Height-31 1/2", Depth -17 1/2", Width-34 3/8", Nice mahogany one drawer over two door server with panel door base ,acanthus carving , and fluted columns, circa 1940s.

Height-31 1/2", Depth -17 1/2", Width-34 3/8", Nice mahogany one drawer over two door server with panel door base ,acanthus carving , and fluted columns, circa 1940s.   « Less

Height-33", Depth-20 7/8", Width-28", Beautiful and most unusual size mahogany bow front bachelors chest with solid brass oval hardware circa 1940s.

Height-33", Depth-20 7/8", Width-28", Beautiful and most unusual size mahogany bow front bachelors chest with solid brass oval hardware circa 1940s.   « Less

Shaped like an abstract bird,thisancientvotivesealwasdiscovered with a cache of similar artifacts along the shores of Lake Van. Evoking the dawn of Western culture, these  More »

Shaped like an abstract bird,thisancientvotivesealwasdiscovered with a cache of similar artifacts along the shores of Lake Van. Evoking the dawn of Western culture, these apparently were offerings at the shrine of some powerful nature god. The design that adorns them—of birds, animals, seated idols—probably stood in proxy for more costly sacrifices. Pressed into soft clay or wax, they would have created multiple images to win the favor of the god. It is possible that the bird, a recurring motif, was associated with the idea of the soul. Carved with abstract simplicity but an observant eye toward nature, the stark visual appeal of this piece is timeless. These seals represent dreams, hopes and aspirations for health, success, and happiness that are as old as civilization itself.-(D.0064)Bird Effigy Votive Seal With An Intaglio - D.0064Origin: Lake Van, Anatolia Circa: 4000BC to 3000 BCDimensions:2"(5.1cm)highx2.875"(7.3cm)depth Collection: Near Eastern Style: Neolithic Medium: Dickite   « Less

Origin: Egypt Circa: 1600 BC to 1100 BC Collection: Egyptian Style: New Kingdom Medium: Faience This delightful amulet depicts a figure of the recumbent lion. In ancient  More »

Origin: Egypt Circa: 1600 BC to 1100 BC Collection: Egyptian Style: New Kingdom Medium: Faience This delightful amulet depicts a figure of the recumbent lion. In ancient Egypt, the lion was symbolic of strength and was often associated with the king. A typical example of this can be seen when observing the sphinx, shown with a lion body and the head of a king. This symbolized the king and the sun god re at the same time. In the eighteenth dynasty (ca. 1550-1070 B.C.) lions were symbolic of the king's power. Kings, such as Amenhotep II and Amenhotep III, were said to have killed many lions for sport in lion hunts. Amenhotep III had large scarabs inscribed with texts describing his lion hunts. Sometimes the king was depicted with a lion lying besides his throne. This may have been symbolic, or perhaps the king actually had a pet lion. - (PF.4417)   « Less

Height-32 3/4", Depth -18 7/8", Width-36", Hard to find 3 drawer serpentine front mahogany bachelors chest circa 1940s.

Height-32 3/4", Depth -18 7/8", Width-36", Hard to find 3 drawer serpentine front mahogany bachelors chest circa 1940s.   « Less

Shaped like an abstract bird,this ancient votive seal was discovered with a cache of similar artifacts along the shores of Lake Van. Evoking the dawn of Western culture,  More »

Shaped like an abstract bird,this ancient votive seal was discovered with a cache of similar artifacts along the shores of Lake Van. Evoking the dawn of Western culture, these apparently were offerings at the shrine of some powerful nature god. The design that adorns them—of birds, animals, seated idols—probably stood in proxy for more costly sacrifices. Pressed into soft clay or wax, they would have created multiple images to win the favor of the god. It is possible that the bird, a recurring motif, was associated with the idea of the soul. Carved with abstract simplicity but an observant eye toward nature, the stark visual appeal of this piece is timeless. These seals represent dreams, hopes and aspirations for health, success, and happiness that are as old as civilization itself.-(D.0064)Bird Effigy Votive Seal With An Intaglio - D.0064Origin: Lake Van, Anatolia Circa: 4000BC to 3000 BC Dimensions:2"(5.1cm)highx2.875"(7.3cm)depth Collection: Near Eastern Style: Neolithic Medium: Dickite   « Less

Origin: Lebanon Circa: 600 BC to 500 BC Dimensions: 23" (58.4cm) high x 9.25" (23.5cm) wide x 9.5" (24.1cm) depth Collection: Biblical Style: Phoenician Medium: Terracotta

Origin: Lebanon Circa: 600 BC to 500 BC Dimensions: 23" (58.4cm) high x 9.25" (23.5cm) wide x 9.5" (24.1cm) depth Collection: Biblical Style: Phoenician Medium: Terracotta   « Less

Height-22", Depth 13 1/2", Width-22", Solid cherry petite bachelors chest signed Ethan Allen with bracket feet, and solid brass hardware circa 1950s.

Height-22", Depth 13 1/2", Width-22", Solid cherry petite bachelors chest signed Ethan Allen with bracket feet, and solid brass hardware circa 1950s.   « Less

Height-22", Depth 13 1/2", Width-22", Solid cherry petite bachelors chest signed Ethan Allen with bracket feet, and solid brass hardware circa 1950s.

Height-22", Depth 13 1/2", Width-22", Solid cherry petite bachelors chest signed Ethan Allen with bracket feet, and solid brass hardware circa 1950s.   « Less

Origin: Lebanon Circa: 600 BC to 500 BC Dimensions: 18" (45.7cm) high x 4.75" (12.1cm) wide Collection: Biblical Style: Phoenician Medium: Terracotta

Origin: Lebanon Circa: 600 BC to 500 BC Dimensions: 18" (45.7cm) high x 4.75" (12.1cm) wide Collection: Biblical Style: Phoenician Medium: Terracotta   « Less