A109kua - Art, Antiques & Antiquities

Two ancient Egyptian ceramic fragments and an Egyptianizing clay head from the eastern Mediterranean, ca. 1350 BC - 6th c. BC

Large bronze amulet with the divine triad of Isis, Osiris and Harpocrates, Late Period, mid-1st millennium BC

Three ancient Egyptian small sculptures, amulets made of bronze and faience from the Late Period and Hellenism, mid 1st millennium BC - 1st century AD

Four faience amulets with depictions of deities, Late Period, mid 1st millennium BC

Bronze harpoon, Indus culture, Northwest India, ca. 1500 BC

Seated bronze figure of a male figure, Dong Son culture, Northern Vietnam, second half 1st millennium BC - 1st century AD

Rare rider-nomad belt plaque from the Ordos region with two wrestlers, flanked by horses, Mongolia, 2nd - 1st century BC

Bronze applique with a big cat holding a snake in its paws, 4th century BC

Three large bronze bowls, Timurid, 14th century

Bronze foot of a candlestick, fully chased with floral and figurative motifs and inscriptions, Seljuk, 12th - 13th century

Bronze oil lamp on dish-shaped base with floral and figurative decoration, Seljuk, 12th-13th century

Decorated bronze oil lamp, Seljuk, 12th-13th century

Oil lamp with long spout, small oil lamp with three spouts, bowl with inscription and animal depictions, late Seljuk to early Ottoman, 14th-15th century

Three glazed Seljuk clay oil lamps, 12th-13th century

Chalcidian helmet, Black Sea region, 4th century BC

Anatomically shaped greave, Magna Graecia, 5th century BC

Short bronze greave, southern Italian, 6th century BC

Greek tripod, bronze stand, 6th century BC

Three bronze support figures in the form of sirens, Greek, third quarter 6th century BC

Bronze figure of Pan, Archaic, 6th century BC

Hellenistic terracotta figures, mounted soldier and Eros, 2nd - 1st century BC

Ointment vessel in the form of a girl with a dove, South Italian after an East Greek model, around 500 BC

Jug (Epichysis), painted in Gnathia style, Apulian, mid-4th century BC

Jug (Epichysis), painted in Gnathia style, Apulian, mid-4th century BC