An Urartarian bronze sheet with the "Lord of the Animals", 9th - 8th century B.C.

An Urartarian bronze sheet with the "Lord of the Animals", 9th - 8th century B.C.Bronze sheet tapering towards the bottom. The central motif is an animal-headed figure in a knee-length garment holding

A nice Villanovan bronze bracelet, c. 9th - 8th Century BC, in the form of a serpent, the body nicely wound in a wide bronze stock. Dia: 2 5/8 in (6.8 cm). Nice mottled green patina. Ex Orange County

An ancient Western Iranian Luristan bronze ax head. Circa 9th to 8th centuries BC. This artifact serves as a tangible link to the rich archaeological heritage of the Luristan region, which was renowne

9th-8th century B.C. A bronze dagger with a tapering triangular blade, the handle with three raised concentric bands, crescent-shaped pommel. Cf. for a parallel (in iron) Vanden Berghe L., ‘Excavati

9th-8th century B.C. A bronze penannular bracelet with twisted body and the terminals formed as stylised beast heads. 27.7 grams, 64 mm (2 1/2 in.) Early 1990s London collection. Acquired on the UK ar

Villanovan, ca. 8th century B.C. Of The animal head surmounted with a bird, some decorations around the body. Originally was used as a key Dimensions: L. 2 in. (5 cm.) Provenance: Ex: European collect

9th-8th century BC. A silver bracelet with flat-section penannular body, flared centre with recessed cell running almost the full length of the outer body, the central portion with later sheet-gold cl

A Luristan Bronze Master of the Animals Finial Iran, Circa 9th-7th Century B.C. Height 8 1/16 inches (20.5 cm). Property from a Southern Collector

9th-8th century BC. A pair of bronze elements from a staff or sceptre comprising: a tube with open sides and notched wings; a bell-shaped fitting with ribbed panel to the rim, shaft with ribbed collar

9th-8th century BC. A pair of bronze elements from a staff or sceptre comprising: a tube with raised collars, two addorsed human masks and domed finial; a bell-shaped fitting with ribbed panel to the

A Villanovan bronze bowl, c. 8th - 7th Century BC, formed from sheet bronze, quite deep with vertical sides without lip. A small hole for attachment just below the rim, nearby, a pair of circular patc

Ancient Luristan Standard Finial Masters Of The AnimalsLuristan / 9th - 7th Century B.C. / Bronze / H = 10.3 cm (4 1/16 in)Luristan bronze tube in anthropomorphic form, worked on both sides identicall

A Luristan Bronze Standard Finial with the Master of the Animals Circa 9th-7th Century B.C. Height 11 5/8 inches. Property from the George R. Francoeur Trust, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, sold to benef

9th-7th century B.C. Comprising two bronze belt sections, each with a ferrous backing; applied sheet-bronze rectangular plates held in place with domed rivets and washers, some decorated with a border

**Originally Listed At $100** Northern Italy, Villanovan culture, ca. 9th to 8th century BCE. A fibula (brooch) made of rounded sheet bronze with a heavy clasp and pin joined to the body through a spi

A horse bit with two bronze bull side mounts, Luristan, circa 8th century BC, the animals' heads with large crescent shape horns, loop terminals to the bit ends, on a plexiglas stand, 12cm long (2) In

Circa 8th-7th century B.C. A bronze openwork master of animals sceptre head element, formed in the round as two slender beasts standing on their hind paws, facing each other with roaring mouths, gripp

**Originally Listed At $200** Eastern Europe/Central Asia, Russia, Perm region, Perm Animal Style (Permian Animal Style) (Proto-Viking), ca. 8th to 9th centuries CE. A short-handled white bronze (a co

**Originally Listed At $250** Eastern Europe / Central Asia, Russia, early Viking / Finno-Ugric / Perm Animal Style (Permian Animal Style), ca. 8th to 9th centuries CE. A wide, cast white bronze brace

9th-6th century BC. A bronze round-section penannular bracelet with opposed beast-head terminals. See The British Museum, 'Annual Report of the General Progress of the Museums for the year 1936' in Na

Russia, Perm region, Perm Animal Style (Permian Animal Style), ca. 8th to 9th centuries CE. A short-handled white bronze (a copper alloy with a high percentage of tin) spoon with an oval scoop and rec

9th-8th century B.C. A slender chalcedony cylinder seal bearing an incuse frieze presenting a figural scene showing a statue of the goddess Ishtar standing on a platform within a canopied enclosure; I

Lightbrown steatite cylinder seal showing a hero between standing griffins. Provincial style. Neo-assyrian, 9th - 8th century BC. Height 2.2cm, ø 1.1cm. Intact. With imprint! Rollsiegel mit Held und

Height: 3 1/4 inches (8.3 cm.) Length: 4 inches (10.2 cm.) 9th-8th Century B.C. Ex. British private collection, acquired in 1972. Authenticity guaranteed. A certificate + official Aphrodite Gallery au