Sasanian Kingdom. Shapur I. Silver Obol (0.71 g), AD 240-272. EF

Sasanian Kingdom. Shapur I. Silver Obol (0.71 g), AD 240-272. Mint I ("Ctesiphon"), phase 1b, ca. AD 244-252/3. Bust of Shapur I right, wearing diadem and mural crown with korymbos. Reverse: Fire alta

SASANIAN KINGS. Å Äbuhr (Shahpur) I. AD 240-272. AR Drachm (26mm, 4.46 gm) Mint VIII ("Susa"?). Phase 1b, circa AD 244-252/3. Bust right, wearing diadem and mural crown with korymbos and earflaps /

SASANIAN KINGS. Å Äbuhr (Shahpur) I. AD 240-272. AR Drachm. (23mm, 4.39 gm).Mint I (“Ctesiphon”). Phase 1b, circa AD 244-252/3. Bust right, wearing diadem and mural crown with korymbos

SASANIAN KINGS. Å Äbuhr (Shahpur) I. AD 240-272. AR Drachm. (27mm, 4.39 gm). Mint III (“Hamadan”). Phase 1b, circa AD 244-252/3. Bust right, wearing diadem and mural crown with korymbos and

ANCIENT PERSIA SASANIAN EMPIRE. Šābuhr (Shahpur) I. AD 240-272. AR Silver Drachm . Mint I (“Ctesiphon”). Phase 2, circa AD 260-272. Crowned bust right / Fire altar flanked by attendants; pel

Medieval SASANIAN KINGS. Shahpur I. 240-272 AD. AR Drachm. (25mm, 3.97 gm). Mint III (Hamadan). Phase 2, circa 260-272 AD. Crowned and cuirassed bust right / Fire altar with attendants. SNS Type IIc/1

Medieval SASANIAN KINGS. Shahpur I. 240-272 AD. AR Drachm (25mm, 4.39 gm) Phase 1a, circa 240-244 AD. "The Mazda worshipper, the divine Shahpur, the king of kings of Iran who is descended from the God

Medieval SASANIAN KINGS. Shahpur I. 240-272 AD. AR Drachm (27mm, 4.31 gm).Phase 1a, circa 240-244 AD. "The Mazda worshipper, the divine Shahpur, the king of kings of Iran who is descended from the God

Medieval SASANIAN KINGS. Shahpur I. 240-272 AD. AR Drachm (26mm, 4.01 gm). Mint III (Hamadan). Phase 2, circa 260-272 AD. Crowned bust right; fravahr symbol (wreath) and pellet behind crown / Fire alt

Medieval SASANIAN KINGS. Shahpur I. 240-272 AD. AR Drachm. (23mm, 4.01 gm).Degraded Pahlavi legend, bust right, wearing crown with earflap / Degraded Pahlavi legend, fire altar with attendants; Taurus

Medieval SASANIAN KINGS. Shahpur I. 240-272 AD. AR Drachm (24mm, 4.50 gm). Mint III (Hamadan). Phase 2, circa 260-272 AD. Crowned and cuirassed bust right / Fire altar with attendants. SNS Type IIc/1b

Medieval SASANIAN KINGS. Shahpur I. 240-272 AD. AR Drachm (27mm, 3.94 gm). Mint III (Hamadan). Phase 2, circa 260-272 AD. Crowned and cuirassed bust right / Fire altar with attendants. SNS Type IIc/1b

Arab-Sasanian Kingdom. Ziyad b. Abi Sufyan (665-674). Silver Drachm (29 4.12 g). Mint of Fasa, Yr. 43) King facing right. Rev. Fire altar with attendants. Ref. The front cover for Arabosasanidische Nu

Medieval SASANIAN KINGS. Shahpur I. 240-272 AD. AR Drachm (27mm, 4.33 gm). Mint III (Hamadan). Phase 2, circa 260-272 AD. Crowned and cuirassed bust right / Fire altar with attendants. SNS Type IIc/1b

Includes Roman 231 A.D. Severus Alexander & Persia 240-272 Sasanian Kings.

MEDIEVAL. SASANIAN KINGS of PERSIA. Shapur I. 241-272 AD. AR Drachm. (23mm, 4.27 gm). "The Mazda worshipper, the divine Shahpur, the king of kings of Iran who is descended from the Gods" in Pahlavi, c

MEDIEVAL. SASANIAN KINGS of PERSIA. Shapur I. 241-272 AD. AR Drachm. (23mm, 4.30 gm). "The Mazda worshipper, the divine Shahpur, the king of kings of Iran who is descended from the Gods" in Pahlavi, c

MEDIEVAL. SASANIAN KINGS of PERSIA. Shapur I. 241-272 AD. AR Drachm. (27mm, 3.99 gm). "The Mazda worshipper, the divine Shahpur, the king of kings of Iran who is descended from the Gods" in Pahlavi, c

MEDIEVAL. SASANIAN KINGS of PERSIA. Shapur I. 241-272 AD. AR Drachm. (26mm, 3.72 gm). "The Mazda worshipper, the divine Shahpur, the king of kings of Iran who is descended from the Gods" in Pahlavi, c

Title: Sassanian Silver Drachm Coin, King Shapur 1, c. 240-272 A.D. Date & Origin: Sassanian, c. 240-272 A.D. Material: Silver, 3.5 grms Dimension: 2.3 cm D - 7/8 inch Obv. Khusro II. Crowned bust rig

Sasanian Silver Bowl with central incised floral decorations. Circa 4th - 5th century AD. Height- 2.75 inches, Diameter- 8.5 inches. Property from the Estate of Richard Ettinghausen.

N. Eastern Persia, Ca. 8th century AD A fine group of 100 Tabaristan Hemidrachms. Each obverse bears an image of the right-facing portrait of a bearded and crowned king. To the reverse, a central fire

A Christofle silver and gilt silver bowl, the renaissance inspired frieze depicting the battle for the true religion ..., serial number 382840, total weight about 1100 g. H 5" x W 6"

Dated 1248 AH = 1833 AD, 272 x 194 cm, South Caucasus, Azerbaijan Formerly known as silehs and now called dragon vernehs, these large sumakh flatweaves were woven in the southern Caucasus. Some author