Postmark - Stamps - South Yemen





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Two artefacts titled Timbri from South Yemen, carved stone seals displayed in a refined wooden display case, in used condition, measuring 10 cm high by 23 cm wide by 20 cm deep.
Description from the seller
Refined wooden display case containing two ancient seals in carved stone originating from South Yemen, as indicated by the internal metal plaque. The two stone artifacts, with geometric shapes and truncated-cone forms with engravings, are kept on a burgundy red velvet backdrop framed by an antique wooden structure with a wall-mount hook.
Dimensions of the case: 10 x 23 x 20 cm
Overall good condition, material flaws due to age, as shown in the photos.
Please carefully observe the photographs as they are an integral part of this description.
Tracked shipping including secure packing; any duties and customs taxes are the buyer's responsibility. Shipped without glass, unless an alternative is requested at the time of payment. In this case, should the glass break and damage the piece, the seller is not responsible.
Seller's Story
Refined wooden display case containing two ancient seals in carved stone originating from South Yemen, as indicated by the internal metal plaque. The two stone artifacts, with geometric shapes and truncated-cone forms with engravings, are kept on a burgundy red velvet backdrop framed by an antique wooden structure with a wall-mount hook.
Dimensions of the case: 10 x 23 x 20 cm
Overall good condition, material flaws due to age, as shown in the photos.
Please carefully observe the photographs as they are an integral part of this description.
Tracked shipping including secure packing; any duties and customs taxes are the buyer's responsibility. Shipped without glass, unless an alternative is requested at the time of payment. In this case, should the glass break and damage the piece, the seller is not responsible.

