Iranian, portion of lock animal, 9th century

Heading: (Scientific Instruments) Author: Title: Iranian, portion of lock animal, 9th century Place Published: Iran Publisher: Date Published: ca. 850 AD Description: Irani

An Urartarian bronze sheet with the "Lord of the Animals", 9th - 8th century B.C.Bronze sheet tapering towards the bottom. The central motif is an animal-headed figure in a knee-length garment holding

A Luristan Bronze Standard Finial with the Master of the Animals Circa 9th-7th Century B.C. Height 11 5/8 inches. Property from the George R. Francoeur Trust, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, sold to benef

Ancient Luristan Standard Finial Masters Of The AnimalsLuristan / 9th - 7th Century B.C. / Bronze / H = 10.3 cm (4 1/16 in)Luristan bronze tube in anthropomorphic form, worked on both sides identicall

Russia, Perm region, Perm Animal Style (Permian Animal Style), ca. 8th to 9th centuries CE. A short-handled white bronze (a copper alloy with a high percentage of tin) spoon with an oval scoop and rec

A Luristan Bronze Master of the Animals Finial Iran, Circa 9th-7th Century B.C. Height 8 1/16 inches (20.5 cm). Property from a Southern Collector

**Originally Listed At $250** Eastern Europe / Central Asia, Russia, early Viking / Finno-Ugric / Perm Animal Style (Permian Animal Style), ca. 8th to 9th centuries CE. A wide, cast white bronze brace

**Originally Listed At $200** Eastern Europe/Central Asia, Russia, Perm region, Perm Animal Style (Permian Animal Style) (Proto-Viking), ca. 8th to 9th centuries CE. A short-handled white bronze (a co

Ancient Byzantine green stone figure c.7th/9th century AD. Size of the figure 2 inches high. Fine carved green stone figure with circle design and 4 animal heads on the side, a hole through the top pr

Ancient Byzantine black stone post c.7th/9th century AD. Size of the figure 2 inches high. Fine carved black stone post with circle design and 2 animal heads on the side, a hole through the top probab

An attractive Islamic 'slipper' lamp, Levante, c. 7th - 9th Century AD. Mouldmade with attractive ribbing and floral designs, gestural ring base and knob handle in the form of a stylized animal. L: 4

An ancient Western Iranian Luristan bronze ax head. Circa 9th to 8th centuries BC. This artifact serves as a tangible link to the rich archaeological heritage of the Luristan region, which was renowne

Four 20th century Chinese figural cabinet locks. Various animals in cast Bronze, some with chased details. All with keys. Older patinas with some wear. Up to 4" long. ESTIMATE $100-150

9th-11th century AD. Forged iron, a little over 4 1/2" in length. The bit with double projections and offset required inserting the key and locating the bolt within the case. The configuration indicat

9th-6th century BC. A bronze round-section penannular bracelet with opposed beast-head terminals. See The British Museum, 'Annual Report of the General Progress of the Museums for the year 1936' in Na

9th-8th century BC. A silver bracelet with flat-section penannular body, flared centre with recessed cell running almost the full length of the outer body, the central portion with later sheet-gold cl

A large Villanovan impasto biconical urn, 9th - 8th Century BC, biconical and decorated with incised metopes and geometric patterns, two angled handles. H: 15 5/8 in (38 cm). Upper portion repaired fr

19th century American red painted blanket chest with shaped apron, having painted inscription ''T.B. 1816''. Shows wear, hinges glued to top, top warped, interior missing portion of lock and shelf. 23

9th-12th century AD. A group of mixed bronze items consisting of forty seven bronze belt mounts and fittings, many decorated with interlaced plant and animal motifs, as well as a ring and spur. 169 gr

9th-12th century AD. A hollow-formed bronze animal figure with gaping mouth, band of annulets to the head, tail and lower edge of the body, links with pendant rumbler bell; Baltic workmanship. 31 gram

9th-11th century AD. A bronze pendant with pierced lug, facing mask with arms bent below, pelta-shaped body with animal-head finials. Cf. Arbman, H. Birka I: Die Gräber, Uppsala, 1940, pl.95, item

Urartu, modern day Eastern Anatolia region of Turkey, ca. 9th to 6th century BCE. This is a small section of a bronze belt from Urartu (sometimes known as the Kingdom of Ararat, or the Kingdom of Van)

Europe, Sardinia, late Bronze Age to early Iron Age, Nuraghian period, ca. 9th to 6th century BCE. A petite yet sturdy statuette of a standing ram with characteristically simple features. The animal s

A 19th century wooden lock box. Featuring an elegant design, with inlaid bronze details to the lid, ornate baroque style claw feet, and two lock sections, including the top hinged portion, lined with