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Ancient Indus Valley Terracotta BULL, c3300-3000 B.C. 4"Lx 3.5"ht. Polychrome pt
Around 5000 years old this beautiful Ancient Indus Valley Terracotta BULL. 4" length and 3.5" height and weighs a healthy 179.4 grams.Painted in black and cream triangles or double axe head design which were used often,only a few of the triangles are cream, one rear foot reattached without loss of material, horns intact, a surface chip as seen in pictures, this is definately one of the scarcer types on the ancient art market today,No Restoration apart from the repaired foot at all. Ex-Old English collection, From the earlier end of the ancient Indus Valley civilisation around 3000 B.C. A beautiful piece of ancient art.Indus Valley was only discovered for the west in 1921 and excavations didn't begin till 1926 and never on the scale of ancient Egypt even though they existed at the same point in time,only a few thousand kilometres ... moreapart. Indus early Merghahr culture,IV-VI,3500 BC onwards have been found to have been the earliest users of polychrome paints,surpassing the Mesopotamians who were thought to be the earliest,they have now been found to be the earliest practitioners of dentistry,were advanced in town planning,sewerage and water.Well worth doing an internet search for more onfo. This would look good in any display.Authentic Indus Valley artefacts such as this are the best value pieces on the ancient art market today and will only go up in price which makes them one of the best investments for the future. C.O.A. supplied.
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Ancient Indus Valley LARGE CULT CUP ,3200-2500 BC. 17.5cm ht, Intact,VERY RARE
Beautiful large Ancient Indus Valley Terracotta CULT CUP. Dating to the earlier part of the civilisation, and I have to say I still don't know exactly what it was used for,I can only guess it may have been for floral decoration or a type of incense burner,it may even have been used to stick the fishes head into the hole for drying? If anybody has seen the recent Mesopotamian exhibition travelling the world, not long ago at the Melbourne Museum,there was a large pottery flower consisting of flower heads and stems all ceramic which could easily have sat in this type of thing,and it may well be part of an artificial floral arrangement. 11 cm diameter x 17.5 cm high. From the earlier end of the ancient Indus Valley civilisation around 3200-2500 B.C. A very rare shaped artefact to say the least,probable over painting. Indus Valley was only ... morediscovered for the west in 1921 and excavations didn't begin till 1926 and never on the scale of ancient Egypt even though they existed at the same point in time,only a few thousand kilometres apart. Indus have been found to have been the earliest users of polychrome paints.surpassing the Mesopotamians who were thought to be the earliest,they have now been found to be the earliest practitioners of dentistry,were advanced in town planning,sewerage and water.Well worth doing an internet search for more information.
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A intact Indus Valley mug with antilops as painting motiv
A Indus Valley mug with antilops as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 8,5cm diam, 5,8cm high. Painting in black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A intact Indus Valley pyxis with eagles as painting motiv
A Indus Valley pyxis with eagles as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 9,6cm diam, 4,8cm high. Painting in red, blue and black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A intact Indus Valley urn with antilope and lion as painting motiv
A Indus Valley urn with antilope and lion as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 11,3cm diam, 9,2cm high. Painting in red and black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A intact Indus Valley urn with eagles as painting motiv
A Indus Valley urn with eagles as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 11,1cm diam, 7,2cm high. Painting in red and black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A intact Indus Valley bowl with birds as painting motiv
A Indus Valley bowl with a birds as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 8,4cm diam, 7,2cm high. Painting in black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A intact Indus Valley bowl with fishes as painting motiv
A Indus Valley bowl with a fishes as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 13,2cm diam, 4,5cm high. Painting in red, blue and black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d72f%2Bf7%60%3E-141eea3438f-0x103-
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A intact Indus Valley bowl with lions as painting motiv
A Indus Valley bowl with lions as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 10,2cm diam, 5,6cm high. Painting in red, blue and black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar. ag6 2.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28c%3Eag6%3E2-141f5b76440-0xfe-
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A intact Indus Valley bowl with lion and tiger as painting motiv
A Indus Valley bowl with a lion and tiger as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 9,8cm diam, 5,9cm high. Painting in red, blue and black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2Bf%60%60%3E-141f5b764d5-0x105-
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A intact Indus Valley urn with fishes as painting motiv
A Indus Valley urn with fishes as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 12,1cm diam, 6,5cm high. Painting in red, blue and black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A intact Indus Valley bowl with lion, birds and bull as painting motiv
A Indus Valley bowl with lion. Birds and bull as painting motiv, 2300-1600 B.C. 16,1cm diam, 7,8cm high. Painting in red, blue and black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A large and intact Indus Valley bowl with bull and antilope as painting motiv
A large Indus Valley bowl with antilope and bull as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 19.6cm diam, 8,6cm high. Painting in red, blue and black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A lot of 2 x intact Indus Valley bowls
A lot of 2 x Indus Valley bowls. 2300-1600 B.C. 10,4cm and 12,1cm diam, 4,8cm and 5,3cm high. The objects are intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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Antique Indus Valley form Pakistan
Antique Indus Valley form Pakistan* Origin: Pakistan
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INDUS VALLEY - INTACT TERRACOTTA FEMALE IDOL - PRE SHUNGA 1000 BC ca
Authentic terracotta figurine from the Indus Valley depicting a female figure standing. Pre- Shunga period, about 1000 BC Intact, traces of limestone He comes from a Dutch gallery SHIPPING ONLY BY DHL: 5€ ITALY. 10€ EUROPE, 20€ REST OF THE WORLD
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A intact Indus Valley mug with snake as painting motiv
A Indus Valley bowl with a snake as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 7,6cm diam, 5,5cm high. Painting in red, blue and black color. The object is intact, a small part of the lip is missing. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A intact Indus Valley bowl with geometric decor as painting motiv
A Indus Valley bowl with geometric decor as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 8,9cm diam, 6,6cm high. Painting in black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A lot of 2 x Indus Valley potterys
A lot of 2 x Indus Valley potterys. 2300-1600 B.C. 8,8 and 10,9cm diam, 5,3 and 7,1cm high. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A lot of 2 x Indus Valley bowl and mug with geometric decor as painting motiv
A lot of 2 x Indus Valley bowl and mug with geometric decor as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 6,1 and 7,2cm diam, 4,9 and 3,5cm high. Painting in red and black color. The objects are intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A lot of 2 x Indus Valley bowl and plate with geometric decor as painting motiv
A lot of 2 x Indus Valley bowl and plate with geometric decor and birds as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 10,1 and 13,4cm diam, 3,3 and 6,1cm high. Painting in red, blue and black color. The objects are restored. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*4a24%60%3C%3E-144876ecbe7-0x101-
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A lot of 2 x Indus Valley bowls with geometric decor as painting motiv
A lot of 2 x Indus Valley bowls with geometric decor as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 10,6 and 12,2cm diam, 6,1 and 5,9cm high. Painting in red and black color. The objects are intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A Very Nice Indus Valley Pottery Beaker
========================================================================================================================================= TITLE A Very Nice Indus Valley Pottery Beaker PRIMARY REASON OF PRODUCTION Ancient Household Use DESCRIPTION A Very Nice Indus Valley Pottery Beaker Chipped Base Otherwise Excellent Condition Ref# HR0019 SIZE Height: 10cm Diameter 8.5cm ERA Indus Valley culture. 2nd Millenium B.C. Indus Valley REFERENCE This attractive Pottery originates from the Indus Valley Culture that flourished throughout large areas of modern Afghanistan and Pakistan in the 3rd Millennium BC. This Civilization was in fact the most expansive civilization of the Ancient World and had developed sophisticated sewer systems and architecture at a phenomenally early period in human history. In ancient time Please also have a look at http:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehrgarh ... morehttp:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indus_Valley_Civilization STORE POLICY All item sold in store comes with Certificate of Authencity(COA) Full refund provided for any dispute regarding ageing of Artefact. If you have any objection other than ageing of artefact please advice within 30 days of receiving the parcel. Parcels are well packed to ensure safe delivery. All parcels are dispatched within 24 hrs after payment confirmation. Registered or Express Post, Insurance Optional advise on Request COMBINED POSTAGE with multiple items Any Defective product must be notified within 5 days upon received of shipment for exchange Shipping fee is non-refundable for all returned items We are not responsible for uninsured items We are not responsible for any taxes imposed on your item CONTACT US Artfrompast@Bigpond.Com Precious Art From Past ========================================================================================================================================== THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2Bf54%3E-1449f59e55b-0xff-
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NEAR EASTERN - TERRACOTTA FEMALE IDOL - INDUS VALLEY - CA. 1000 B.C.
Curious terracotta fertility idol depicting a female figure standing while s he is praying. Note the strange position of the breasts) Indus Valley Pre-Shunga period, about 1000 BC Intact SHIPPING ONLY BY DHL: 8€ ITALY. 15€ EUROPE, 25€ REST OF THE WORLD
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A intact Indus Valley bottle
A Indus Valley bottle. 2300-1600 B.C. 8,1cm diam, 7,9cm high. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A intact Indus Valley bowl with floral decor as painting motiv
A Indus Valley bowl with floral decor as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 11,9cm diam, 7,5cm high. Painting in black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar.
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A intact Indus Valley omphalos bowl with geometric decor as painting motiv
A Indus Valley omphalos bowl with geometric decor as painting motiv. 2300-1600 B.C. 10,4cm diam, 2,1cm high. Painting in black color. The object is intact. I quarantee that the object is from ancient time and genuine.You can pay with paypal. Shipping worldwite cost 12US-Dollar. ag6 2.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp73%28c%3Eag6%3E2-144b755c1f3-0xfa-
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ANCIENT INDUS VALLEY Large Pottery SEAL, ca.1800 BC. Pippal Leaf Image. Repaired
Large Ancient Indus Valley Clay Seal. Dating to the latter part of the civilisation, Image is of a leaf from a Sacred Fig Tree or Pippal Tree. Also known as a Bo-Tree. These are native to the Ancient and modern Indus Valley. Where the tree can grow to about 30 meters 5.5 cm length. 4.8 cm wide x 1.5 cm thick, and weighs 45 grams. There is a repair to one edge/corner of the leaf but it appears ancient. Residue from an old label(dark area) and surface is quite smooth and worn. From the later end of the ancient Indus Valley civilisation around 18 00 B.C. from a Near East Collection prior to mine. Indus Valley was only discovered for the west in 1921 and excavations didn't begin till 1926 and never on the scale of Ancient Egypt even though they existed at the same point in time. Only a few thousand km's apart. Indus have been. Found to ... morehave been the earliest users of polychrome paints. Surpassing the Mesopotamians who were thought to be the earliest. They have now been found to be the earliest practitioners of dentistry, were advanced in town planning, sewerage and water. Well worth doing an internet search for more information. Certificate Of Authenticity supplied.
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