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Neo-Assyrian Bronze Pazuzu Head Pendant: Ancient Near East, Mesopotamia, Neo-Assyrian, ca. 8th to 7th century BCE. A mold-cast bronze pendant depicting the head of Pazuzu, an Assyrian demon who is king of the wind demons. The grinning face b

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Neo Assyrian Bronze Pazuzu Amulet: Ancient Near East, Neo-Assyrian period, ca. 800 to 600 BCE. A cast bronze head with a ring for suspension at the top. The head has the grotesque features of Pazuzu, the king of the demons of the wind

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Ancient Neo-Assyrian Bronze Lion Sculpture: Testament to Regal Power and Artistry (9thC BC-7thC BC): Dimension: 65x25mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Representative of the might and splendor of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, this bronze lion sculpture not only signifies political strength but also showcases

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Ancient Neo-Assyrian Bronze Lion Sculpture: Testament of Mesopotamian Mastery (9th-7th century BC): Dimension: 80x30mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Owing to its association with the Neo-Assyrian period and the detailed bronze craftsmanship, this sculpture stands out as a significant representation o

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Neo-Assyrian Period Bronze Recumbent Lion Amulet, 911-609 BC: This bronze amulet, measuring 4 by 2.5 cm or approximately 1.57 by 0.98 inches, is a fine example of Near Eastern art from the Neo-Assyrian Period. It depicts a recumbent lion, a powerful symbol in As

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Ancient Neo-Assyrian Period Bronze Recumbent Lion Amulet, 911-609 BC: This bronze amulet, measuring 4 by 2.5 cm or approximately 1.57 by 0.98 inches, is a fine example of Near Eastern art from the Neo-Assyrian Period. It depicts a recumbent lion, a powerful symbol in As

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Roman Cup with Flared Rim: 5th century A.D. A bronze cup with squat, carinated bowl, everted rim and rounded base. 224 grams, 13.5 cm wide (5 3/8 in.). Acquired 1970s. From a private Nordrhein-Westfälischer, German collection.

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Authentic Mesopotamian Bronze Lion Sculpture, Neo-Assyrian Period (1000-612 BC): This compact bronze sculpture, measuring 3.5x2 cm or about 1.38x0.79 inches, portrays a Mesopotamian lion in a classical style attributed to the Neo-Assyrian period, between 1000 and 612 BC. The lion,

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Roman Drinking Cup with Sileni Heads: 1st-3rd century A.D. A bronze cup with a gently carinated bowl, mounts formed as the busts of Silenus with mature, bearded faces, traces of silver inlay to the eyes of one, rounded base. 280 grams, 15

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A Mesopotamian bronze amulet of Pazuzu: A Mesopotamian bronze amulet of Pazuzu, Neo-Assyrian, c. 8th - 6th Century BC, the deity's head and face are depicted with a large bronze loop in the suspension hole. L: 37 mm. Nicely patinated. Pazuz

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Antique French Dore Gilt Bronze Cherub Compote: Antique French Dore Gilt Bronze Centerpiece with Ebonized Winged Cherubs Holding Up Compote. Gilt bronze neo classical Putti hold up bowl on ornate ormolu base of centerpiece. 15 inches x 20 inches x

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Pair of French Bronze Marble Slate Tazzas: Pair of French Neo-Classical style tazzas, features double handled bronze bowl with center medallions, mounted on circular marble and slate plinth. Measures 7.25"H x 7.5"W. Condition report: Minor chi

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Ancient Head of the Demon Pazuzu Amulet, Neo-Assyrian (9thC BC - 7thC BC): Dimension: 25x20mm "Journey Through Time: Ancient Bronze Age Beads, Sculpture, and Ornaments, Featuring Himalayan Tibetan Agate Carnelian Dzi Beads" Unearth the timeless allure of ancient beads, sculp

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Baccarat Style Gilded Bronze Center Bowl: DESCRIPTION: Baccarat style, handled, four-footed, bronze framed centerpiece with glass bowl insert. Frame features a reticulated neo-classical design with floral and foliage motifs. Hallmark on under

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Very Large Bronze Age Terracotta Bowl: 4th-2nd millennium BC. A large terracotta bowl with carinated body and shallow foot. 2.3 kg, 32.5cm wide (12 3/4"). UK gallery, acquired in the 2000s. Property of an English gentleman. [No Reserve]

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Large Bronze Age Decorated Terracotta Bowl: 4th-3rd millennium BC. A terracotta bowl with carinated body, slender circumferential band of decoration in low raised relief to the neck. 1.1 kg, 24cm (9 1/2"). UK gallery, acquired in the 2000s. Pro

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Ca. 900 - 700 BC.
A deep bronze bowl, hammered from a single thick piece of sheet. The bowl has a globular body and a flaring rim. In Neo-Assyrian culture, bronze bowls held both practical and ceremonial significance. Crafted with intricate designs and inscriptions, these bowls were used for offerings to gods, important rituals, and as luxurious household items. Their ornate patterns often depicted scenes from religious mythology or royal court life, showcasing the artistic prowess of the Neo-Assyrians. Additionally, bronze bowls were symbols of wealth and status, frequently found in the palaces of Assyrian kings. For similar see: British Museum Museum number 91297.
Size: 135mm x 60mm; Weight: 125g
Provenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1990s.