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5876. A GERMAN BRONZE AXE, Bronze Age, about 1000 BC. The length of the axe is 14.3 cm. Nice bright-green patina. Intact.
5877. A GERMAN BRONZE AXE, Bronze Age, about 1000 BC. The length of the axe is 11.5 cm. Nice bright-green patina. Intact.
5878. A GERMAN BRONZE AXE, Bronze Age, about 1000 BC. The length of the axe is 8.5 cm. Nice bright-green patina. Intact.
5879. A GERMAN BRONZE SPEAR POINT, Bronze Age, about 1000 BC. The length of the spear point is 14 cm. Uneven patina, some corrosion, but still nice and collectible.
5880. A STEATITE FIGURE OF OSIRIS. Late Period, c. 715-30 BC. Mummiform figure holding crook & flail. 3.6".
5881. A RARE MESOPOTAMIAN ALABASTER OFFERING BOWL, ca. 2nd millennium BC. The bowl on tripod legs, the rim with incised notches, incised bands on rim and exterior. Repaired. 3 x 6 inches. Very rare.
5882. A PERSIAN RAM'S HEAD SPOUT, c. early 1st millenium BC. With charming comic book style. 2.3".
5883. A URARTIAN BELT FRAGMENT, c. 7th century BC. With fine classical near eastern leaping lions. 9.6x6.7 cm. Rare.
5884. A HOLY LAND 'SAUCER' LAMP. First Temple Period, time of Saul, David and Solomon, ca. 1000 BC. The standard source of indoor lighting during the period. 5-6 inches. Excellent condition. Scarce.
5885. A HOLY LAND 'SAUCER' LAMP. First Temple Period, time of Saul, David and Solomon, ca. 1000 BC. The standard source of indoor lighting during the period. 5-6 inches. Excellent condition. Scarce.
5886. A HOLY LAND 'SAUCER' LAMP. First Temple Period, time of Saul, David and Solomon, ca. 1000 BC. The standard source of indoor lighting during the period. 5-6 inches. Excellent condition. Scarce.
5887. A HOLY LAND 'SAUCER' LAMP. First Temple Period, time of Saul, David and Solomon, ca. 1000 BC. The standard source of indoor lighting during the period. 5-6 inches. Excellent condition. Scarce.
5888. A HOLY LAND 'SAUCER' LAMP. First Temple Period, time of Saul, David and Solomon, ca. 1000 BC. The standard source of indoor lighting during the period. 5-6 inches. Excellent condition. Scarce.
5889. A HOLY LAND 'SAUCER' LAMP. First Temple Period, time of Saul, David and Solomon, ca. 1000 BC. The standard source of indoor lighting during the period. 5-6 inches. Excellent condition. Scarce.
5890. A HOLY LAND 'SAUCER' LAMP. First Temple Period, time of Saul, David and Solomon, ca. 1000 BC. The standard source of indoor lighting during the period. 5-6 inches. Excellent condition. Scarce.
5891. A RARER FOOTED HOLY LAND 'SAUCER' LAMP. First Temple Period, time of Saul, David and Solomon, ca. 1000 BC. The standard source of indoor lighting during the period. 4.5 inches. Excellent condition. Rare type on heavy raised base.
5892. A RARER FOOTED HOLY LAND 'SAUCER' LAMP. First Temple Period, time of Saul, David and Solomon, ca. 1000 BC. The standard source of indoor lighting during the period. 4.75 inches. Excellent condition. Rare type on heavy raised base.
5893. 2 ANCIENT HOLY LAND BRONZE BRACELETS, ca. 1st millennium BC. ~3 inches diameter.
5894. AN ANCIENT HOLY LAND BRONZE BEAD NECKLACE, ca. 1st millennium BC. ~16 inches. Rare!
5895. AN ANCIENT HOLY LAND CLOAK PIN, ca. 1000 BC. The head is melon form. 7 inches.
5896. A BETTER ANCIENT HOLY LAND CLOAK PIN, ca. 1000 BC. The broad head is floral in form with open areas for inlay. 8.5 inches. Rare type.
5897. AN ANCIENT HOLY LAND BRONZE STAMP SEAL, ca. 1st millennium BC. The stamp with clear deep pattern, end of handle broken. 1 inch in diameter. Rare.
5898. AN UNUSUAL BRONZE TERMINAL. Egypt or Holy Land, ca. 1st millennium BC. The axe-like object with four prongs and bronze pins within to attach to a wooden handle. 4 inches. Any additional information on this enigmatic object would be appreciated. Rare.
5899. A RARE BRONZE COSMETIC OR APOTHECARY VESSEL. Egypt or Holy Land, ca. 1st millennium BC. Of elegant form and rare. In excellent condition though encrusted, would profit from a professional cleaning. Museum quality. 2 x 3.5 inches.
5900. SCYTHIAN BRONZE MACEHEAD, cent. B.C. The cast bronze macehead
made in the form of a cylinder with pyramidal spikes, through hole of a
conical shape. Final of this type must be mounted on poles, which have not
been survived. At the top, right in the shallow groove under the collar
there is a perpendicular hole to the axis with remain of a pin for
attachment to the handle. 39 x 42 mm.
