Canaanite Alabaster Offering Dish

Holy Land, ca. 1st millennium BCE. A breathtaking carved alabaster vessel of a remarkably perfect circular form with a rounded base and a flared rim. The alabaster shows beautiful pink, cream, and bei

Ancient Egypt, Old Kingdom, 3rd to 6th Dynasty, ca. 2686 to 2181 BCE. A hand-carved banded alabaster bowl with a thick circular base, gradually-expanding walls, a rounded rim, and a shallow basin with

Ancient Egypt, Old Kingdom, 3rd to 6th Dynasty, ca. 2686 to 2181 BCE. A hand-carved banded alabaster bowl with a thick circular base, gradually expanding walls, a rounded rim, and a shallow basin with

**Originally Listed At $150** Central Asia, Bactria (Bactria-Margiana/BMAC), ca. 3rd to 2nd millennium BCE. A shallow dish carved from alabaster with a square rim and a round mouth. The dish stands on

**Originally Listed At $600** Central Asia, Bactria (Bactria-Margiana/BMAC), ca. 2nd millennium BCE. A shallow dish carved from creamy alabaster in tones ranging from nearly white to pale orange, with

Height: 13cm Diameter: 21.5cm

Pre-Columbian, Valley of Mexico, Teotihuacan, Tlamimilolpa-Metepec phase, ca. 200 to 750 CE. A striking, incredibly rare vessel made of highly translucent banded alabaster with nub-like legs and two f

Ca. 2465-2150 BC.An alabaster offering table composed of a broad circular top with a thick, raised rim with a sloping side. It sits on a central cylindrical stem flaring to the disk foot. These tables

2nd-3rd century A.D. A shallow ceramic offering dish divided into four semi-circular recesses by a central quatrefoil with bifurcated arms, framing an animated dampati, stylised acanthus leaves to eac

Egypt, New Kingdom, 1570 to 1070 BCE. This is a gorgeous example of an alabaster offering bowl with some red vein details. The alabaster is so fine that light passes through it in several areas. There

Ancient Greece, Cyclades, Cycladic culture, Early Cycladic II, ca. 2800 to 2500 BCE. A lovely dish of a near-miniature size that is hand-carved from honey-yellow alabaster. The charming vessel present

Ancient Near East, Canaan, the Levant, ca. 1st millennium BCE. A skillfully carved alabaster pyxis displaying a gently rounded base, a cylindrical body, a conical neck, and a circular, lipped rim. Boa

Ancient Egypt, Pre-Dynastic to Old Kingdom Period, ca. 3500 to 2181 BCE. A wonderful alabaster dish displaying a circular, flat base and thick walls that rise to a lipped rim. Skillfully hand-carved,

Great quality with enameled metal frame and a large alabaster dish. From an East Side NYC estate. - Dimensions: 23"dia x32"

**Originally Listed At $300** Ancient Egypt, Old Kingdom, ca. 2300 BCE. A miniature alabaster vessel, painstakingly carved by hand. The piriform vessel sits on a flat foot and has a large, round rim w

**Originally Listed At $500** Ancient Egypt, Old Kingdom Period, 3rd to 6th Dynasty, ca. 2686 to 2181 BCE. A beautiful offering plate and cylindrical firestarter that are hand-carved from honey-yellow

A choice Mixtec-Aztec offering dish from Mexico, c. AD 1400 - 1500, lavishly adorned with four protruding fox heads and stamped rim decor. A molded scene depicting a seated chief surrounded by a band

Good, large size with a nice deep bowl. From a Scarsdale NY home. Dimensions: approximately 28" h x 21" dia

Egypt, Late Dynastic Period, 26th to 31st Dynasty, ca. 664 to 332 BCE. A gorgeous hand-carved alabaster bowl presenting a circular base and thick walls that rise to an annular, flared rim. The stone s

PERSIAN SWEETMEAT DISH - 19th c. Carved Alabaster Dish, Iran, in lobed leaf form, with a Ram's Head handle, the underside carved with fern fronds, resting on a raised floral blossom form foot, 1 3/4"

Ancient Near East, Holy Land, Judea, Deir Samit, Late Bronze Age, ca. 1500 to 1250 BCE. A compact offering jar of a squat form that is hand-carved from creamy honey-yellow alabaster which illuminates

A finely crafted terracotta clay ceremonial vessel with 8 various ancestral faces as well as detailed designs and decorative elements. The vessel measures 11 x 9.5 x 7 inches. Bamun or Bamileke people

possibly Joseon dynasty, wide shallow dish with two square side handles, on circular foot, white crackle glaze, 4-1/4 x 14 x 11 in. including handles Provenance: Private Collection

Ca. 1550-1070 BC - New Kingdom. No major chips, cracks or repairs. Has much age and surface wear as shown, especially at the points of internal matrix. See photos. RARE larger size.