Persian Engraved Bronze Disc, Seljuk Empire, 1037-1194 AD

This detailed Persian bronze disc belongs to the Seljuk Empire period, ranging from 1037 to 1194 AD. The disc has a diameter of 6.5 cm, approximately 2.56 inches. It features intricate engravings, a h

dimension: 6.5 cm

**First Time At Auction** Western Asia, Turko-Persia, Great Seljuq Empire (Seljuk), ca. 1037 to 1194 CE. A gold dinar from the Sunni Muslim empire that at its height controlled a massive area from Ana

**Originally Listed At $250** Western Asia, Turko-Persia, Great Seljuq Empire (Seljuk), ca. 1037 to 1194 CE. A gold dinar from the Sunni Muslim empire that at its height controlled a massive area from

**Originally Listed At $250** Western Asia, Turko-Persia, Great Seljuq Empire (Seljuk), ca. 1037 to 1194 CE. A gold dinar from the Sunni Muslim empire that at its height controlled a massive area from

**Originally Listed At $250** Western Asia, Turko-Persia, Great Seljuq Empire (Seljuk), ca. 1037 to 1194 CE. A gold dinar from the Sunni Muslim empire that at its height controlled a massive area from

**Originally Listed At $250** Western Asia, Turko-Persia, Great Seljuq Empire (Seljuk), ca. 1037 to 1194 CE. A gold dinar from the Sunni Muslim empire that at its height controlled a massive area from

Dimension: 5.5x2.5cm (2.17x0.98 inches) This limestone cylinder is adorned with intricate carvings, characteristic of the Seljuk period, which spanned from 1037 to 1194 AD. The detailed figural scenes

Dimensions: 6 x 2.5 cm (approx. 2.36 x 0.98 inches) This limestone cylinder is adorned with intricate carvings, characteristic of the Seljuk period, which spanned from 1037 to 1194 AD. The detailed fi

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