Anatolian Steatite Scaraboid Seal with Running Stags,

Ancient Egyptian Steatite Scaraboid Seal c.1100 BC. Size 15 x 11 mm. Buff Steatite Scaraboid stamp seal with plain back, bezel with crude hieroglyph on its back. Provenance: Ex Eldert Bontekoe, Pegasi

This finely crafted steatite scaraboid stamp seal, measuring 2.5 cm by 2 cm by 1 cm (approximately 0.98 inches by 0.79 inches by 0.39 inches), hails from the Sasanian Empire. The seal displays the rel

Title: Greek Black Steatite Seal with Stags,Helladic II,c. 1500 B.C. Date & Origin: Late Helladic, c. 1500 B.C. Description: Of oval shape, the back deeply incised with opposite images of two stags. P

Ancient Egyptian Steatite stone Scaraboid Amulet c.1650-1100 BCE. Size 13 x 9 mm. Glazed steatite scaraboid with seal on both sides. Provenance: Ex Private California Collection acquired in the USA ma

Sassanian Steatite Domed Seal with Stag. Sassanian, c. 3rd-4th Century A.D. Of hard steatite, the base with a galloping stag with long curving horns. Large hole for suspension. Steatite. 2.3 cm L - 15

Ancient Mesopotamian Marble Scaraboid Seal c.800 BC. Size 19 x 15 mm. Fine Scaraboid marble stamp seal Neo Assyrian carved with running animal left looking back with a star on its back. Condition: per

Ancient Near Eastern Neo Assyrian Stone Cylinder Seal c.8th-7th century BC. Size 21 x 12 mm. Fine stone cylinder seal carved with Sphinx with bearded head of a man facing a running stag head turned ba

Square seal, deeply carved on one side with a deer with long horns, the other with a standing stag looking backwards. Material:Red steatite Size:2.8 cm L - 1 1/8 inches Provenance: ex. property Mr. A.

Ca. 2500-1800 BC An Indus Valley square seal in white steatite; Indus valley signs in a formal script slightly slanting left, unicorn standing left facing an altar, with double loop handle. For simila

Ca. 2500-1800 BC. A square-shaped steatite seal with the engraved obverse depicting a left-facing unicorn, with his head over an altar. Along the upper edge runs a line of a script. The reverse with a

This magnificent bronze figure entitled Running Deer is produced and is widely recognized as Thailand greatest living sculptor. Running Deer illustrates a stag and hind fleeing and has been wonderful.

13th - 17th Dynasty, Ca. 1630-1539 BC . A steatite cowroid seal, glazed and mounted in gold, originally with ring with swivel. Base of seal inscribed. As the cowrie shell resembles female genitalia, t

Title: Very Rare Assyrian Steatite Seal, Slaying of Lamassu, c. 6th Century B.C. Date & Origin: Neo-Assyrian/Neo-Babylonian, c. 6th Century B.C. Superb quality Neo-Assyrian seal of dark red steatite,

A LARGE SILVER SPICE TOWER/ COMPENDIUM. Russian 19th century. On four feet with filigree base decorated with standing ducks. Upper portion with hexagonal body on which a running stag sits. Upper secti

Carousel carved running stag by Deer late 19th c. with some original paint decoration 34"H x 33"W

Large Akkadian Steatite Cylinder seal, c. 2300-2200 B.C.Two crossed lions attacking horned arrivals, hero to left; filler, terminal, tree.Comes with full translation and dating by Professor W.G. Lambe

Ancient Near East, Neo-Babylonian, ca. 1000 to 539 BCE. This is a very interesting steatite (soapstone) cylinder seal depicting a man with traditional hair and beard style familiar from Babylonian art

Ancient Sumeria / Mesopotamia, ca. 11th century BCE. A small steatite cylinder seal, its surface engraved in intaglio with a pair of conversing figures, perhaps a female deity standing before a male f

A large Mesopotamian black steatite cylinder seal, c. 2300 - 2200 BC, depicting a hero, possibly Gilgamesh, engaged with two pairs of lions attacking rampant human-headed animals. Nicely detailed with

Ancient Sumeria/Mesopotamia, ca. 11th century BCE. A small steatite cylinder seal, its surface engraved in intaglio with a pair of figures standing before a lord or deity, stars above. When rolled in

Ancient Central Asia, Bactria, ca. 2100 to 1600 BCE. A hand-carved gray steatite stamp seal of a discoid form bearing a scalloped edge and topped with an integral handle. Inscribed on the stamp face i

Ancient Near East, Sumeria, ca. 2nd millennium BCE. A black stone seal, carved in the general ovoid form of a scarab without defining details, and pierced laterally. One side has been incised with a s

Anatolian Bronze Stag, Early First Millennium B.C.Recumbent stag, his legs tucked under his body, alertly looking sideways with his ears out-stretched, branched horns.Size:5.6 cm L - 2 3/16 inches Mat

Anatolian Bronze Stag with Branched Horns c. 900 B.C.With pointed head and slightly curving branched horns.Size:6.3 cm H. - 2 1/2" Material:BronzeProvenance: Old French collection, acquired in the 196