaster ram, an emblem of strength and leadership, hails from the ancient Near Eastern region. Rams were frequently depicted in the art and mythology of the area, symboliz

Ancient Lursitan two headed Bronze Bird c.1000 BC. Size 2 1/4 x 2 inches. Unusual Ancient Near Eastern double headed Bronze Bird finial. Condition: perfect. Provenance: from the estate of Robert Thomp

Near Eastern Heamatite Stone Ram head weight. Size 3 1/4 inches length. Weight 447.5 grams.Condition: Ancient chips and wear otherwise perfect. Ex David Saidian Estate New York city. to present owner

A Near Eastern ceramic zoomorphic rhyton, c. 1400 - 1000 BC, with horse's head and neck protruding from a bulbous vessel, three peg feet on bottom and tall spout. The head is nicely hand-modeled with

Near Eastern terra cotta stag-form rhyton, Amlash style, 5.75"h x 5.25"l x 2"w

Near Eastern Sasanian Agate head of Ram Amulet probably 6th century AD. Size 36 x 16 mm. Fine carved large Agate stone head of a Ram with suspension. Provenance: Private NYC Collection of Mrs. Farshid

A Near Eastern terracotta figure of a ram, c. 1st Millennium BC, with two short curled horns, the fleece well-defined as are the legs and tail. H: 3 ¼ in (8.3 cm); L: 4 3/8 in (11 cm). Light deposits

A Near Eastern terracotta figure of a ram, c. 1st Millennium BC, with two short curled horns, the fleece well-defined as are the legs and tail. H: 3 ¼ in (8.3 cm); L: 4 3/8 in (11 cm). Light deposits

Ancient Luristan Bronze Ram Vessel c.1000 BC. Size 3 1/8 inches high x 2 3/8 inches length. a Fine Near Eastern Luristan hollow Bronze Standing Ram with big horns vessel decorated with etched lines. C

Ancient Near Eastern Bronze Amulet of Double-Headed Goat , 1000 BC - 600 BC. nice green patina.size: 4 cm x 4 cm

Ancient Near Eastern stone carving of a ram. Hard stone of ram with curled horns and tail standing on stubby legs. Remains of brown pigment. Mounted on black display base. Dimensions: 2-1/4" L; Weight

Ancient Near Eastern Pottery Altar c.1000 BC. Size 28 1/2 inches high. A large near eastern Pottery Altar with two rams at top with a bowl in the center. Provenance: Ex Joseph Saidian Collection to pr

Ancient Near Eastern Pottery Altar c.1000 BC. Size 28 1/2 inches high. A large near eastern Pottery Altar with two rams at top with a bowl in the center. Provenance: Ex Joseph Saidian Collection to pr

Ancient Near East, The Levant, Syro-Hittite culture, ca. late 3rd to early 2nd millennium BCE; northwestern Iran, Luristan, ca. 1000 to 600 BCE. A wonderful pair of ancient artifacts: ram-headed finia

Side tables with silver-tone metal ram's head finial corners and glass tops, supported on metal legs cast with ancient Near Eastern floral, swirl, and chevron designs. 24" H X 24" L X 18" W.

A Near Eastern heavy bronze bracelet with moveable terminals, c. 1000 - 600 BC, the shank of solid construction with round profile, at either end is a terminal in the form of a ram or ewe which is fit

A group of 9 Near Eastern bronze/brass bracelets, c. 1000 - 500 BC. Of various types, some ingot-like, one of sheet bronze with incised snake-headed terminals and another formed from twisted wire. Lar

An attractive Near Eastern bronze snake bracelet, c. 1000 - 600 BC, with serpent-headed terminals and incised scale design. Well preserved with a pleasing green-brown patination. 2 3/5 in (6.7cm). Ex

A group of 6 Near Eastern bronze objects and a modern replica. Lot includes 2 bronze attachment rings and 4 small bronze rings, c. 1000-800 BC, and a modern replica of a Caucasian ram, L: 3 in (7.7cm)

This intriguing double-headed animal amulet, carved from steatite, reflects the Near Eastern mastery of symbolic representation. Such amulets were often personal talismans, invoking the protective pow