An attractive Bactrian stone vessel

An attractive Bactrian stone vessel, ca. 2nd Millennium BC. This fine cosmetics container is 3-1/4 in long, is carved from black stone and is decorated on all sides with deeply incised circular design

Ca. 1st millennium BC.A stone vessel takes on the distinctive shape of a kettle, featuring a front spout gracefully arched and a corresponding handle at the back. The bulbous body of the vessel rests

**Originally Listed At $150** Central Asia, Bactria-Margiana (BMAC), ca. 2nd to 1st millennium BCE. One dark red stone seal and one lapis lazuli seal. The former is rounded on one side and has a flat

Three Bactrian Stone Vessels Circa 3rd Millennium B.C. Height of largest 2 1/4 inches (5.6 cm). Property from a Southern Collector

Lot of 2 Ancient Bactrian Stone Vessels c.2nd century BC. Size 2 1/8 - 2 3/4 inches high. A collection of 2 Bactrian Kingdom carved stone vessels. Provenance: Private NYC collection acquired in The Ne

probably ancient, each carved white/cream stone vessel with flared cylindrical basin on flared base, 8-3/8 x 6 in. and 9-3/4 x 5-5/8 in. [Asian Ceramics

C. 3000-2000 BC. Bactrian. Beautiful square stone palette. Decorated with geometric patterns on the outside and the rim. The four compartments inside suggest that it was used to hold cosmetics. Bactri

**Originally Listed At $400** Central Asia, Bactria-Margiana (BMAC) (Oxus Civilization), Bronze Age, ca. 2nd millennium BCE. A handsome triple-bowled vessel made from beautiful banded brown and cream-

Ca. 2500-2200 BC A beautiful stone bowl resting upon a circular flat base. The spherical body with a horizontal and straight beak-shaped pouring nozzle. Possibly used during libations. The Greco-Bactr

BACTRIAN STONE JARBactrian polished stone jar with attractive patterning, Circa 3rd Millennium BC, ovoid in shape with wide flattened base, well hollowed with thick walls and rounded rim; the stone sh

Title: Rare Egyptian/Phoenician Breccia Stone Vessel with Baboon, c. 2nd Millennium B.C. Date & Origin: Egypto-Phoenician, c. 2nd Millennium B.C. Description: Very attractive, highly polished surface,

Central Asia, Bactrian, ca. 2500 to 2250 BCE. Skillfully carved from grey-blue chlorite schist, this is an ornately incised vessel of a cylindrical form extensively embellished with repeating bands of

**Originally Listed At $800** Central Asia, Bactrian, BMAC complex, ca. 2500 to 2250 BCE. Skillfully carved from grey-blue chlorite schist, this is an ornately incised vessel of a cylindrical form ext

2 Bactrian stone bowls, c. 2200 - 1700 BC, a colorful with attractive banding. Size: 7.5cm -6 cm approximately. Ex private NJ collection

Ancient Egypt, Late Dynastic, ca. 652 to 300 BCE. Finely carved from a creamy white alabaster stone with attractive golden caramel inclusions, a rounded vessel with a corseted shoulder and a dramatica

Modelled after the Neolithic form, the rectangular vessel is carved with a circular collar, the slightly tapering body standing on a circular foot. The stone with an attractive, soft patina. Condition

**Originally Listed At $400** Central Asia / Near East, Bactria (Oxus Civilization) to Parthian Empire, ca. 1500 BCE to 200 CE. A pair of cast-bronze and copper vessels for holding kohl or other cosme

Central Asia, Bactrian, ca. 2500 to 2250 BCE. A cylindrical vessel carved from grey-green chlorite schist and incised with three contiguous abstract renderings of stylized palm fronds. Polished stone

A rare Bactrian double-chambered vessel, ca. 2nd. Millennium BC. This excellent example is 2 in long, is carved from black stone and is decorated on all sides with deeply incised circular designs. Hig

A nice Bactrian chlorite lidded cosmetic vessel, 3rd Millennium BC, of near spherical shape with flattened base, a ladder-type pattern around the handle, which possesses a crème-colored stone inlay.

**Originally Listed At $400** Central / Western Asia, Bactrian Empire, ca. 1st millennium BCE. An attractive and wearable necklace composed of beads shaped from various stone types in hues of emerald

A GROUP OF TEN MINIATURE LAPIS LAZULI MEDICIN VESSELS Presumably Greco-Bactrian, 1st century BC. Of various shapes and sizes, cut out of massive stone, with a smooth surface and no decoration. The sto

Pre-Columbian, western Mexico, probably Michoacan, ca. 200 BCE to 200 CE. Attractive pouring vessel made using the coil method, with bulbous base, flaring neck and pinched handle. Surface stone burnis

Stein-Schale Maya-Kultur, frühe Postklassik (ca. 900–1200 n. Chr.), Ulúa Tal, Honduras Ohne Sockel / without base Stein. H 12,5 cm. Ø 22,3 cm. Provenienz: - Sammlung A.B., Paris. - französische