Egyptian Frog Effigy Vessel - SK.030 Origin: Egypt Circa: 1500 BC to 1100 BC Dimensions: 4.25 " (10.8cm) high x 10.5 " (26.7cm) wide Collection: Egyptian Style: New  More »

Egyptian Frog Effigy Vessel - SK.030 Origin: Egypt Circa: 1500 BC to 1100 BC Dimensions: 4.25 " (10.8cm) high x 10.5 " (26.7cm) wide Collection: Egyptian Style: New Kingdom Medium: Stone   « Less

Beautiful pair of solid cast broze wall lanterns. Each wall lantern has a verde patina finish, clear glass and three CB lights with white candle sleeves.

Beautiful pair of solid cast broze wall lanterns. Each wall lantern has a verde patina finish, clear glass and three CB lights with white candle sleeves.   « Less

This rustic (6 sided) lantern is constructed of solid iron with a blackened finish with gold highlights. Each side panel has a repeated decorative detail and green wispy  More »

This rustic (6 sided) lantern is constructed of solid iron with a blackened finish with gold highlights. Each side panel has a repeated decorative detail and green wispy iridescent glass with forged spikes at each corner. Lantern hangs from large wrought iron scroll arm bracket. This arm bracket features a large forged 3-d lion head and forged leaves. French Wired.   « Less

This Wall lanterns is a real conversation piece. It is made of solid steel with a natural antiqued finish with clear German glass panels. Originally manufactured by ADG  More »

This Wall lanterns is a real conversation piece. It is made of solid steel with a natural antiqued finish with clear German glass panels. Originally manufactured by ADG lighting for a home in Texas and now converted from Gas to Electric. Designed by Gerald Olesker. (20% DESIGNER DISCOUNT)   « Less

Silver Bowl Anthropomorphic and Stylised Flower Motifs OF.223 Origin: Central Asia Circa: 500 BC to 400 BC Dimensions: 3(7.6cm) high x 7.0"17.8cm) wide Collection: Near  More »

Silver Bowl Anthropomorphic and Stylised Flower Motifs OF.223 Origin: Central Asia Circa: 500 BC to 400 BC Dimensions: 3(7.6cm) high x 7.0"17.8cm) wide Collection: Near Eastern Style: Achaemenid Medium: Silver   « Less

Sphero-Conical Terracotta Vessel with Inscription-OF.235Origin:Mesopotamia Circa: 100 AD to 600 ADDimensions: 7.8" (19.8cm) highx3.0"(7.6cm)wide Collection:Near Eastern  More »

Sphero-Conical Terracotta Vessel with Inscription-OF.235Origin:Mesopotamia Circa: 100 AD to 600 ADDimensions: 7.8" (19.8cm) highx3.0"(7.6cm)wide Collection:Near Eastern Medium: Terracotta   « Less

Egyptian Papyrus Fragment with Hieratic Inscription - PF.2366 Origin: Egypt Circa: 11 th Century BC Dimensions: 3.75" (9.5cm) high x 6" (15.2cm) wide Collection:  More »

Egyptian Papyrus Fragment with Hieratic Inscription - PF.2366 Origin: Egypt Circa: 11 th Century BC Dimensions: 3.75" (9.5cm) high x 6" (15.2cm) wide Collection: Egyptian Style: Hieratic Medium: Papyrus   « Less

Glazed Terracotta Vessel in the Form of a Head -SF.298Origin:Afghanistan Circa:300 BC to 100 BCDimensions: 4.75" (12.1cm) high x 4" (10.2cm) wide Collection: Near Eastern Art  More »

Glazed Terracotta Vessel in the Form of a Head -SF.298Origin:Afghanistan Circa:300 BC to 100 BCDimensions: 4.75" (12.1cm) high x 4" (10.2cm) wide Collection: Near Eastern Art Style: Bactrian Medium: Glazed Terracotta   « Less

Set of 38 pieces of sterling silver flatware by Stieff

Set of 38 pieces of sterling silver flatware by Stieff   « Less

Origin: Egypt Circa: 900 BC to 500 BC Dimensions: 4.5" (11.4cm) high x 2.75" (7.0cm) wide Collection: Egyptian Style: Late Dynastic Period Medium: Limestone Two of  More »

Origin: Egypt Circa: 900 BC to 500 BC Dimensions: 4.5" (11.4cm) high x 2.75" (7.0cm) wide Collection: Egyptian Style: Late Dynastic Period Medium: Limestone Two of Egypt's most important deities face each other at right angles on this stele. On the right is Ptah, creator-god and patron of artists. He wears a skullcap, his body is wrapped in mummy fashion and decorated with three broad bands surrounding the chest and shoulders, each containing short vertical lines. The hands are held in front of the abdomen, fists clenched one above the other with thumbs extended. Osiris's body is much the same as Ptah's, with the exception of a decorated extension hanging at the back from the neck. As lord of death and resurrection he wears the Pharaoh's high crown and seems to tower over Ptah. In the New Kingdom, Osiris becomes associated with Anubis as judges of the underworld at the “weighing of the hearts.” Details of both deities, particularly the modeling of the faces, are very delicate and quite expressive. - (PF.5297)   « Less