Ancient Beads, Antiquities & Relics Auction 9

An Ancient Roman Period Layered Glass Eye Bead, Circa 1st Century BCE - 1st Century CE

An Ancient Phoenician Tri-faced Glass Bead, 1st Millennium BCE

An Egyptian Glazed Steatite Hippopotamus, Late Period/Revival

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Hunghom, Kowloon, Hong Kong

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Ancient Beads, Antiquities & Relics Auction 9

Thousand Planet Auction House

Welcome to "Blockchain Preserved Artifacts and Relics S9" In this distinguished series, we present a curated collection of artifacts and relics, each meticulously preserved and documented within the blockchain. This ninth installment of our series not only brings to you a selection of unparalleled historical significance but also accompanies each piece with an additional ERC-1155 token. These tokens serve as a testament to the authenticity and provenance of the items, providing collectors with a digital ownership certificate that is as immutable as the artifacts are ancient. Join us in embracing the future of collecting, where tradition meets technology, ensuring that each artifact?s legacy is securely anchored in the blockchain. Whether you are a seasoned collector or new to the world of digital tokenized assets, "Blockchain Preserved Artifacts and Relics S9" offers a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of history, forever preserved in time.

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An Antique Parthian Red Steatite Stamp Seal, circa 2nd-3rd century AD: This red steatite stamp seal bears the intricate engravings characteristic of Parthian craftsmanship, depicting a combat scene that reflects the historical significance and mythological narratives of

0004: An Antique Parthian Red Steatite Stamp Seal, circa 2nd-3rd century ADEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

An Ancient Mediterranean Millefiori Glass Bead, Circa 2nd Millennium BCE: This glass bead, with its millefiori pattern, meaning 'thousand flowers' in Italian, dates back to the Mediterranean region around the 2nd millennium BCE. The technique involves fusing together

0005: An Ancient Mediterranean Millefiori Glass Bead, Circa 2nd Millennium BCEEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

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An Ancient Bactrian Lapis Lazuli Idol Head, 2nd Millennium BCE: This mesmerizing Bactrian idol head, sculpted from the richly hued lapis lazuli, epitomizes the refined aesthetic and spiritual significance attributed to such objects in ancient civilizations. Its

0006: An Ancient Bactrian Lapis Lazuli Idol Head, 2nd Millennium BCEEst. $200-$400

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An Ancient Chalcedony Bird Amulet, Late Bronze Age: This delicate chalcedony or carnelian bird amulet, with dimensions of 0.86 by 0.59 inches (2.2 by 1.5 cm), hails from the Late Bronze Age. Its craftsmanship reveals a symbolic significance, often

0007: An Ancient Chalcedony Bird Amulet, Late Bronze AgeEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

An Ancient Egyptian Steatite Fist Bead - Late Period, 664-332 BC: A meticulously carved steatite fist bead from Ancient Egypt, Late Period, a testament to the skilled craftsmanship and symbolic potency in personal adornments of the era. Serving both as a decorative

0008: An Ancient Egyptian Steatite Fist Bead - Late Period, 664-332 BCEst. $300-$600Lot Passed

An Antique Medieval Bone Carving Abstract Idol, Circa 5th-15th Century CE: This intriguing abstract bone idol, with its dimensions of 2.04 by 0.98 inches (5.2 by 2.5 cm), likely hails from the Medieval era. The simplistic yet enigmatic design could signify an object of

0010: An Antique Medieval Bone Carving Abstract Idol, Circa 5th-15th Century CEEst. $250-$500Lot Passed

An Antique Sulaimani Banded Agate Bead, circa 18th-19th Century CE: A bead of contemplation and legacy, this Sulaimani banded agate piece is believed to protect and endow its bearer with calmness. Originating from the 18th-19th century, its smooth surface is wrapped

0011: An Antique Sulaimani Banded Agate Bead, circa 18th-19th Century CEEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

An Ancient Himalayan Jasper Bead, Silk Road, Circa 1st Millennium CE: A remarkable example of ancient Himalayan craftsmanship, this jasper bead from the Silk Road era resonates with history. Its elongated form and intricate red-and-white patterns speak to the skilled

0012: An Ancient Himalayan Jasper Bead, Silk Road, Circa 1st Millennium CEEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

An Ancient Steatite Bird Figurine from the 2nd Millennium BCE: Take a glimpse into the ancient past with this steatite bird figurine from the 2nd millennium BCE, measuring 5.5 by 3.5 cm. This artifact hails from the height of the Bronze Age, a period marked by

0013: An Ancient Steatite Bird Figurine from the 2nd Millennium BCEEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

An Antique Multicolored Islamic Glass Bead, Circa 10th-12th Century CE: This glass bead is adorned with a splash of colors, blue, red, and yellow, all hallmarks of the Islamic glassmaking tradition between the 10th and 12th centuries CE. Islamic artisans of the time were

0015: An Antique Multicolored Islamic Glass Bead, Circa 10th-12th Century CEEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

An Antique Faceted White Quartz Bead, Georgian Era, Late 18th to Early 19th Century: This distinguished antique white quartz bead, with its precise facets, hails from the Georgian era, a time renowned for its innovative craftsmanship in lapidary arts. Its multifaceted cut captures

0016: An Antique Faceted White Quartz Bead, Georgian Era, Late 18th to Early 19th CenturyEst. $150-$300Lot Passed

An Antique Tibetan "Luk Mik Goat Eye" Dzi Bead, c. 1800–1912: An authentic Tibetan 'Goat Eye' Dzi bead, hailing from the late Qing Dynasty (1800-1912), symbolizes protection and prosperity. Esteemed for their talismanic properties, Dzi beads like this one have

0017: An Antique Tibetan "Luk Mik Goat Eye" Dzi Bead, c. 1800–1912Est. $300-$600Lot Passed

An Ancient Lapis Lazuli Pillar-Shaped Amulet, Circa 1st Millennium BCE: This exquisite lapis lazuli amulet, modest in size at 0.59 by 0.39 inches (1.5 by 1 cm), likely originates from the 1st millennium BCE. Its pillar-like form is characteristic of ancient beadwork,

0020: An Ancient Lapis Lazuli Pillar-Shaped Amulet, Circa 1st Millennium BCEEst. $150-$300Lot Passed

Lot of 6 Antique Etched Carnelian Beads, South Asia, 2nd Millennium BCE to Early Centuries CE: This collection of antique etched carnelian beads bears the distinguished marks of skilled artisans from South Asia. Spanning from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization and Mauryan period to the Pyu

0023: Lot of 6 Antique Etched Carnelian Beads, South Asia, 2nd Millennium BCE to Early Centuries CEEst. $400-$800Lot Passed

An Antique Multicolored Islamic Era Glass Bead, Circa 10th-12th Century CE: This glass bead is adorned with a splash of colors, blue, red, and yellow, all hallmarks of the Islamic glassmaking tradition between the 10th and 12th centuries CE. Islamic artisans of the time were

0025: An Antique Multicolored Islamic Era Glass Bead, Circa 10th-12th Century CEEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

An Antique Collar Chrysoprase Bead, Qing Dynasty, circa 1644-1912: This elegant collar bead, made from chrysoprase, showcases the artistic finesse of the Qing Dynasty. The smooth, green gemstone with subtle textures is renowned for its calming properties, often used

0027: An Antique Collar Chrysoprase Bead, Qing Dynasty, circa 1644-1912Est. $50-$100Lot Passed

An Ancient Bactrian Alabaster Quadruped Figurine, Circa 3rd-2nd Millennium BCE: This stylized animal figurine, carved from alabaster, is indicative of Bactrian artistic traditions from the 3rd to the 2nd millennium BCE. Its simplified form, with minimal detailing, suggests it

0030: An Ancient Bactrian Alabaster Quadruped Figurine, Circa 3rd-2nd Millennium BCEEst. $300-$600Lot Passed

An Egyptian Glazed Composition Shabti, Late Period/Revival: Poised between eras, this Shabti sculpture may hail from the storied Late Period of Egypt or emerge as a modern homage to the same ancient craft. The detailed hieroglyphics evoke a time of pharaohs

0032: An Egyptian Glazed Composition Shabti, Late Period/RevivalEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

An Antique Central Asian Banded Agate Bead, Silk Route Region, ca. 10th-11th Century: A testimony to the cultural intermingling along the Silk Route, this banded agate bead from the Central Asian region embodies the aesthetic preferences and skilled craftsmanship of a bygone era. Its

0035: An Antique Central Asian Banded Agate Bead, Silk Route Region, ca. 10th-11th CenturyEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

An Ancient Southeast Asian Terracotta Votive Plaque, Pre-15th Century: Featuring an array of meditating figures, this terracotta votive plaque dates back to the pre-15th century, crafted in Southeast Asia. Such plaques were integral in personal and communal worship

0036: An Ancient Southeast Asian Terracotta Votive Plaque, Pre-15th CenturyEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

An Antique Oval Carnelian Bead, circa 18th-19th Century CE: Description: This exquisite oval carnelian bead, with its deep orange hues and web-like patterning, is a classic example of the artistry from the 18th to 19th century. Known for their use in

0038: An Antique Oval Carnelian Bead, circa 18th-19th Century CEEst. $150-$300Lot Passed

An Antique Viking Carved Bone Bead Amulet, Circa 8th-11th Century CE: This intricately carved bead made from bone features a radial pattern, a decorative motif common in the Viking Age, ranging from the 8th to 11th centuries CE. The Vikings were known for their skilled

0040: An Antique Viking Carved Bone Bead Amulet, Circa 8th-11th Century CEEst. $400-$800Lot Passed

An Ancient Hellenistic Glass Bead with Earth Tone Swirls, Circa 2nd-1st Century BCE: The bead’s earthy color palette and swirl design are characteristic of glass items from the Hellenistic period, specifically around the 2nd to 1st century BCE. This era witnessed the proliferation

0045: An Ancient Hellenistic Glass Bead with Earth Tone Swirls, Circa 2nd-1st Century BCEEst. $150-$300Lot Passed

An Ancient Byzantine Openwork Bronze Stamp Seal, 9th Century A.D.: An ancient Byzantine openwork bronze stamp seal, possibly used for sealing documents or other official purposes. The intricate design demonstrates skilled craftsmanship and the characteristic

0046: An Ancient Byzantine Openwork Bronze Stamp Seal, 9th Century A.D.Est. $100-$250Lot Passed

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