You are considering a beautiful "Canaanite" Early Bronze Age terracotta oil lamp with four spouts, dated from, 3000 - 2000 BC
These four-spouted lamps are among the earliest vessels specially made to be lamps. Older still are the simple bowls from the Chalcolithic period (fourth millennium BCE) with telltale burn marks on their rims (sometimes in depressions), which show that these bowls were used as lamps. Four-spo... Click for details
A rare copper Canaanite goddess, depicted with beak like nose and large eyes, hands clasped under breasts. A very appealing small statue with superb patina. Comes mounted on featured display stand.
Dating to middle bronze age II, CIRCA 1900-1700 BC.
An Early Bronze Age I Pottery Miniature Ledge Handle Vessel, ca. 3100 - 1850 BCE. 2 1/4" high. With wide mouth surrounded by stitched incisions and double ledge handles. Intact with hairline crack but in excellent condition.
An Early Bronze Age I Pottery Miniature Amphoriskos, ca. 3100 - 1850 BCE. Found in Israel. With elongated neck, flaring mouth, and rounded bottom. 2 7/8" high. Intact and in excellent condition.
You are considering a very attractive ancient "Canaanite" Early Bronze Age burnished pottery cooking port "jar" with age incrustation and buring marks on one side of the body, nicely made in a globular body with two small handles
You are considering a very attractive ancient "Canaanite" Early Bronze Age pottery jar with heavy age incrustation, nicely made with two small handles, globular body with a flat base
