Exclusive Items in Antiquities
Predynastic Period
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An extremely rare and beautiful Pre-Dynastic green-stone plate |
| Item Code: |
a7170 |
| Description: |
An extremely rare and beautiful Pre-Dynastic green-stone plate, of shallow, elliptical form with flattened base. Rejoined from original pieces. For Similar example. CAHN AUKTIONEN AG 21. September 2007 Plate 149 Page 91 |
| Origin: |
Late 4th Millenium B.C. Egypt |
| Dimensions: |
36.2 x 16.5 cm |
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$19,000.00 |
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$18,152.79 |
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€11,519.13 |
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Available |
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Old to Middle Kingdoms
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A superb and rare limestone figurine in the form of a hippopotamus |
| Item Code: |
a6676 |
| Description: |
A superb and rare limestone figurine in the form of a hippopotamus, portrayed on a rectangular base. Extensive magnesium growth evident; minor ancient loss to front corner of base; otherwise intact. |
| Origin: |
Middle Kingdom, circa 2040-1782 B.C. Egypt |
| Dimensions: |
Length: 97 mm / Height: 65 mm / Diameter: 37 mm |
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$20,000.00 |
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$19,108.20 |
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€12,125.40 |
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Available |
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| Title: |
An early limestone statue of a seated male figure, probably a scribe |
| Item Code: |
a4310 |
| Description: |
An early limestone statue of a seated male figure, probably a scribe. The figure is portrayed in the pose typical of scribe figures from later periods, though in this case it is the left hand which appears poised to write. The figure is cross-legged, wears a short kilt and is seated against a back pillar. He wears a shoulder length wig with details delineated by circular indentations. The wig and facial features of the subject suggest a non-Egyptian origin, probably Nubian. The disproportionately large head might also indicate that he is a dwarf, a revered figure in ancient Egypt. Stylistically, the somewhat crude workmanship and distinctive features of the figure have affinities with certain other figures of the archaic period. Damage evident in sections; remnant black pigment in recessed areas of eyes and brow. |
| Origin: |
Early dynastic period, Dynasty I-II, circa early 3rd millennium B.C. (or later) Egypt |
| Dimensions: |
Height: 25.2 cm / Diameter: 16.5 cm / Depth: 14 cm |
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$25,000.00 |
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$23,885.25 |
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€15,156.75 |
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Available |
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Late Period
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| Title: |
An exceptional solid cast bronze statue of the goddess Isis |
| Item Code: |
a6204 |
| Description: |
An exceptional solid cast bronze statue of the goddess Isis, portrayed nursing the infant Horus. Corrupt hieroglyphic inscription around the base. Superb patina, with traces of gold evident; small section of loss on one of the horns of the headdress, otherwise intact. Ex private collection, U.A.E. |
| Origin: |
Late to Ptolemaic period, circa 525-30 B.C. Egypt |
| Dimensions: |
Height: 25.2 cm / Depth: 9.5 cm |
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$32,500.00 |
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$31,050.83 |
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€19,703.77 |
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Available |
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A polychrome wooden lid from an anthropoid sarcophagus |
| Item Code: |
a4256 |
| Description: |
RESERVED A polychrome wooden lid from an anthropoid sarcophagus; bronze eyes fully intact. Accompanied by a custom wooden display base. |
| Origin: |
Late Period, 525-332 B.C. Egypt. |
| Dimensions: |
Height: 100 cm / Width 46.5 cm / Height including base: 139 cm |
| Price: |
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$17,500.00 |
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$16,719.67 |
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€10,609.73 |
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Reserved |
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Due to the size or weight of this item, please contact us directly if you are interested in purchasing it. |
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Roman Period
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A rare marble figure of a baboon, representation of the lunar god Thoth |
| Item Code: |
a1550 |
| Description: |
A rare marble figure of a baboon, representation of the lunar god Thoth, scribe of the gods. The figure is portrayed in a seated position, wearing a pectoral necklace with hieroglyphic inscription. A hollow recess on the underside indicates that the piece would have been placed on a base of some sort. Some ancient loss and wear evident; otherwise intact. Ex private collection, Germany. |
| Origin: |
Roman period, circa 1st century B.C. to 1st century A.D. Egypt |
| Dimensions: |
Height: 24.5 cm |
| Price: |
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$18,500.00 |
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$17,675.08 |
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€11,215.99 |
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Available |
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Islamic Art
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| Title: |
A very rare Mamluk glazed ceramic vase |
| Item Code: |
a6678 |
| Description: |
A very rare Mamluk glazed ceramic vase, decorated with birds and foliage in black and blue on a white ground. Some loss on lip evident; old rejoins on body. This piece is accompanied by a thermoluminescence test report from the University of Wollongong giving an approximate age of 700 years BP, +/- 25%. Ex McPherson Collection, Melbourne. An important, museum quality piece. |
| Origin: |
Mamluk period, circa 13th-14th century A.D. Egypt |
| Dimensions: |
Height: 20.5 cm / Diameter at shoulder: 17.5 cm / Diameter at lip: 9.5 cm |
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$30,000.00 |
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$28,662.30 |
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€18,188.10 |
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Available |
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South Asian Art & Antiquities
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A rare and superb Indus Valley votive pottery plate |
| Item Code: |
08523 |
| Description: |
A rare and superb Indus Valley votive pottery plate. Buff slip with overpainted decoration on the interior and exterior in the form of thirty-eight fish (according to Parpola, representations of a sky god), and repeated sequence of geometric designs around the interior rim. Red, yellow, green and brown mineral pigments. Intact, with earth deposits evident. This piece is accompanied by a thermoluminescence test report from the University of Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia, giving an approximate age of 5350 years BP +/- 25%. |
| Origin: |
Nal phase, circa 5350 B.P. Mehrgarh culture, Indus Valley |
| Dimensions: |
Diameter: 33.3 cm / Height: 8.3 cm |
| Condition: |
Intact, with earth deposits evident. This piece is accompanied by a thermoluminescence test report from the University of Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia, giving an approximate age of 5350 years BP +/- 25%. |
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$28,500.00 |
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$27,229.18 |
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€17,278.69 |
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Available |
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Southeast Asian Art & Antiquities
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A Khmer sandstone panel carved with a representation of the Buddha |
| Item Code: |
09323 |
| Description: |
A Khmer sandstone panel carved with a representation of the Buddha protected by Nagas. Presented on a custom display stands. |
| Origin: |
Bayon style, circa 13th century A.D. Cambodia |
| Dimensions: |
100.0 x 50.0 x 5.0 cm |
| Price: |
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$18,500.00 |
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$17,675.08 |
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€11,215.99 |
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Available |
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Due to the size or weight of this item, please contact us directly if you are interested in purchasing it. |
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A Khmer sandstone torso from a statue of a male divinity |
| Item Code: |
09320 |
| Description: |
A Khmer sandstone torso from a statue of a male divinity. Right arm rejoined; evidence of some restoration in antiquity. Presented on a custom display stand. |
| Origin: |
Angkor Wat style, circa 12th century A.D. Cambodia |
| Dimensions: |
Height: 103.0 cm / Diameter: 60.0 cm / Thickness: 22.0 cm |
| Price: |
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$22,500.00 |
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$21,496.72 |
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€13,641.07 |
| Status: |
Available |
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Due to the size or weight of this item, please contact us directly if you are interested in purchasing it. |
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