Near Eastern, possibly Cypriot, steatite woman's head

This steatite figure, with an eagle's head atop a human form, is a testament to the Near Eastern melding of the natural world with the divine. Such figures often represented powerful deities and were

2nd-1st millennium B.C. or later. Steatite or talc with two columns of cuneiform text, un-drilled: -num, son of Ad-da-al(?)-a/za(?); possibly unfinished. See Teissier, B., Ancient Near Eastern Cylinde

Iron Candle Stand found in Illinois near Basco possibly French, stands 5 1/2 inches tall. The figure is of a woman carrying a basket in her arms and one on her head.

Troy Williams (20th Century) American, mixed media sculpture. Depicts the form of an older woman, possibly Native American with a golden bronze embellishem near her head. Signed on base. Measures 20"

Title: Near Eastern Steatite Tell Brak Eye Idol Date & Origin: Tell Brak, Syria, c. 3300 B.C. Description: The body deeply carved with wave pattern and fringes, the top with the eyes carved with deep

A Near Eastern steatite lamp, c. 1st Millennium BC, triangular in shape with vertical wall and a small handle at back. The side are decorated with incised concentric circles, angled and crossing lines

Finely carved in the shape of a wild-boar, pierced for suspension. Material:Steatite Size:4.3 cm L - 1 11/16 inches Provenance: Joseph Klein collection, formed between 1941 and 1980. Thence by descent

The California Museum of Ancient Art is de-accessioning lot # 106 to raise funds for its Ancient Art Acquisition Fund in order to build its growing collections. A Near Eastern steatite gabled stamp se

This cylinder seal, crafted from steatite in the early 2nd millennium BC, features a dynamic procession of horses, a motif that signifies status and power in Near Eastern cultures. The horses are rend

This steatite stamp seal, with its square form and 4 cm dimension, is a quintessential artifact of Near Eastern antiquity. The intricately carved motif, a testament to the artistry of the period, may

This steatite relief tablet, spanning 10 by 7 cm, serves as a window into the complex iconography of the Near Eastern civilizations during the 2nd millennium BCE. The intricate carving depicts a mytho

This small yet captivating black steatite lion figurine stands at 4x3x1.5 cm (1.57x1.18x0.59 inches) and originates from the Near Eastern region, approximately dating back to 3000-2000 BC. Its stylist

Dimensions: 4 x 4 cm (approx. 1.57 x 1.57 inches)

Near Eastern, possibly from Israel Late Chalcolithic, late 4th mill. B.C..Copper. L. 16 cmHandle with two stylised bull protomes, possibly zebus, facing away from each other. It is not clear whether i

Kalkstein-Kopf Spätromisch oder Byzantinisch (?) Mit Sockel / with base Kalkstein. H 26 cm. Provenienz: Madeleine und Jean-Jacques Keller (bis 1980 Abidjan, danach Rheinfelden). Nose restored Nasensp

A Near Eastern black steatite stamp seal, c. 1000 - 800 BC, with large gabled handle with horizontal drill for suspension, the base square and featuring a seated figure and a quadruped. H: 17 mm. Ex C

A Near Eastern black steatite stamp seal, c. 3rd Millennium BC, roughly oval shaped with domed back and large suspension loop, on base a pair of antelope, one leaping and the other grazing. 2.5 x 2.5

Ancient Near Eastern Clay Head c. 600 BC. Size 7 1/2 inches high. Unusual clay head of a youth wearing headdress. Provenance: Ex Private New York City collection acquired In the New York Market.

This sculpted terracotta head of an Iranian nomad hails from the Near Eastern region and dates back to the 1st millennium BCE. The piece measures a modest 4.5x2.5x2 cm, illustrating the skillful use o

This black steatite stamp seal, measuring 4x2.5cm, is a relic from the Near Eastern region, dating back to approximately 400-300 BC. Its deeply etched patterns are emblematic of the iconography preval

With dimensions of 3x3 cm (1.18x1.18 inches). This artifact is from the Near Eastern region, dating back to the period between 700 and 500 BC. The intricately engraved image of a horse, likely a symbo

This black steatite stamp seal, measuring 1.57x1.18 inches (4x3 cm), is a relic from the Near Eastern region, dating back to approximately 400-300 BC. Its deeply etched patterns are emblematic of the

With dimensions of 3x3 cm (1.18x1.18 inches). This artifact is from the Near Eastern region, dating back to the period between 700 and 500 BC. The intricately engraved image of a horse, likely a symbo

Ancient Near Eastern Terracotta Head, 800 BC-400 BC ,Size: 4 cm x 3 cm Ex NY collection.