Byzantine Lead Pilgrim's Holy Water Ampulla

Circa 8th-13th century A.D. Conical with thick finial, short tubular neck and two thin lateral loop handles. 18.4 grams, 57 mm (2 1/4 in.). Acquired on the UK art market in the 1990s. Property of a St

Circa 15th-16th century A.D. Each with a raised design to one or both faces. including floral, pelletted and other designs. 145 grams total, 29-50 mm (1 1/8 - 2 in.). Found Berkshire, UK. [4, No Reser

**First Time At Auction** Ancient Near East, Holy Land, Byzantine Empire, ca. 900 to 1200 CE. A mold-cast lead votive ampulla with netted linear decorations coursing across the tapered triangular body

Western/Central Europe, Medieval Period, ca. 11th to 14th century CE. A mold-cast lead pilgrim's ampulla of a petite size with a compressed circular body and a pair of attenuated handles joined to the

**Originally Listed At $150** Western/Central Europe, Medieval Period, ca. 11th to 13th century CE. A mold-cast lead pilgrim's ampulla of a near-miniature size with a circular body, a pair of semicirc

**Originally Listed At $200** Near East, Byzantine Period, ca. 4th to 6th century CE. A fabulous pottery fragment from a mold-made ampulla or pilgrim's flask featuring the central tondo that adorned t

Ancient Holy Land Byzantine Lead Seal c.6th century AD. Size 1 1/4 inch length. Byzantine cast lead seal with a Cross.and inscriptions. Provenance: Private NYC Collection acquired in the USA Market.

15th century AD. An ampulla-shaped lead pilgrim's badge with a lion passant, the symbol of Saint Mark, on a hatched background. 7.02 grams, 30mm (1 1/4"). Property of an English gentleman; formerly wi

A lovely Holy Land pilgrim's flask, Byzantine, c. 5th - 7th Century AD, the body round and of narrow profile, decorated with a horizontal band of incised line and wave decoration, the spout with flare

Holy Land; c. 6th century AD. Group of 6 pottery pilgrim bottles. Each with figural decoration on at least one side. One with Greek script on one side. Largest 4 - 1/8" (10.5 cm). Provenance: The John

Two Holy Land Pottery Vessels comprising a barnacle encrusted vessel and a twin-handled Byzantine pilgrim bottle of bulbous form. Height of first 8 1/4 inches. Property from a Midwest Private Collecti

Item: Byzantine Pilgrim's Reliquary Cross Date: 600-900 AD Material: Gilt bronze Size: 1.5 inches Bold rudimentary representation of the Corpus Christi. Reverse depressed for inclusion of a holy relic

Ancient Byzantine Bronze Cross c.8th century AD. Size 2 1/8 x 1 5/8 inch. Fine bronze cross with Helena holding holy water in her right hand, the back side with a line of inscriptions. Mounted in mode

Byzantium, ca. 1000 CE. This is a lead token from Byzantium with religious decoration. Lead tokens played a major role in the medieval economy, and particularly in the Holy Land, where they were used

England, Lead Ampula c.15th cent AD. Size 2 1/8 inches length. Holy-water container of typical form, with decoration of shield with chevron and usual cross-hatching. Type of Mitch.418. 55rr. Provenanc

Gilt bronze. Just under 1 1/2” height symmetrical, with remnants of the Corpus Christi. Reverse depressed for inclusion of a holy relic. Professionally refurbished with gold surface restored. All it

Giltl bronze. Over 1” height. Symmetrical with centered cross beam. Surface wear from burial. Carried by early Roman Christians to the Holy land and its sacred sites. Professionally refurbished with

Byzantine, ca. 1000 CE. This is a collection of six small bronze pilgrim badges made for religious use. Each depict saints except one which seems to depict the Holy Family. These would have been sold

Byzantine Empire, ca. 500 CE. This is a pottery flask with a lentoid body, a narrow neck, and two handles for suspension (though one is now gone). Pilgrim flasks, also known as ampullae, often were st

**Originally Listed At $200** Near East, Holy Land, early Byzantine Empire, ca. 3rd to 5th century CE. A lovely pair of Holy Land terracotta vessels. First is a blackware pilgrim's flask with twin nub

Lead alloy, just under 1/2" diameter. Circular with conical faces. Each side with radial lattice motif and central nub. Integral suspension loop These were produced in the Holy Land for pilgrims who w

Holy Land, Iron Age I, ca. 1200 to 1000 BCE. This is a pretty example of a terracotta ampulla vessel commonly called a "pilgrim" flask, with a circular, flattened, gourd-like body. It has loop handles

Byzantine Style of Iconography, with Greek Lettering, Orthodox Icon depicting the Virgin Mary atop a fountain with 4 Royal Kings / Holy Men in reverence below, while fish swim in the water. Circa Late

Rare Ancient Roman Holy Land Terracotta Pottery Amphora Vessel / Oil Lamp | 1st-3rd century AD oil lamp, possibly pilgrim's votive amphora "Ampulla" made in the form of a miniature Roman transport amp