An impressive large bronze statue wearing conical shaped diadem, earrings and long sampot. A very fine Khmer bronze with outstanding detail and beautiful patina.
Dating to Ankor Wat circa 12th century AD, Cambodia.
Chinese painted pottery horse and rider, the rider wearing tunic and sitting on a saddle cloth, the horse standing on rectangular base, ears pricked and a tail, with red pigment remaining. Thermoluminescence test from Oxford is included.
Age: China, Tang Dynasty, A.D. 618 - 907
Measurement: Height 35.8 C.M. / Length 32 C.M.
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Chinese painted pottery horse and rider, the rider wearing tunic and sitting on a saddle cloth, the horse standing on rectangular base, ears pricked and a tail, with red pigment remaining.
Age: China, Tang Dynasty, A.D. 618 - 907
Measurement: Height 35.5 C.M. / Length 30.5 C.M.
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A rare Roman Iron Gaesum- spearhead. Widely used during the second century in Europe / Gaul. Intact and in stable condition, professionally cleaned and preserved. Comes with display stand.
A rare Roman ring pommel dagger / short sword. Intact, professionally conserved & mounted on custom made display stand. The ring pommel swords and daggers were widely used in Europe during the second century AD.
Ancient Greek Crème Slip Pitcher from Tarentum (a Greek colony, part of Magna Graecia), ca. 420 B.C. Left unpainted, this terracotta pouring vessel has a trefoil lip and a long handle that flows from top of semi-round body to back of spout. 10"H, repaired base of neck, else generally excellent.
Fine example of the pottery skills from the Chupicuaro culture of southwestern Mexico, ca 300 to 200 BC. This bi-chrome vessel stands on three rattle-filled legs, and is decorated in a deep-red and tan slip. 6-1/2"D x 4"H, save one repaired leg, is intact and quite excellent.
