An Egyptian stucco or clay material votive tablet

Egypt, New Kingdom or later, ca. 1000 BCE. This is a clay tablet with a low-relief human figure in profile. The lower part of the figure is very well preserved, showing nice detail on the clothing as

(6) Ancient seals and tablets, ex-museum, Incl. (3) Babylonia tablets, Tell Jokha Sumerian (Iraq) clay tablet, Egyptian stone seal (encased in protective plastic case), and an Egyptian clay tablet, mo

Group of five ancient Thai clay offering votive tablets; largest H 5 3/8" x W 3 1/4" x L 1/2" (approx.); Provenance: Private Northern Colorado collection by descent

Central Asia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Northern India, Gandhara, ca. 3rd to 7th century CE. A collection of pottery molds to impress decorative features into clay vessels, votive tablets, or statues, co

Antique Egyptian Faience Shabti doll. Made from composte clay material with traces of blue green faince. Shabti dolls (also known as shawbti and ushabti) were funerary figures in ancient Egypt who acc

Terracotta votive tablet depicting Buddha with two disciples, Burma, Pagan period, circa 12th c. Size: 8'' x 5.5'' x 2'' (20 x 14 x 5 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Au

Terracotta votive tablet depicting Buddha at the moment of enlightenment, Burma, Pagan period (circa 12th century). Size: 6'' x 5'' x 2'' (15 x 13 x 5 cm).

Terracotta votive tablet depicting Buddha at the moment of enlightenment, Burma, Pagan period (circa 12th century). Size: 6.75'' x 5'' x 2'' (17 x 13 x 5 cm). Provenance: Lee and Vichai Chinalai colle

Egypt, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, ca. 1391 to 1351 BCE. A red terracotta cone-shaped clay tablet made from fired Nile mud, of a form very commonly found in Thebes, with relief hieroglyphs that are tra

4 Antique Tibetan Bronze Tsatsa Molds. Tsatsa are small sculptural votive offerings used in Tibetan Buddhism. They are normally small plaques with decoration in relief, made in molds with clay or ramm

Three Votive Figurines. One clay and two carved stone. Sizes ranging from: 4'' x 1.5'' x 1'' (10 x 4 x 3 cm) to 7.25'' x 2.75'' x .25'' (18 x 7 x 1 cm).

**Originally Listed At $400** Egypt, Romano-Egyptian Period, ca. 30 BCE to 2nd century CE. A votive figure, mold-made from coarse red clay, with a design of the sacred bull god, Apis. He wears a crown

EGYPTIAN STUCCO & WOOD HEADEgyptian stucco and wood head; a finely rendered red-brown skinned male head with pierced ears and distinct mouth and nose; inlaid bronze eyes; H: 9 1/4"; Provenance: Southe

An Egyptian Stucco Funerary Mask of an Infant Circa 2nd-3rd Century B.C.E. Height 8 inches. Property from the Collection of Jane Davis Doggett, Hobe Sound, Florida Provenance: Purchased La Reine Margo

Ancient Old Babylonian Clay Tablet c.1900 BC. Size 4 3/4 inches length. 3 1/8 inches wide. Fine administrative clay tablet with Sumerian inscriptions. Provenance: The Estate Of Robert Onsted, acquired

Votive tablet, German, 1786, egg tempera / wood, with aphorism about Graf Berchen has survived an accident, high quality painting, more age-related damages and missing parts, ca. 32 x 30 cm

Title: Babylonian Cuneiform Clay Tablet, Cassite Period Date/Period: Babylonian, Cassite, 16th-12th Century B.C. Description: 16th-12th century B.C. private letter. This tablet was part of a specialis

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Ancient Near East, Sumer, Third Dynasty of Ur, ca. 2080 to 2030 BCE. A clay tablet of a rectangular form with rounded sides, smooth faces, and a planar top and bottom. The tablet bears seventeen uneve

Sumerian Cuneiform Clay Tablet C. 2400 BCE, With Hero And Lion Verso, H 1.5'' W 1.75'' Depth 0.75'' | Includes box and typed notes on box from Edgar Banks states "found at Jokha, the ruin of the ancie

Ancient Old Babylonian Clay Tablet c.1900 BC. Size 1 7/8 inches length. 1 1/4 inches wide. Fine administrative clay tablet with Sumerian inscriptions on both sides. Provenance: Dr Joseph Touma Collect

Two Cuniform Clay tablets. One reading "Sin gashid the mighty hero King of Uruk (Biblical Erech in Genesis 10 chapters). King of Am na nu The patron of E-na-na. The palace of his kingdom which he has

Pre-Columbian terracotta warrior, ex-Mathias Komor, c. 500-800 CE, Jaina, Mexico, hand-molded red clay votive statue of a standing male in headdress and ritualistic jewelry, bearing old Mathias Komor

Ancient Near East, southern Mesopotamia, Babylon, Old Babylonian period, ca. 1900 to 1600 BCE. A hand-built clay tablet with slightly convex faces and peripheries. The tablet contains an administrativ