A large marple seal with a very interesting engraving, probably Bactria Achaeological Complex (BMAC), c. 3rd.-2nd. mill. BC.
Attractive large seal carved in a fine-grained white marple, with oval seal plate and a tall, pierced handle. The seal is engraved with a king or main deity seated on the throne, receiving tribute from a lesser king or minor deity. The tribute looks like a trident, but could be a sceptre...
A large black serpentine cylinder seal, showing a horseman in infight with a rearing Bull and an eight-pointed star in the fields. Middle-assyrian, 14th - 10th century BC.
The scene is quite rare with the detailed horseman!
Height: close to 40 mm and thick with a diameter of 15 mm. – quite impressive in hand.
Condition: Good Very fine for the type...
Scarce Anatolian or Syrian square stone seal with tall handle and a depiction of a Griffin or Sphinx, Neo-Hittite states, Early 1st. millenium BC.
Finely carved seal with an elaborate handle and some great details.
Size: 16 mm. wide and 11-12 mm. tall
Condition: Extremely fine.
Comes with a hard wax impression.
Reff. See Ashmolean collection AN1913.58 for a similar style seal, attributed to Aleppo, Syria...
A very rare and interesting Islamic pottery tile with medallion and arab Muslim writing inside, pre 15th. century AD.
The tile would looks be of Khorassan and dating ca. 12th. century AD, but is guaranteed to be pre 1500.
Greyish pottery with low relief but sharp imprint. Crescent and sun visible as Islamic symbols and floral and geomethric decorations. In the center a medallion with Cufic or Arab writing.
Size: 8,4 cm. long and 5,4 cm...
A lovely larger stamp seal in form of a stepped Pyramid, Neo-Hittite Kingdoms of the East Anatolia and West Mesopotamia, 1st. mill. BC.
finely carved and pierced at the top in a light brown stone. The top also engraved. The base engraved with a mythical winged animal.
Size: 21 mm x 21 mm. and 14 mm...
A scaraboid stamp seal in black stone, made in the Assyrian client states in Western Mesopotamia, c. late 2nd. millenium BC.
Interesting carving of stylized warrior with shield and sword. Stylized scarab carved in black stone.
Size: 22 mm. long and 20 mm...
A wonderful pottery bowl, in a original state for type with Pseudo-caligraphy, Islamic, ca. 10th.-11th. century.
A larger conical bowl both wide and tall and decorated with stylized pseudo-caligraphy in black on beige glaze all around the interior and a line in green near the rim...
A beautiful pottery bowl with torquoise glaze, black markings and a finely decorated pattern on the interior. Seljug period, 11th.-12th. century.
The bowl in an almost untouched state with fine silvery iridescence on the surfaces of both interior and exterior. Very beautiful colours.
Size: c. 14,5 cm. in diameter.
Condition: Choice and intact bowl for type with wear for typew and age. Spots of missing glaze and stack flaws from the making. A very nice bowl.
Finely preserved scaraboid stamp seal, inspired by Egyptian scarabs, Middle-Assyrian Empire, 15th.-11th. cent. BC.
The scarab of a bifacial style where the upperside is engraved with a vivid Sun motif and the base engraved with two animals.
Size: 19 mm. long and 16 mm. wide and 7 mm. thick.
This seal was aquired 1992 and comes with hard impression and original ID-card from below collection.
Provenance: Gustav Oberländer (1926-2012), Oberländer aquired his ma...
A lovely and unusually large scaraboid seal, Middle-Neo-Assyrian, c. 12th.-9th. century BC.
Winged Deity, probably Ashur tending the Tree of Life, all within an oval frame. Stylized scarab carved in an attractive greenish brown stone.
Size: 32 mm. long and 27 mm. wide! Really amazing.
Condition: Extremely fine and with a lovely patina!
Provenance: Gustav Oberländer (1926-2012), Oberländer aquired his massive and important collection between 1985 - 20...
A fine Neo-Babylonian stamp seal carved in the typical trapezoid shape, but using an unsual greenstone, West-Mesopotamia, 8th.-7th. cent. BC.
An attractive seal carved with a 4 legged animal in the base.
Condition: Nice Very fine, intact with smooth wear.
Comes with imprint and COA.
Provenance: Gustav Oberländer (1926-2012), Oberländer aquired his massive and important collection between 1985 - 2000s, bought at reputable dealers and from old collecti...
PERSIAN BRONZE TORQUE
NEAR-EASTERN, 800 - 600 BC
Heavy solid bronze torque of thick rounded form, the terminals tapering to a curve point
Dimensions:
Diameter: 16 cm
Height on stand: 20 cm
Condition: Left tip of terminal is missing in antiquity otherwise intact and enjoys a beautiful patina
Nicely mounted on an acrylic "Plexi-glass"display stand of high quality
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A large and unusual bifacial stamp seal, Ubaid-Uruk period, Late 5th.-4th. mill. BC.
The seal is round and relatively flat with central piercing and engraved with a symethrical Cruciform pattern on one side and a horned animal on the other side.
Size: c.30 mm. in diameter and 8 mm tall.
Condition: Nice VF, some wear and deposits, but quite attractive.
This seal was aquired 1992 and comes with hard impression and original ID-card from below collection...
A scarce and attractive seal dating to the stoneage!
A scarce very early and substantial stamp seal from the Pre-/early Halaf period of Western Mesopotamia c. 6th. mill. BC.
Finely carved in a black stone with a medium tall handle, and carved with a fine grit pattern in the base.
Size: 28 mm x 20 mm. and 19 mm. tall.
Condition: Nice VF or better! Light wear to base-
Comes with hard impression and original ID-card from the collection. It was ...
A superb quality Islamic bowl, Islamic, 12th century A.D. (494 AH – 597 AH). Western Asia or Ancient near East.
Cream, blue and black glazed pottery dish on a short foot. The center decorated with faint floral patterns in relief in the manor of the Seljuqs.
Condition: Choice, original surfaces, intact, small chip to rim restored. Silverish iridescence patina that is difficult to picture.
Size: ca. 15,5 cm. wide (diameter)
Ex. Danish Private Collectio...
Aweidah Gallery is pleased to offer this ancient museum quality Sumerian beads necklace, dating from 2200 - 1800 BC
Length: 43 cm
Sumerians valued jewelry as a sign of status and wealth. Among the many achievements of the Sumerians was their craftsmanship in the production of jewelry. The people of this area adorned themselves with jewelry of all kinds. They used a variety of materials for necklaces including semi-precious stones. They were carefully carved by hand or were cast in molds
A triangular stamp seal with handle, Western Mesopotamia, c. 3rd. millenium BC.
Very large for type and with an interesting two colour stone where the upperside is calsified white and the base is in the original brown stone. The seal is engraved with a reclining animal on it's base.
Size: 29 x 29 mm. 18 mm. tall.
Condition: Very fine, intact and very attractive, with much even wear.
Added to the Oberländer collection in 1995. Comes with original ID c...
Large decorated powder flask, Morocco, 19th. cent.
Wood with brown leather and brass rivets, attractive patina.
Size: 28 cm. tall.
Choice and intact condition.
Ex. Old Danish Private Collection and the flask comes with an identity card from the collection, added in 1990.