Shirvan published Schurmann

Rare Fine Striped Kuba 'Bagface' (Published By Eberhart Herrmann), East Caucasus, Shirvan-Area, 19th century, wool/wool, approx. 53 x 51 cm, condition: 2-3, by Eberhart Herrmann published Kuba bagface

PITTMAN, Philip (fl. 1760s). The Present State of the European Settlements on the Mississippi; with a Geographical Description of that River. London: J. Nourse, 1770. First edition. Comparable: Christ

**First Time At Auction** Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom, later 18th Dynasty, reign of Thutmose IV to Amenhotep III, from the tomb of Neb-Amun (TT90) in Thebes, ca. 1401 to 1353 BCE. A stone panel fragmen

WALTER LAUNT PALMER, 1881, "WHEAT FIELDS NEAR CHANTILLY, HARVEST TIME" OIL ON PANEL PUBLISHED PG 55 "WALTER LAUNT PALMER POETIC REALITY" (28 1/4" X35 1/2")

The figure wearing a headdress enshrouding his gilded face, a broad decorative collar, Maat with her wings out-spread, two recumbent facing Anubi underneath.This elaborate sarcophagus lid is anthropoi

unusual all-over animal design, 3'5" x 5'3"

Rare Shahsavan-Lesghi Sumakh 'Bagface' (Published By Eberhart Herrmann), Northwest Persia, mid. 19th century, wool/wool, approx. 82 x 73 cm, condition: 2-3, by Eberhart Herrmann published Shahsavan-Su

CARLO BUGATTI - Nato a Milano nel 1855. Morto a Molsheim (Francia) nel 1940. Scrittoio in legno, intarsi metallici, rame sbalzato, osso e pergamena dipinta. 1902 ca. Firmato dall'artista. Pubblicato s

**Originally Listed At $4500** This item is heavy/oversized and will require 3rd party shipping. Please inquire about shipping cost prior to bidding. Roman, late Imperial Period, Eastern Empire, mode

J'Accuse…! Émile Zola's Incendiary Dreyfusard Essay Published in 1898 "L'Aurore" Newspaper A beautifully preserved copy of the January 13, 1898 issue of France's "L'Aurore" newspaper, conta

Cyprus, early Hellenistic Period, ca. 310 BCE. This is a quarter-size limestone head, depicting a male youth wearing a laurel wreath over slightly wavy hair. His face has classically beautiful feature

Shirvan 318 x 100 cm (10' 5" x 3' 3") Caucasus, second half 19th century Condition: good, pile low but not worn, scattered small repairs, selvages rebound Warp: wool, weft: cotton, pile: wool

Greece, Athens (Attic), Kerch type, Group G, ca. 350 to 330 BCE. Made for the Greek colony of Panticapaeum, on the Kerch Strait in Ukraine. A fabulous pelike of a sophisticated form with a piriform bo

Ancient Near East, Mesopotamia, Kassite period, ca. 14th to 13th century BCE. Staring past the confine of time, a head depicting a haunting guise carved in soft white glazed faience with a petite nose

Roman, Imperial Period, late 1st to 2nd century CE. A very large, high-relief cast bronze bust of Helios (also spelled Helius), the sun god that originated in Greek mythology, depicted as a youth wear

Ancient Near East, Old Babylon, reign of King Sin-Iddinam of Larsa, ca. 1849 to 1843 BCE. A gorgeous terracotta barrel cylinder of a biconical form with a planar base and a small perforation. The cyli

Fine Shirvan Rug. Outstanding example and size. Circa 1900. 11' 6" x 5' 2". Peter Pap. The Peter Tillou Collection, Litchfield, Connecticut.

Width: 68cm. Height: 138cm.

Shirvan Rug, Caucasus, ca. 19007 ft. 2 in. x 5 ft.Provenance: The Collection of the late Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.

Pre-Columbian, northern Peru, Chavin culture, Jequetepeqye-Templadera type, ca. 1200 to 800 BCE. One of the more striking examples of ancient pottery I have seen from this region. Brownware stirrup ve

Fine Shirvan Rug, Caucasus, Mid 19th C., 3'11'' x 9'6'' (119 x 290 cm). Weight: 12 lbs. Material: wool pile, wool warp, wool weft.

In a style related to flatwoven Kuba soumak rugs, the royal blue field hosts three pointed, reticulated cruciform medallions with dark blue central octagons. Secondary lozenge “guls” decor

'Published' Early Tibetan 'Makden' Saddle (Double Sided), Tibet, circa 1700, wool in sumakh-technique/wool, approx. 133 x 67 cm, condition: (traces of age, otherwise good), very rare double-sided sadd

Ancient Near East, Northern Syria, Syro-Hittite, ca. 3rd millennium BCE. An enormous hand-built pottery female fertility idol with its highly-burnished surface covered in tan slip. The columnar-form f