Coins of India. Sultanates. Sultans of Bengal, ‘Ala al

15th-18th century AD. Group comprising: Deccan Sultans, falus; Punjab half dam, paisa; Mughal rupees (4; one square flan); Gujarat Sultans paisa; with identifying tickets. 689 grams total. [8, No Rese

14th-16th century AD. Group comprising: Jaunper Sultans, half paisa (2), Mughals, paisa (2), rupees (5) and Bahamani, dam (3), tanka (1); with identifying tickets. 125 grams total. [14, No Reserve]

ATTRACTIVE ANCIENT ISLAMIC AYYUBID DYNASTY SILVER DIRHAM OF SULTAN AL-ADIL Sayf ad-Din Abu-Bakr ibn Ayyub Bother of SALAH ED-DIN AYYUBI, Saladin FOUNDER OF THE AYYUBID DYNASTY & THE CONQUEROR OF THE C

Circa 1325-1351 Sultan Of India Ancient Silver Coin. Sultan Muhammad Bin Tughlaq.

Good Thickness and Struck Relief, Nice Piece for Numismatics Collectors. Islamic 18 Karats Yellow Gold Dinar Coin by the Mamluk Dynasty under Sultan Abu Al-Nasr Sayf ad-Din Al-Ashraf Qaitbay, the 18th

ISLAMIC, Seljuks Of Rum. 'Ala al-Din Kay Qubadh I bin Kay Khusraw. As sultan, AH 616-634 / AD 1219-1237. AR SILVER DIRHAM. Siwas mint. Dated AH 633 (AD 1235/6).

ISLAMIC, Seljuks Of Rum. 'Ala al-Din Kay Qubadh I bin Kay Khusraw. As sultan, AH 616-634 / AD 1219-1237. AR SILVERDIRHAM. Siwas mint. Dated AH 633 (AD 1235/6).

A GROUP OF SEVEN GOLD COINS India, Southeast Asia, 14th to 18th century. Comprising three fanam, one from the India-independent kingdom Mysore, depicting the Tipu Sultan, late 18th century, two Vira R

ANCIENT LOT of 4 Islamic India Bronze coins c.300-1800 AD. (10-27 mm). India Gwalior Naga Dyn, India Sultan of Delhi, India Jaunpur and large bronze Indian coin probably Mughal.

45pc Ancient Roman Empire & India Coins. Includes (39) cased and identified Roman copper coins from various empires. Also (6) Indian Sultan of Delhi ancient silver coins cased and identified. Conditio

Delhi Sultanate. Muhammad b. Tughluq, AH 725-752/1325-1351 AD. AV Tanka (21mm, 10.98 gm). In name of al-Hakim. al-Hakim b’amr Allah / Abu’l-`Abbas Ahmad.

VERY RARE ISLAMIC, GREAT Seljuks EMPIRE OF RUM. Sultan Ghiyath al-Din Kay Khusraw II bin Kay Qubadh. AH 634-644 / AD 1237-1246. AR Silver Dirham, Mint: Qunya (Konya Turkey). Dated AH 639 (AD 1241/2).

1322 Silver Delhi Sultanate Coin Silver coin from the Delhi Sultanate, during the reign of Ghiyath al Din Tughluq. This is a silver rupee coin that appears to be hammer-struck. The date on the coin is

ISLAMIC WORLD, Seljuks At Rum. SULTAN Ghiyath al-Din Kay Khusraw III bin Qilich Arslan. AH 663-682 / AD 1265-1284. AR SILVER DIRHAM, Qunya mint. Dated AH 668 (AD 1269/70). Broome –; cf. Izmirlier 10

ISLAMIC WORLD, Seljuks At Rum. SULTAN Ghiyath al-Din Kay Khusraw III bin Qilich Arslan. AH 663-682 / AD 1265-1284. AR SILVER DIRHAM, Madinat LuÂ’luÂ’a mint. Dated AH 668 (AD 1269/70). Name of th

ISLAMIC WORLD, Seljuks At Rum. SULTAN Ghiyath al-Din Kay Khusraw III bin Qilich Arslan. AH 663-682 / AD 1265-1284. ARSILVER DIRHAM, Madinat LuÂ’luÂ’a mint. Dated AH 668 (AD 1269/

BULGARI: PAIR OF 'MONETE' EARRINGS, CIRCA 1970 Each bronze coin from ancient Persia in a rubover setting, the reverse engraved, UMAR-IBN AL-ALA 738.d.C DRAMMA PERSIA DINASTIA DEI SASSANIDI, one earrin

ANCIENT ISLAMIC ABBASID ERA Ghaznavids. Sultan Yamin al-Dawla Abu'l-Qasim Mahmud ( Famously Known as SultanMahmud Of Ghazni ) . AH 388-421 / AD 998-1030. AR SILVER DIRHAM. Yamini type. Mint: GHAZNI (A

A RARE ISLAMIC, INDIA, Mughal Empire. Zahir al-Din Muhammad Babur. AH 932-937 / AD 1526-1530. AR Mithqal shahrukhi, Possibly Kabul mint. Kalima within ornate circular frame; titles of Rashidun in oute

(lot of 3) Gold coins: (1) 1918 India Hyderabad, 1/2 mohur, .90 fine, 5.3441 grams;(1) Iran, 1 pahlavi, .90 fine, 8.136 grams; (1) 1916 Iran 1/2 toman, 1.2935 grams *NOTICE: For this lot WE WILL NOT A

India , Sultanate Period, first half 16th century. Illustration from the so called “ Bombay Chandayana” Watercolor and gold on paper. . This belongs to a dispersed illustrated Chandayana manuscrip

Sculpture, India/Bengal, 16th c., goddess Radha, brass, very early representation in archaic style, H.approx. 27cm

two Sculptures, India/Bengal, 17th c., deityof Krishna and Rahda, brass casting, very early representation, standing on wooden pedestal, total height with pedestal approx. 26.5cm, H. figurines approx.

bronze sculpture, Shiva, 18th century, India, Bengal, standing deity, on pedestal, heavy execution, H. approx. 33.5 cm