Jemdat Nasr black serpentine hemispherical stamp seal

A black serpentine hemispherical stamp seal, Anatolia, c. 3200 - 3000 BC, the base with a stylized flowering plant; horizontally drilled for suspension. D: 27 mm. An attractive early stamp seal with l

A nice Uruk/Jemdat Nasr black chlorite stamp seal, c. 3300 – 3000 BC, ovoid with longitudal drill for suspension, on back a central bull’s head with goats on either side; various symbols as fill.

A Jemdat Nasr white marble hemispherical stamp seal, c. 3000 BC, on base a recumbent ibex with taurine symbol and dots in the field. Dia: 27 mm. Light deposits, drilled horizontally for suspension. Ex

Near Eastern stamp seal with a religious symbols. Ca. 1500-2000 B.C.(Inventory code: UA4-4) Reference:Condition: Very Fine

Black Stone Stamp Seal, Jemdat Nasr Period, ca. 3100-2900 BC.(Inventory code: UA4-3)Reference:Condition: Very Fine

A large black serpentine stamp seal, Mesopotamia, c. 4th Millennium BC, gabled hemispheroid with longitudinal hole for suspension, on base an incised geometric device comprised of three lines crossing

This ancient stamp seal, crafted from black serpentine, measures 2.5 cm in diameter and 2 cm in height (0.98 inches by 0.79 inches). The seal dates back to the Sasanian Empire, which spanned from the

A Jemdat Nasr seal and Ubaid bead. A Jemdat Nasr seal and Ubaid bead. Lot includes a steatite Jemdat Nasr stamp seal, c. 3200 - 2900 BC, the circular body with ridges and point handle pierced for susp

The California Museum of Ancient Art is de-accessioning lot #90 (acquisition # CMAA018-M0053) to raise funds for its Ancient Art Acquisition Fund in order to build its growing collections. A Jemdat Na

A Neo-Assyrian prism-shaped stamp seal, Palestine, 8th -7th Century BC, carved from black serpentine, the base depicting a nicely carved adorant holding an object, perhaps a standard. 20 x 12 mm. Nice

A nice pair of Anatolian stamp seals, c. 1200 - 1000 BC. Lot includes a square black serpentine example with gable handle and a quadruped on the base, L: 16 mm; the second a black chlorite pyramidal s

The California Museum of Ancient Art is de-accessioning lot # 228A to raise funds for its Ancient Art Acquisition Fund in order to build its growing collections. A Near Eastern black and green serpent

An Ubaid black chlorite stamp seal, Mesopotamia, c. 4500 – 4000 BC, hemispherical body with drilled hole for suspension, on base a central groove dividing triangles and lines. Very well-preserved an

An Ubaid serpentine stamp seal, Mesopotamia, 5th - 4th Millennium BC, of high gable form, the angled back with horizontal drill for suspension, the base with drill encircled holes with radiating lines

An middle Assyrian steatite stamp seal in shape of hedgehog and the seal depicting a insect.(1200-900)B.C,,size(18-15-8)mm.from private collection acquired before 1978.

This hemispherical stamp seal, crafted from lapis lazuli, dates back to the Sasanian period, circa 224-651 CE. The seal features intricate carvings that reflect the artistic and cultural significance

This hemispherical stamp seal, made from chalcedony, dates back to the Sasanian period, circa 224-651 CE. The seal showcases detailed carvings that represent the artistic and cultural values of the er

This hemispherical stamp seal, made from chalcedony, dates back to the Sasanian period, circa 224-651 CE. The seal showcases detailed carvings that represent the artistic and cultural values of the er

This hemispherical stamp seal, made from chalcedony, dates back to the Sasanian period, circa 224-651 CE. The seal showcases detailed carvings that represent the artistic and cultural values of the er

This hemispherical stamp seal, carved from carnelian, dates back to the Sasanian period, circa 224-651 CE. The seal displays intricate carvings that illustrate the artistic and cultural significance o

1st millennium BC. A triangular serpentine stamp seal with lobe handle, intaglio advancing bull with birds around. 6.33 grams, 23mm (1"). Property of a Bristol collector; formerly part of his father's

Early 1st millennium AD. A mixed group comprising a silver belt slider with tulip detailing and a serpentine stamp seal with hatched design. 27.8 grams total, 20-36mm (3/4 - 1 1/2"). Ex an important D

Circa 3000 BC. An indurated limestone seal in the form of a recumbent cow, the base with a seal of a 'footprint' design; pierced for suspension. 29 grams, 47mm (1 3/4"). From the collection of a Mayfa

A choice early Dynastic black serpentine cylinder seal, c. 2900 - 2350 BC, with a detailed depiction of three deer, one of them winged, walking in a procession, symbols in the field around them. Excel