TWO QURAN FOLIOS FROM A MAGHRIBI QURAN, NORTH AFRICA, 13TH-14TH CENTURY

The first manuscript folio written in Kufic script, in black ink on paper, with red ink beginning of surah. Two surahs, surah Ghafir (The forgiver), verses 76-85, and surah Fussilat (explained in deta

A remarkable artefact is a folio from the Fatimid era Qur'an, featuring double-sided calligraphy with 11 lines of text. Originating from 13th to 14th century Egypt, this piece measures 45x32 cm. Its b

14th century Quran folio of Iranian, Persian origin. 3 double side panels written in Muhaqqaq script. Creases to paper, foxing to the edges, adhesive residue on the top portion of the page. Framed and

Arabic manuscript on paper consisting of 248 papers, complete.Leaf dimensions 204 x 160 mm, writing box 180 x 110 mm. Text in black and red ink, Naskh script on single column of 15 lines to the page.O

The leaf-shaped blade tapering to a sharp tip, engraved with a central panel enclosing Kalimat al-Tawhid in Kufic script surrounded by Quran verses in maghribi script, with a wooden shaft, inserted in

A 13TH / 14TH CENTURY STYLE KASHAN LUSTRE TILE A 13TH / 14TH CENTURY STYLE KASHAN LUSTRE TILE the mihrab design tile with raised inscription in cobalt blue from the Qur'an, 'al-Ikhlas' (Purity of Fait

QUR'AN MANUSCRIPT LEAFNorth Africa or Near East Arabic manuscript written in Kufic script, 13th century or later, staining, framed. Leaf: 4" width, 5.75" height; frame: 14" height, 9.5" width

Two hand carved figural stools, Swahili peoples, East Africa, mid 20th century, of 'X' form, mimicking the shape of a Qur'an stand, embellished with geometric incised decoration, one side having a car

Two Persian Plates Circa 13th-14th Century A.D. Diameter of largest 12 inches (30.5 cm). Property from Dr. David Girgenti, Rockford, Illinois Provenance: Harold and Mary Moore, New Jersey; thence by d

50. TWO BRASS WALL MENORAHS. Dutch and North Africa, 20th century. The first in traditional form, the latter is engraved with Hanukkah related decorations. 12" and 10".

South-Est Asian Art Two celadon glazed pottery brush washers Korea, Koryo dynasty, 13th-14th century . . Cm 9,00 x 5,00.

Two small floral decorated "Qingbai" bowls and a tea dust glazed six lobed jar, late Southern Song-Yuan, 13th-14th century "Qingbai" bowls: 12.6-11.5cm Tea dust jar: 6.5cm high, 9cm diameter 两

13th-14th century A.D. Obv: lis between two birds with pelleted border. Rev: cross moline and double pellets with pelleted border. Mitchiner 1, 219-221. 3.16 grams. Ex UK collection. Property of a Har

13th-14th century A.D. A silver-gilt annular brooch formed of two crescentic halves representing intertwined serpents, with each of four tapering arms forming a coiled snake's head which over-shoots t

A French Medieval carved stone mortar, 13th/14th century or later, of tapering cylindrical form, carved with four crouching figures, interspersed by two lion masks and two Green Man style masks, the t

Two Chinese pottery jars of diminutive proportions, South Chinese, Song or Yuan Dynasty, 13th -14th century, one a double gourd with two loop handles under a degraded celadon glaze and the other globu

Serbian, 13th & 14th Century. Stefan Uroš II Milutin, also known as Saint King (1282-1321) silver dinar. Stefan Uros IV, also known as Dušan the Mighty (1331 - 1345) silver dinar. Two Stefan Uro

13th-14th century AD. A silver fitting in the form of two Janus type heads (Edward I and Edward II ?) with lentoid eyes, small nose and mouth and elongated chin, with crown at top and ears as folded w

Serbia and Bulgaria, 13th & 14th century. Three Ivan Alexsander 1331-1371 Gros, two Turnovo. One Stefan V Dragutin 1276-1316 Silver Dinar. Konstantine Asen Tilch 1257-1277 Trachy.

13th-14th century A.D. A group of two incomplete glazed floor tiles, each bearing elements of a larger design composed of flowers and foliage. 848 grams total, 10.5-11 cm (4 1/8 - 4 3/8 in.) Found Tha

Arabic manuscript on paper, 22 lines to each page, written in brown Maghribi script, catchwords and titles is red ink, occasional marginal notes. In deep red Morocco binding. Khalil ibn Ishaq al-Jundi

Kadam style Stupa, bronze, Tsang District, Tibet, 13th or 14th century, 13 inches tall, diameter of base 6.25 inches, double lotus base, bottom is hammered and still sealed, two tiny pieces of turqois

Arabic manuscript on paper, composed of 125 leaves, complete.Folio: 205 X 146 mm; text box: 145/160 mm X 75/83 mm framed with red wire.Text written with black ink in Naskh and riqa script arranged on

3 Pointers for the Sefer Torah. Two have the name of the synagogue where they were used. North Africa from the 20th century. Length 19cm.