Ancient Head of the Demon Pazuzu Amulet, Neo-Assyrian (9thC BC - 7thC BC)

Dimension: 25x20mm "Journey Through Time: Ancient Bronze Age Beads, Sculpture, and Ornaments, Featuring Himalayan Tibetan Agate Carnelian Dzi Beads" Unearth the timeless allure of ancient beads, sculp

A Mesopotamian bronze amulet of Pazuzu, Neo-Assyrian, c. 8th - 6th Century BC, the deity's head and face are depicted with a large bronze loop in the suspension hole. L: 37 mm. Nicely patinated. Pazuz

Dimension: 65x25mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Representative of the might and splendor of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, this bronze lion sculpture not only signifies political strength but also showcases

Ancient Near East, Neo-Assyrian period, ca. 800 to 600 BCE. A cast bronze head with a ring for suspension at the top. The head has the grotesque features of Pazuzu, the king of the demons of the wind

Ancient Near East, Mesopotamia, Neo-Assyrian, ca. 8th to 7th century BCE. A mold-cast bronze pendant depicting the head of Pazuzu, an Assyrian demon who is king of the wind demons. The grinning face b

This bronze amulet, measuring 4 by 2.5 cm or approximately 1.57 by 0.98 inches, is a fine example of Near Eastern art from the Neo-Assyrian Period. It depicts a recumbent lion, a powerful symbol in As

Ancient Near Eastern Neo Assyrian Stone Cylinder Seal c.8th-7th century BC. Size 21 x 12 mm. Fine stone cylinder seal carved with Sphinx with bearded head of a man facing a running stag head turned ba

Dimension: 50x35mm Rarity Level: Rare and Unique This ancient Neo-Assyrian lion sculpture, dating back to the 9th-7th century BC, is a remarkable and exceptionally rare artifact. Its detailed craftsma

Title: Mesopotamian Assyrian Pazuzu Head Pendant Amulet Date/Period: Assyrian, c. 600 B.C. Description: Amulet in bronze representing the head of the Good Demon Pazuzu, the demon that protects humans,

This ancient double convex relief tablet from the Neo-Assyrian period, dating between 911 and 609 BC, is a remarkable vestige of a bygone era. The tablet measures 6x5 cm, or approximately 2.36x1.97 in

Dimension: 80x30mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Owing to its association with the Neo-Assyrian period and the detailed bronze craftsmanship, this sculpture stands out as a significant representation o

This Neo-Assyrian amulet carved from black stone represents a lion, dating back to the 9th-7th century BC, measuring 3 cm by 2 cm by 1 cm (approximately 1.18 x 0.79 x 0.39 inches). The amulet's form a

Neo-Assyrian, circa 900 - 700 B.C. Of pinkish hard stone, depicting two gods approaching a bound kneeling captive along with several animals and other humanoid figures. Dimensions: 1" long Provenance:

A red-brown steatite cylinder seal, Neo-Assyrian, c. 8th - 7th Century BC, a provincial type, depicting horned antelope, stalk between them and a star and crescent in field. H: 2.2 cm. Ex Wiltshire, U

A Neo-Assyrian cylinder seal, c. 883 - 612 BC, of glazed composition and features a male figure in a flounced robe with a bow as a winged griffon faces him, crescent above. L: 27 mm. Ex Los Angeles pr

Title: Assyrian Cornelian Head of Pazuzu, c. 6th Century B.C. Date & Origin: Assyrian, c. 6th Century BC Description: With fine facial details and horns, drilled horizontally for suspension. Pazuzu: t

This bronze amulet, measuring 4 by 2.5 cm or approximately 1.57 by 0.98 inches, is a fine example of Near Eastern art from the Neo-Assyrian Period. It depicts a recumbent lion, a powerful symbol in As

A Neo-Assyrian chalcedony stamp seal, 8th – 7th Century BC, with nicely shaped domed handle with hole for suspension, on slightly curved face a bearded figure stands before a complex solar altar. 28

A choice Neo-Assyrian carnelian cylinder seal, 8th - 7th Century BC, depicting a king of hero holding a bow and engaged in combat with a rampant winged griffin. L: 23mm. Nicely detailed. Ex Orange Cou

A nice Neo-Assyrian chalcedony stamp seal, c. 934 - 609 BC, with tall domed handle with horizontal hole for suspension, on base, a pair of male figures in flounced gowns to either side of an altar, cr

A Neo-Assyrian faience cylinder seal, c. 9th - 7th Century BC, the scene involving rampant antelope of goats to either side of a tree. H: 2/3 in (1.8cm). Intact, glaze now a brownish and the seal is b

A Neo-Assyrian chalcedony duck-shaped seal, c. 8th- 7th Century BC depicting a lunar altar, suspension hole through neck. L: ½ in (1.4cm). Ex-Israel private collection.

A nice Neo-Assyrian domed chalcedony stamp seal, c. 8th - 7th Century BC, of characteristic shape with angled edges, flat sides and horizontally drilled for suspension; base is an elaborate altar. 30

A nice Neo-Assyrian creme chalcedony stamp seal, c. 8th - 7th Century BC, the body highly domed and carved from nice translucent stone, horizontal hole for suspension. On base, a standing king of hero