A Mesopotamian Alabaster Bowl, Prehistoric Period Circa 3400-3100 B.c. - Apr 04, 2024 | Plakas Auctions In London
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A MESOPOTAMIAN ALABASTER BOWL, PREHISTORIC PERIOD CIRCA 3400-3100 B.C.

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A MESOPOTAMIAN ALABASTER BOWL, PREHISTORIC PERIOD CIRCA 3400-3100 B.C.
A MESOPOTAMIAN ALABASTER BOWL, PREHISTORIC PERIOD CIRCA 3400-3100 B.C.
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A MESOPOTAMIAN ALABASTER BOWL, PREHISTORIC PERIOD CIRCA 3400-3100 B.C.

Height: 8cm

Length: 16cm

Acquired in 1980's through a European Private Collection
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A MESOPOTAMIAN ALABASTER BOWL, PREHISTORIC PERIOD CIRCA 3400-3100 B.C.

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