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Amphorisque with a dark blue background. Dark blue, light blue and yellow opaque glass.
REFERENCE #
GL_RM_1014
Greco-Phoenician, 500 B.C.E. – 400 B.C.E.
H. 9.7 cm
Excellent condition
Price
available upon request
Baidun Family Collection
A beautiful aubergine Greek two tone core formed glass Oinochoai with opaque blue and opaque yellow decoration. A trefoil mouth with a single handle.
Cf. Grose D., The Toledo Museum of Art Early Ancient Glass, no. 114, pg. 96
GL_GR_1003
Greek, 600 B.C.E. – 500 B.C.E.
10 cm
Fine Condition. A small chip on the rim
Price available upon request
A beautiful and graceful long necked glass flask, decorated with four concentric circles around the body. And more circles at the bottom of the neck and along it. It is a very heavy piece because of its thick walls. The circles were done by etching the glass with a stone tool.
Greek, 500 B.C.E. – 400 B.C.E.
18 cm
Fine condition
available upon request
Dark green, with rich and iridescent patina. Everted rim, folded inward, cylindrical neck with a bulge, long conical body truncated at bottom. White wound spirally from rim to base, marvered into walls, and partially combed into festoons. Bottle of this shape, used for kohl, are common among collections and among excavated material.
CIVILIZATION
Islamic, 1200 C.E.
H. 11 cm
A chip on the bottom of the piece
Price available upon request
The Baidun Collection. Purchased from the Jerusalem Local Market, 1980’s.
SI-IL-1027
Iron Age , 1200 B.C.E. – 800 B.C.E.
H. 11.5 cm
Fine condition
$7998
Jerusalem Private Collection 1950s
An Egyptian complete Canopic jar with the lid depicting the head of the falcon. Traces of paint on the marble. A complete Cartouche engraved on the front of the jar
REFERENCE #
SI_EG_1034
Egyptian, 1200 B.C.E. – 600 B.C.E.
H 38.7 cm
Some encrustations cover parts of the jar and lid. Otherwise in fine condition.
Price available upon request
