South Arabian Embracing Couple Statuette

Alabaster Embracing couple statuette, label to underside faded possibly reads ‘— alabaster’, piece measures 7.5 inches at tallest point, subject a man and woman embraced in a kiss, surface wear

**Originally Listed At $1500** Ancient South Arabia, Yemen, ca. early first millennium BCE. A cast bronze statuette of a camel with an erect head and neck, a slight hump, and lightly scored lines over

Ancient South Arabia, Yemen, ca. early first millennium BCE. A cast bronze statuette of a camel with an erect head and neck, a slight hump, and a friendly face with big, round eyes that gives him a ch

Ca. 3rd-2nd millennium BC.A red stone bust of a statuette representing a stylized man, standing, arms crossed over his abdomen, right over left. The body, treated in a geometric way, is adorned at the

Ancient South Arabia, Yemen, ca. early first millennium BCE. A cast bronze statuette of a camel with an erect head and neck, a slight hump, and lightly scored lines overall that create the impression

**Originally Listed At $400** Ancient South Arabia, Yemen, ca. early first millennium BCE. A cast leaded-copper statuette of a camel with an erect head and neck, a slight hump, lengthy legs with delin

An undated archaistic carved calcite alabaster Yemeni statuette of a facing figure with two lines of Sabaean style text; mounted on a custom-made stand. 826 grams, 16.5cm including stand (6 1/2"). Pro

EUGENE GAUSS (American, 1905-1988), couple embracing, marble, signed and dated ''1975''. 8''h, 10''w, 4-1/2''d.

South Arabia, Saudi Arabia and Yemen, probably Qatabanian culture, ca. 2nd century BCE to 2nd century CE. A huge slab of thick alabaster, carved into a table with a slightly raised border, a smooth, f

Southern Arabia, around modern day Yemen, Sabaean people, ca. late 1st millennium BCE to early 1st millennium CE. An incredibly rare alabaster figure of a woman, shown standing, wearing a calf-length,

Ca. 1st century BC - AD 1st century.A rectangular-shaped stone stele with a high-relief depiction of a stylised bull's head with short, crescentic horns, large eyes and a rounded snout with accentuate

Southern Arabia, near modern day Yemen, Sabaean people, ca. late 1st millennium BCE to early 1st millennium CE. An incredibly rare figure of a woman, hand-carved from chalky-white limestone, shown sta

South Arabia, Saudi Arabia and Yemen, probably Qatabanian culture, ca. 3rd century BCE to 1st century CE. An exceptional and adorable small offering table in beautiful banded alabaster, a member of th

Yemen, ca. 1st millennium BCE. This is a pale brown limestone slab, a high-relief stela, with a carved abstract face with a triangular nose, deep set oval eyes, a small mouth, prominent brow ridge and

Ca. 300 BC - AD 100.An alabaster carved figurine of a camel standing atop an integral, flat base. The animal stands in an erect pose with its head raised. Size: 200mm x 250mm; Weight: 2.2kg Provenance

Two South Arabian Stone Figures Left: A South Arabian Limestone Figure: Circa 3rd Century B.C.-3rd Century A.D. Height 13 3/4 inches. Provenance: Private Collection, Switzerland, 1970s. Right: A South

South Arabian Alabaster Head of a Woman, Ca. 200 B.C.-200 A.D. .Carved light yellow alabaster head of a woman, originally from a figure, depicted with a full wavy hairdo pulled into a rear bun, painte

South Arabia, Yemen, Kingdom of Qataban, ca. 1st millennium BCE. A pale yellow marble slab carved into a high-relief stelae, with an abstract face presenting a triangular nose, deep set oval eyes, a s

Ca. 200 BC - 100 AD (or later). A striking stone slab with a high-relief carved abstract face with a triangular nose, deep set oval eyes, a small mouth, prominent brow ridge and well-groomed eyebrows,

South Arabia, Saudi Arabia and Yemen, ca. 2nd century BCE to 2nd century CE. A charming sculpture of a goat hand-carved from creamy-peach hued alabaster and shown seated with all 4 legs bent beneath h

ANCIENT South Arabian Alabaster Head of man, C.300 BC.Size: 10 1/2”H.(approximately 26 cm)ANCIENT Alabaster Head of a man. Nose damaged. Provenance: From Upstate New York Estate William Jenack.

Joe Rosenthal, (Canadian, b. 1921), Embracing Couple, bronze, signed and numbered, edition of 8, 12"h x 11.5"w x 8.5"d

South Arabian Large Bronze Ibex, c. 1st Century A.D.Standing on its four legs, short upright tail, deeply incised almond shaped eyes and high arching horns with tips curling and resting on the head.Si

Ca. 300 BC. An alabaster funerary stele sculpted in high relief with a male head with eyes, recessed for inlays, prominent eyebrows merging into a long triangular nose, and a small, pursed mouth. For