Ancient Wonders: Global Artifacts Auction S5

An Ancient Near Eastern Lapis Lazuli Winged Lion Relief, 1st Millennium BCE (No Reserve)

A Prized Egyptian Limestone Ushabti, Late Period, Circa 664-332 B.C. (No Reserve)

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Hunghom, Kowloon, Hong Kong

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Ancient Wonders: Global Artifacts Auction S5

Thousand Planet Auction House

'Ancient Wonders: Global Artifacts Auction Serie 5', a No Reserve Live Auction specially tailored for our LiveAuctioneers' bidders and dedicated followers. Here, each artifact starts at a low, inviting price, set equal to the low estimate, offering an unparalleled opportunity for acquisition. With no minimum selling price and each lot open to the thrill of live bidding, the potential to secure historical treasures at exceptional value is immense. The high estimates hint at their true worth, adding to the excitement. This auction, accessible exclusively to our LiveAuctioneers' community and followers, is a unique chance to claim a piece of history without competing bids. Embrace the moment to add extraordinary artifacts to your collection.

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An Embellished Middle Eastern Brass and Wood Camel Figurine, 20th Century: This captivating wooden camel figurine, adorned with intricate brass inlay work, is a testament to the rich cultural artisanship of the Middle East. The blend of materials creates a charming

0001: An Embellished Middle Eastern Brass and Wood Camel Figurine, 20th CenturyEst. $30-$90Lot Passed

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A Near Eastern Jasper Lion Cub Amulet, Mid 2nd Millennium B.C.: This charming jasper amulet, shaped into a recumbent lion cub from the mid 2nd millennium B.C., exudes a vibrant connection to the Near Eastern realms. The use of jasper, known for its protective

0002: A Near Eastern Jasper Lion Cub Amulet, Mid 2nd Millennium B.C.Est. $35-$120

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A Prized Egyptian Limestone Ushabti, Late Period, Circa 664-332 B.C. (No Reserve): With an actual estimate of $3,500 - $5,000 and an initial starting price of $1,500, this auction distinguishes itself by offering the Ushabti at an exclusive No Reserve starting bid of only $5, as a

0003: A Prized Egyptian Limestone Ushabti, Late Period, Circa 664-332 B.C. (No Reserve)Est. $5-$3,500Lot Passed

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A Byzantine Bronze Cross with Corpus, Likely 10th-12th Century: This 6 cm tall Byzantine bronze cross is a sacred artifact from an era where art and spirituality were deeply interwoven. The presence of the corpus, a depiction of Christ's body, amid intricate

0004: A Byzantine Bronze Cross with Corpus, Likely 10th-12th CenturyEst. $35-$90

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A Collection of Ten Ancient Bronze Arrowheads, Likely Hellenistic Period: A testament to ancient warfare and metalwork, this set of ten bronze arrowheads exhibits a range of forms, from tanged to leaf-shaped, reflecting variations in design and purpose. Their size and the

0005: A Collection of Ten Ancient Bronze Arrowheads, Likely Hellenistic PeriodEst. $35-$150Lot Passed

A Medieval European Bronze Signet Ring, Possibly 13th-15th Century AD: This robust bronze ring, with a size US 12, presents a well-defined bezel engraved with heraldic motifs consistent with those used in Medieval Europe, likely dating from the 13th to the 15th century.

0005A: A Medieval European Bronze Signet Ring, Possibly 13th-15th Century ADEst. $35-$90Lot Passed

An Ancien Classical Style Terracotta Horse and Rider, 5th Century B.C.: This ancient terracotta figure, measuring 12x9 cm, portrays the classic motif of a horse and rider. The figure's style suggests a historical origin, resonating with the art forms of past

0006: An Ancien Classical Style Terracotta Horse and Rider, 5th Century B.C.Est. $35-$150Lot Passed

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A Byzantine Bronze Ritual Object with Four Spikes, ca. 5th-7th Century AD: This intriguing Byzantine artifact, a bronze item with four spikes and a central loop, possibly served a ritualistic or functional purpose in a religious or domestic setting. Measuring 3.5 cm in

0006A: A Byzantine Bronze Ritual Object with Four Spikes, ca. 5th-7th Century ADEst. $50-$150

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A Pair of Gilt Silverware from Latvian State Kemeri Hotel, 1936: This silver spoon and fork set, with a subtle gilt finish, hails from the historic Latvian State Kemeri Hotel, circa 1936. The set, measuring 14.5 cm in length, exudes understated elegance with its

0007: A Pair of Gilt Silverware from Latvian State Kemeri Hotel, 1936Est. $25-$80

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An Egyptian Steatite Traditional Art Jar with Hieroglyphic Inscriptions: This small but captivating steatite jar, glazed in a vibrant turquoise evocative of the Egyptian palette, bears the enigmatic allure of hieroglyphic inscriptions. Though diminutive in size, it

0008: An Egyptian Steatite Traditional Art Jar with Hieroglyphic InscriptionsEst. $35-$100Lot Passed

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A Neo-Assyrian Steatite Cylinder Seal, 1st Millennium BC: This exquisite Neo-Assyrian cylinder seal, crafted from steatite in the 1st millennium BC, measures 2 cm in height and 1 cm in diameter. The seal's intricate carving depicts a winged deity, a motif

0010: A Neo-Assyrian Steatite Cylinder Seal, 1st Millennium BCEst. $50-$300

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An Ancient Near Eastern Alabaster Lion Amulet, 1st Millennium B.C.: This charming alabaster amulet, skillfully carved into the form of a lion, likely hails from the ancient Near East, dating back to the 1st millennium B.C. The translucency of the stone, coupled with

0011: An Ancient Near Eastern Alabaster Lion Amulet, 1st Millennium B.C.Est. $35-$150

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A Greco-Bactrian Basalt Lion Sculpture, 3rd-2nd Century BCE: This 4 cm tall basalt sculpture captures the essence of Greco-Bactrian artistry, depicting a seated lion with stylistic features that reveal a fusion of Greek and Eastern sculptural traditions. The

0011A: A Greco-Bactrian Basalt Lion Sculpture, 3rd-2nd Century BCEEst. $40-$130

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A Byzantine Bronze Avian Oil Lamp, c. 5th-7th Century A.D. (Byzantine Art under Islam): Representative of the Byzantine period's craftsmanship, this bronze oil lamp, adorned with an avian form, stands as a symbol of illumination and guidance. The detailed feathering and chainwork

0012: A Byzantine Bronze Avian Oil Lamp, c. 5th-7th Century A.D. (Byzantine Art under Islam)Est. $50-$300Lot Passed

An Egyptian Bronze Scarab Ring, New Kingdom, 16th-11th Century B.C.: An ancient Egyptian ring featuring a prominently displayed scarab, an emblem of the sun god Ra, symbolizing rebirth and regeneration. The size US 15 ring is composed of a dense, bronze-like material

0012A: An Egyptian Bronze Scarab Ring, New Kingdom, 16th-11th Century B.C.Est. $100-$300Lot Passed

A Hellenistic Terracotta Figurine of a Youth, 4th–1st Century BC: This Hellenistic terracotta figurine represents a youth from the 4th to 1st century BC, reflecting the period's artistic focus on naturalism and individuality. The posture and physique of the figure

0013: A Hellenistic Terracotta Figurine of a Youth, 4th–1st Century BCEst. $35-$120Lot Passed

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A Hemispherical Stamp Seal, Neolithic Period, ca. 7000-5000 B.C.: This Neolithic period hemispherical seal is an embodiment of the dawn of human civilization. The seal is carved from a dense, dark stone, likely to have been sourced from riverbeds or mountains,

0015: A Hemispherical Stamp Seal, Neolithic Period, ca. 7000-5000 B.C.Est. $25-$150

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A Near Eastern Sardonyx Stamp Seal, Likely Hellenistic Period: This sardonyx stamp seal is a testament to the intricate artistry and craftsmanship of the Near Eastern Hellenistic period. Measuring 2.5 cm in diameter, the seal presents a vivid scene of a winged

0015A: A Near Eastern Sardonyx Stamp Seal, Likely Hellenistic PeriodEst. $35-$150Lot Passed

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A Luristan Bronze Spearhead, Early 1st Millennium BC: This exquisitely crafted Luristan bronze spearhead, measuring 13 cm in length, is a testament to the sophisticated metallurgical skills of the early 1st millennium BC. Originating from the

0016: A Luristan Bronze Spearhead, Early 1st Millennium BCEst. $25-$60

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An Egyptian Basalt Scarab Amulet of Timeless Elegance: Behold the simplicity and elegance captured within this Egyptian basalt scarab, a smooth amulet measuring a modest 2 x 1.5 cm. The absence of hieroglyphs on its surface invites a focus on the purity

0017: An Egyptian Basalt Scarab Amulet of Timeless EleganceEst. $50-$150Lot Passed

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A Decorative Core-Formed Glass Bead with Swirl Motifs, Late Period: This ancient Egyptian glass bead from the Late Period, measuring 1.5 by 1.3 centimeters, displays a sophisticated design of tan swirl motifs against a deep, opaque black background. The bead’s

0018: A Decorative Core-Formed Glass Bead with Swirl Motifs, Late PeriodEst. $25-$70

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An Egyptian Steatite Wedjat Eye Amulet with Lapis Lazuli Hue: This Egyptian amulet, meticulously shaped into the iconic Wedjat Eye, is a symbol of protection, royal power, and good health. The piece, 5.7 cm by 3.5 cm in size, is a steatite artifact glazed to

0018A: An Egyptian Steatite Wedjat Eye Amulet with Lapis Lazuli HueEst. $80-$240Lot Passed

An Egyptian Faience Statuette of Isis, Late Period, c. 664-332 B.C.: This elegant faience statuette represents Isis, one of the most revered deities in ancient Egyptian religion, characterized by her symbolic gesture of raising her hand, perhaps once holding an ankh

0019: An Egyptian Faience Statuette of Isis, Late Period, c. 664-332 B.C.Est. $150-$450Lot Passed

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A Set of Ancient Iron Arrowheads, Roman Period: An intriguing collection of iron arrowheads, possibly from the Roman period, each measuring between 6 to 8 cm in length. These artifacts exhibit the characteristic simplicity and functionality of

0020: A Set of Ancient Iron Arrowheads, Roman PeriodEst. $40-$200

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