ca. 1830 Bronze and Brass Mortar and Pestle

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 $300** Western Europe, ca. 18th century CE. A bronze mortar and pestle - the mortar with twin squared handles, a tall cylindrical body with a dramatically flared rim, fine-line

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, ca. 18th Century CE. A brass mortar and pestle with a cylindrical body flanked by two square handles. It sits on a flat base, the body flares to a wide ri

Grouping of 3 early brass and bronze mortars and pestles including: The first in bronze, 18th century, 6"H x 6 1/2"W - bronze pestle 10 3/4"L; the second in brass, 19th century, 5 3/4"H x 6 1/8" diame

Ca. AD 1100-1200. A beautiful bronze mortar and pestle set. The mortar is a hollow-cast bronze with flange rims on top and bottom, which would have allowed it to sit securely on a flat surface. The ou

Ca. 11th -12th century AD. A bronze mortar and pestle with a fine patination finish. The mortar is in the form of a bulbous shape tube and a slightly flared rim. The main body is decorated with two ba

Khorosan, Afganistan or Egypt Ca. 12th century AD A heavy bronze mortar and pestle. The mortar comprises an out-turned rim, a cylindrical body decorated with pyramidal bosses, and a stepped-out foot.

Europe, ca. 15th to 16th c. CE. This is a heavy cast bronze mortar and pestle set with prominent ribs around the outside of the mortar and a simple scored dots decoration. The name "mortar" comes from

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, French, ca. 18th Century CE. A brass mortar with a cylindrical body that flares to a wider rim and sits upon a flat flared foot. Surrounding each handle e

**Originally Listed At $500** Western Europe, France or England, Post Medieval period, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. This is a heavy cast bronze mortar and pestle that was probably used by an apothecar

Mortar and pestle are gold toned and appears to be solid brass, possibly gilt bronze. Each piece is significantly weighted. Mortar is footed. Measures approx 4 inches wide 3.25 inches tall. Pestle mea

Western Europe, ca. 18th century CE. A lovely pair of brass mortars and pestles - the mortars with twin squared handles, cylindrical bodies with dramatically flared rims, fine-line striations incised

Lot includes 1 mortar & 1 pestle. Each piece appears to be gilt metal, possibly gilt bronze possibly brass. Mortar has handles on each side. Areas of relief on each piece. Pestle measures approximatel

19TH C CAST BRASS OR BRONZE MORTAR AND PESTLE5"

Mortar and pestle are gold toned appear to be gilt bronze possibly brass. Mortar has detail which sticks outward on 4 sides. Mortar measures approx 3.5 inches tall 4.5 inches diameter. Mortar and pest

18TH/19TH CENTURY GREATEST HEIGHT 4 1/2 INCHES, GREATEST LENGTH 8 1/4 INCHES.

Including, a brass Judaica spice tower, an Islamic silvered brass bowl, a miniature bronze mortar and pestle, and a Balinese bronze standing figure (broken at feet). Tallest: 14-1/2"h

Near East, The Levant, Turkey / Iran, Late Bronze Age to Iron Age, ca. 1600 to 500 BCE. An oval stone mortar and petite conical pestle, the two tools are made from different stone types and might not

the first: bronze with an iron pestle (6 1/2 inches diameter; 5 1/4 inches high); the second: brass with brass pestle (5 inches diameter; 3 1/2 inches high)

**Originally Listed At $600** Near East, Persia / Iran, Islamic culture, ca. 15th century CE. A hefty mortar and pestle made from cast leaded-brass, with an octagonal form. The mortar has a loop and r

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Size (largest): 5" dia. x 6" H (mortar); 8 1/4" L (pestle)

Antique Dutch bronze mortar & pestle. This piece has writing along the rim that states Heinrick ter Horst me Cit A 1638.

BRASS MORTAR & PESTLE