Four Syro-Palestinian Vessel Fragments

Votive terracotta, circa 200 BC/AD Dimensions: Largest: 2.5" (JOMI622)(WK)

Four vessels and four fragments in cased boz. All pieces are as is in some form. Size of largest piece 3 1/2 dia x 4 1/4h

2nd millennium BC. A silver vessel fragment with flared and chamfered rim, incised panel with four columns of cuneiform text. 65 grams, 15cm (6"). From an important private London collection; formed i

Of a bell, a boot, bottle and vessel top fragment, Southwest Persia, circa 1500 to 1000 BCE. H of boot 1in. Provenance: Three of the pendants with Phoenix Galleries

Mediterranean; c. 7th- 10th centuryVarious scenes of gold birds, architectural details, a man, florals, Islamic script, and lastly, the bottom of a vessel showing four fish swimming. Largest: 2 - 3/4"

A Lot of Four Pre-Columbian Terracotta Vessels and Articles, Various Cultures, Probably from Ecuador, Circa 300-500 BCE. Comprising a Tumaco head fragment on museum base; a small Anthropomorphic seate

Four Native American Indian objects including a carved head, an arrow head, abstract fragment, and a vessel. Dimensions:  Largest - 4.5" L ; 

Circa 2nd century A.D. A group of seven stamped Samian ware vessel bases including specimens labelled by the collector; accompanied by a copy of the collector's typed notes, identifying four of the st

A group of four African brass and terracotta objects. 20th century. ++Clay vessel with star design. ++Vessel in terracotta. ++Container in brass. Nigeria. ++Head fragment and base in terracotta. Banko

Official seals from transport vessels. Largest approximately 2 1/2" (6.5cm) Provenance: The John J. Slocum Collection Mr. Slocum (1914-1997) collected most of his antiquities while serving as US cultu

ceramic, colour pigments, a) stirrup vessel: seated figure of death with skull like facial features, Moche / Lambayeque, Late Intermediate Period, c. 700-1000 AD, h: 19.5 cm b) Mother and Child, Moche

A mixed group of undated ceramic fragments with painted figural designs within borders. 746 grams total, 6-19cm (2 1/2 - 7 1/2"). Property of an American collector; acquired 1970s-1990s. [16, No Reser

85 x 14,3 cm (the largest panel) 12,4 x 5,7 cm (the smallest panel) Some of the items with mother-of-pearl inlay.

Nine Piece Group of Table Lamps, to include a pair of candlestick lamps, four fragments on lucite bases, along with three urns on lucite bases, tallest 23 inches.

The dresses are made of black fabric, adorned with intricate colorful embroidery in organic patterns on the sides, and a large central embroidery around the neckline. Dimensions: Approximately 130-13

A Syro-Palestinian black chlorite cylinder seal, c. 1500 - 1000 BC, depicting a pair of standing men with rampant animals; infilling marks around. L: 20 mm. Ex California Museum of Art de-accession.

Group of Precolumbian heads and vessel fragments, c. 500 AD. (LUCE8246/15)(LUCE8246/15) Measurements: Varying sizes. Condition: Condition commensurate with age and use.

late Classic period. Towson University Art Collection

Chimu Pottery Vessel. Fragments in pieces. Needs repair. Age unknown. Provenance: Estate of David Sheridan, Branchburg, NJ., acquired 1950’s to early 2000’s, by descent to family.

Turned Wood Collection of four vessels 1993-2006maple burl, spalted maple, spalted burl tallest: 6.125 h x 10.25 dia in (16 x 26 cm) shortest: 6 h x 10.25 dia in (15 x 26 cm) Lot is compris

Gunnar Nylund collection of four vessels RorstrandSweden, c. 1950glazed stoneware4.5 dia x 9 h in (11 x 23 cm) Incised signature and studio mark to underside of each example: [R Sweden GN].

Fulper Pottery Collection of four vessels USA, 1909-27glazed stoneware 8.25 h x 6 dia in (21 x 15 cm) 9 h x 7.25 dia in (23 x 18 cm) Incised oval manufacturer's mark to underside of two exa

Ancient Egyptian Faience Vessel Fragment Hieroglyph Amenhotep III and Queen Tiy c.1403-1365 BC. Size 40 x 26 mm. Rare Faience fragment with names. Condition: good condition as fragment. Provenance: fr

Frederick Hurten Rhead (British-American, 1880-1942) Four Vessels, Avon Faience, USA, circa 1903 Glazed earthenware, squeeze-bag decorationComprising two open pitchers, a pitcher with removable hinged