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Superb quality bronze attachment with a central round medallion surmounted by the head of a stag with large curving and ribbed antlers, long pointed ears, two lions climbing on either side of the circle.

Size: 7.6 cm L - 3 inches
Material: Bronze
Culture: Luristan, c. 900 B.C.
Condition: Intact
Display stand included

Provenance: British private collection, Mr. Dajan, acquired prior to 2002. 
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Luristan, c. 900 B.C.

Luristan Bronze Attachment with Stag Head and Lions

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