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Lacquered Wood And Bone Saddle, Central Asia, 19th C.: Lacquered Wood And Bone Saddle, Central Asia, 19th C. Leather clad carved horn pommel, and metal rings. Size: 10'' x 17'' x 12'' (25 x 43 x 30 cm).

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Lacquered Wood And Bone Saddle, Central Asia, 19th C.

Material CulturePhiladelphia, PA

Konya Kurd Saddle Cover & Ersari Door Hanging, Mid 20th C.: Konya Kurd Saddle Cover (Turkey) & Ersari Door Hanging (Central Asia), Weight: 10 lbs, 2’2” x 4’8” and 2’6” x 2’7” .

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Konya Kurd Saddle Cover & Ersari Door Hanging, Mid 20th C.

Material CulturePhiladelphia, PA

A Vintage Central Asian Silver-Plated Lapis Lazuli Cuff Bracelet, 33AH: A handcrafted vintage cuff bracelet, measuring approximately 6 cm in width, showcasing traditional Central Asian (Afghan/Turkmen) tribal jewelry design. The piece features a silver-plated metal base,

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A Vintage Central Asian Silver-Plated Lapis Lazuli Cuff Bracelet, 33AH

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 4EF: This carved pale marble idol head originates from Greco-Bactrian Culture, a significant Silk Road civilization blending Hellenistic and Central Asian artistic traditions. The simplified facial feature

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Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 4EF

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 8EF: This carved pale marble idol head originates from Greco-Bactrian Culture, a significant Silk Road civilization blending Hellenistic and Central Asian artistic traditions. The simplified facial feature

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Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 8EF

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 6EF: This carved pale marble idol head originates from Greco-Bactrian Culture, a significant Silk Road civilization blending Hellenistic and Central Asian artistic traditions. The simplified facial feature

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Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 6EF

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 32ED: This carved pale marble idol head originates from Greco-Bactrian Culture, a significant Silk Road civilization blending Hellenistic and Central Asian artistic traditions. The simplified facial feature

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Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 32ED

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 36ED: This carved pale marble idol head originates from Greco-Bactrian Culture, a significant Silk Road civilization blending Hellenistic and Central Asian artistic traditions. The simplified facial feature

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Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 36ED

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

Ancient Bactrian Triple Head Amulet (250 BCE-200 CE), 15ED: This carved pale stone triple head amulet originates from Greco-Bactrian Culture, a Central Asian civilization merging Hellenistic and indigenous steppe artistic traditions along the ancient Silk Road

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Ancient Bactrian Triple Head Amulet (250 BCE-200 CE), 15ED

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

Ancient Bactrian Hand Carved Schist Stone Protective Amulet, 94AP: Miniature antique wearable talisman hand hewn from natural speckled schist metamorphic stone, originating from ancient Bactrian Central Asian cultural sphere. Schist was a prominent carving material i

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Ancient Bactrian Hand Carved Schist Stone Protective Amulet, 94AP

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

Fossilized Crab Potamon potamios in Travertine Matrix: Central Asia, Anatolia, southwestern Turkey, Pleistocene era, ca. 100,000 years ago. A fossilized crab, Potamon potamios, also known as the freshwater Levantine crab, preserved in a textured travertin

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Fossilized Crab Potamon potamios in Travertine Matrix

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

PRESENTATION SHAMSHIR SWORD, GIFT FROM THE MINISTRY OF DEFENSE OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN, IN: PRESENTATION SHAMSHIR SWORD, GIFT FROM THE MINISTRY OF DEFENSE OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN, IN FITTED DISPLAY CASE 20th century Ornate ceremonial shamshir (curved Central Asian sword) with a matchin

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PRESENTATION SHAMSHIR SWORD, GIFT FROM THE MINISTRY OF DEFENSE OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN, IN

Sloans & KenyonChevy Chase, MD

Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 42ED: This carved pale marble idol head originates from Greco-Bactrian Culture, a significant Silk Road civilization blending Hellenistic and Central Asian artistic traditions. The simplified facial feature

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Ancient Bactrian Marble Idol Head (250 BCE-200 CE), 42ED

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

Ancient Bactrian Recumbent Feline Effigy (250 BCE-200 CE), 58ED: This carved dark stone recumbent feline effigy originates from Greco-Bactrian Culture, a historic Silk Road civilization blending Hellenistic and Central Asian artistic traditions. The animal rests up

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Ancient Bactrian Recumbent Feline Effigy (250 BCE-200 CE), 58ED

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

Ancient Sogdian Culture Banded Agate Barrel Bead (500 BCE-800 CE), 76XD: This antique banded agate barrel bead originates from Sogdian Culture, the Central Asian Silk Road merchant civilization that manufactured and circulated fine agate adornments across Eurasian trade co

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Ancient Sogdian Culture Banded Agate Barrel Bead (500 BCE-800 CE), 76XD

Lazo HeritageSathorn, Bangkok

Ancient Medieval Qarakhanid Turkic Culture Banded Agate Bicone Bead (840-1212 CE), 90XD: This antique banded agate bicone bead originates from Qarakhanid Turkic Culture, medieval Central Asian caravan hub artisans who produced uniform layered agate trade beads for Persian and Chinese mark

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Ancient Medieval Qarakhanid Turkic Culture Banded Agate Bicone Bead (840-1212 CE), 90XD

Lazo HeritageSathorn, Bangkok

Ancient Sogdian Double Convex Intaglio Bead (500 BCE-800 CE), 70ED: This dark stone double convex intaglio bead originates from the Sogdian Culture, the famed merchant civilization that dominated Silk Road exchange across Central Asia. Each convex face bears distinct

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Ancient Sogdian Double Convex Intaglio Bead (500 BCE-800 CE), 70ED

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

A PERSIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL MEDALLION, EARLY 20TH CENTURY: A fine Persian medallion featuring a radiant sunburst design with central enamel decoration of the Lion and Sun motif, symbol of Qajar Iran. Surrounded by green enamel ring and silver rays, with suspe

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A PERSIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL MEDALLION, EARLY 20TH CENTURY

Oriental Art AuctionsHattemerbroek, Gelderland

Ancient Sogdian Columnar Stamp Seal (500 BCE-800 CE), 41ED: This carved pale ochre stone columnar stamp seal originates from Sogdian Culture, the renowned Silk Road trading civilization of Central Asia. The circular seal face displays a finely incised noble mo

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Ancient Sogdian Columnar Stamp Seal (500 BCE-800 CE), 41ED

ThousandPlanetSathorn, Bangkok

Royal Vienna Porcelain Cup & Saucer w/ Meissen Custard Cup & Saucer: 1st and 2nd items: Meissen porcelain custard cup with cover and saucer. Each piece is decorated with a central harbor scene vignette flanked by Asian figures and framed by gilt borders, with

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Royal Vienna Porcelain Cup & Saucer w/ Meissen Custard Cup & Saucer

Case Antiques, Inc. Auctions & AppraisalsKnoxville, TN

ASIAN BLACK LACQUER MONKEY MOTIF CHAIR 40": Asian-style black lacquered side chair featuring a tall open back with a shaped crest rail and central splat carved with a geometric fretwork motif. The removable upholstered seat cushion displays a d

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ASIAN BLACK LACQUER MONKEY MOTIF CHAIR 40"

DejaVu Estate Sales & Auctions, LLCWest Palm Beach, FL

Amlash Grayware Pottery Pair, Ancient Iran/Azerbaijan: Ancient Central Asia, southern Azerbaijan and northern Iran, Ardabil region, Amlash, ca. 2000 to 800 BCE. Two grayware pottery vessels, exhibiting distinctive forms and intriguing functionality. One f

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Amlash Grayware Pottery Pair, Ancient Iran/Azerbaijan

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Near Eastern Carnelian Bead Necklace, Conical Pendant: Near East / Central Asia, ca. 1000 BCE. A strand of ancient pottery beads and rich red-orange carnelian beads, featuring a prominent conical pendant at its center. Comprising 12 carnelian beads and ap

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Near Eastern Carnelian Bead Necklace, Conical Pendant

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

Tibetan Brass Phurba, Ritual Dagger, Hayagriva Finial: Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 1800–1899 CE. A cast brass phurba, the ritual dagger of Tibetan Buddhist tantra, its three-sided iron blade issuing from the mouths of makara. Rising from the finial is

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Tibetan Brass Phurba, Ritual Dagger, Hayagriva Finial

Artemis Fine ArtsLouisville, CO

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