Luristan Archaeology

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Bronze

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Luristan

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Solid cast of a seated horse, legs tucked under its body, elongated head, round eyes and small ears. Pin missing. Nice patina.

Size: 7.4 cm L - 2 7/8 inches.
Material: Bronze.
Culture: Luristan, c. 900 B.C.
Condition: Pin missing, otherwise intact.


Provenance: ex. Prof.

Luristan, c. 900 B.C. - Asia

Luristan Bronze  Sitting Winged Horse

Ca. 1200-900 BC. A solid cast bronze protome depicting the upper part of an ibex's body, complete with a finely detailed head, recessed eyes, and prominently curved horns. The term "protome" refers to a sculptural fragment representing the front part of a human or animal figure.

Ca. 1200-900 BC. - Unknown

Luristan Bronze Lion Devouring an Ibex - 9 cm

ITEM: Ibex figurine.
MATERIAL: Bronze.
CULTURE: Bronze Age, Luristan.
PERIOD: 1600 - 1000 B.C.
DIMENSIONS: 30 mm x 20 mm.
CONDITION: Good condition.
PROVENANCE: Ex Dutch private collection, collected before 1990s.
Luristan Bronze, Luristan also spelled Lorestān, any of the horse

1600 - 1000 B.C - Unknown

Bronze Age, Luristan Bronze Ibex figurine, Spanish Export License.  (No Reserve Price)

Luristan Bronze Mace Head 
Circa 2nd-1st millennium BC.
This cast bronze mace head features a collared tubular shaft with a slightly flattened bulge with diagonal ribs. Mace heads were formidable weapons. They were used for close combat, delivering powerful blows to opponents,

Circa 2nd-1st millennium BC - Unknown

Luristan Bronze Mace Head  (No Reserve Price)

Ancient Luristan Bronze Axe Head.
Circa 2nd-1st millennium BC.
This cast-bronze axe head features a paddle-shaped blade that flares from the socket shaft. It is adorned with two open cylindrical flanges below and above the socket, while to the rear, there is a button-shaped

Ancient Luristan Bronze Axe Head  (No Reserve Price)

In the form of winged bull with horns and human face, wing curved over its back.

Size: 7.8 cm L - 3 1/16 inches.
Material: Bronze.
Culture: Luristan, c. 900 - 600 B.C.
Condition: Intact.
Provenance: British private collection, acquired prior to 2000. 
The seller guarantees that

Luristan, c. 900 - 600 B.C. - Asia

Luristan Bronze Sphinx Horse Attachment

Luristan style Bronze Axe Head
style of the 2nd-1st millennium BC

This well-modelled cast-bronze axe head showcases an outswayed blade. The thick socket is adorned with a bird corpus on the back, featuring a high-held head and folded wings, with incisions imitating its

style of Circa 2nd-1st millennium BC - Unknown

Luristan style Bronze Axe Head  (No Reserve Price)

- The mentioned dimensions are including the wooden stand. The stand is included in the lot.

Registered shipping.

Provenance/Known History:

Ex. Private Swiss collection. Collected in the 1990's. After that A&O Gallery, UK.

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10th - 7th Century BC - Western Asia

Luristan Bronze Set of Arrowheads on a stand (4x) - 10.5 cm  (No Reserve Price)

Luristan Bronze Dagger.
Circa 2nd-1st millennium BC.
This cast bronze dagger showcases an elongated blade terminating in a sharp tip and exhibits a midrib that runs through its entirety, extending to the insertion tang.
Luristan, also known as Lorestan, is a region located in

Luristan Bronze Dagger  (No Reserve Price)

Slender tappering double-edged blade with a rounded mid-rib on both sides, rounded pommel with middle ridge on top, 
36.6 cm high.
Note 
The xiphos is a double-edged, one-handed straight shortsword. This secondary battlefield weapon has been used if the crush of a battle made a

5th century B.C. - Iran

Luristan Bronze Bronze short-sword - 36.6 cm

Vessel

Middle East, Luristan, Kamterlan II, ca. 1600–1200 BC.

Terracotta

7.5 cm height and 20.5 cm length.

PROVENANCE: Private collection, Paris, France. 1960-1980

CONDITION: Good Condition.


Notes: 

The piece includes authenticity certificate. 
The piece

ca. 1600–1200 BC. - Unknown

Middle East, Luristan, Kamterlan II Terracotta Vessel. ca. 1600–1200 BC. 7.5 cm H. Spanish Export License.

Ax Blade.

Middle East, Luristan, Iran, 1st Millennium BC.

Bronze.

17.8 cm length.

PROVENANCE: Private collection, Paris, France. 1960-1980.
CONDITION: Good Condition.


Notes: 

The piece includes authenticity certificate. 
The piece includes Spanish Export License (Passport

1st Millennium BC - Unknown

Middle East, Luristan, Iran Bronze Ax Blade. 1st Millennium BC. 17.8 cm L. Spanish Import License.

Short Sword.

Middle East, Luristan, 1st Millennium BC.

Bronze.

45 cm length.

PROVENANCE: Private collection, Paris, France. 1960-1980

CONDITION: Good Condition.


Notes: 

The piece includes authenticity certificate. 
The piece includes Spanish Export License

Middle East, Luristan, 1st Millennium BC. - Unknown

Middle East, Luristan Bronze Short Sword. 1st Millennium BC. 45 cm L.

Walking ram with long curving horns, short tail.
5.4 cm high.
Provenance.
Coins & Antiquities, London, undated catalogue (1975) no. 52, AN 604.
Collection Jean-Philippe Mariaud de Serres (1944-2007), Paris.
Private collection, Switzerland, since 2012.
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7th century B.C. - Iran

Luristan Bronze Bronze ram - 4.5 cm

Luristan Bronze Spearhead.
Circa 2nd-1st millennium BC.
This nicely formed bronze spearhead features a leaf-shaped blade with an accentuated midrib that extends to a thick shank. From this shank emerges a square-sectioned tang, which culminates in a tapering end.
Luristan, also

Luristan Bronze Spearhead  (No Reserve Price)

Dagger.
 Luristan,  1st Millennium BC.

Bronze.

24.2 cm length.

PROVENANCE: Private collection, Paris, France. 1960-1980

CONDITION: Good Condition.


Notes: 

The piece includes authenticity certificate. 
The piece includes Spanish Export License (Passport for

1st Millennium BC. - Unknown

Luristan Bronze Dagger. 1st Millennium BC. 24.2 cm L.

Large bronze sword blade from ancient Persia (ca. 1000 BC).
Massive and narrow blade, lenticular section.
The patina is green with some red-brown undertones and interesting crystal formations. The overall length of this piece exceeds 12.5 inches.

Origin: France, Galerie P.S.T.

1200/800 avant J.-C. - Iran

Luristan - Persian bronze sword with red patina - 1200/800 BC

Luristan cosmetic bottle.
Cosmetic bottle dating from the Bronze Age decorated with rich relief decoration, frustoconical base, applicator decorated with circular grooves.
Near East, Iran - 12th to 8th century BC.
Bronze with excavation patina - Very good state of conservation.

1200/800 avt J.-C. - Unknown

Luristan - Ancient Persian - Cosmetic bottle with lid and applicator - 1200/800 BC

Luristan Bronze decorated Clothing needles 5x - 13 cm.
Registered shipping.

Provenance/Known History:

Ex. Alberta collection. Collected between the 1970's - 1990's. After that A&O Gallery, UK.

Important information:

- Due to new custom regulations we can no longer ship

Luristan Bronze decorated Clothing needles 5x - 13 cm  (No Reserve Price)

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A wonderful small scarab....fast delivery...great package....great Job. thank you so much.

Envoi très rapide et soigné - Article tel que décrit - Très satisfaite

Beautiful byzantine golden cross, as described. Quick shipping and perfect customs services by DHL. Congratulations Artemission !

Een prachtig en gave oud Griekse Chous. Volledig in tact en heel goed verpakt. Hartelijk dank voor de snelle verzending. Kortom : Top.

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