A little crystal rabbit, from the underground relic-chamber of Yuanying Pagoda. Shanghai, China, Yuan dynasty, 1271-1368 AD [2200×2000]October 1, 2024
Double Vessel Representing a Funeral Procession. Circa 1200. From the Chimú-Inca culture of the North Coast of Peru [843×843]October 1, 2024
A brass figurine of an official of the royal court. Edo peoples, circa 16th-17th century, Nigeria. [2978 x 3722].September 30, 2024
The Anikova dish is a cast silver plate depicting the siege of Jericho. Created by Nestorian Christian Sogdians in Semirechye during the 8th century BCE [1774×1788]September 30, 2024
At least 2200 years old, this Hellenistic statuette representing Skylla, from ancient Greece. The statuette, standing 28.6cm tall, features Skylla emerging from the sea, with a conus-shaped base decorated with wavy incisions.[716×895]September 30, 2024
Honorary decree of the Eleians to the Olympic Victor Damokrates of Tenedos. Winner of the wrestling constest at Olympia, he becomes proxenos of the city. 300-250 BCE, now housed at the National Archaelogical Museum of Athens [2852×4944]September 30, 2024
A Byzantine ivory plaque with enthroned Mother of God (“The Stroganoff Ivory”). From Constantinople, 950–1025 CE, now housed at the Cleveland Museum of Art [2894×4123]September 30, 2024
A terracotta comedy theatre mask from Roman Tarentum in southern Italy. 2nd-1st century BCE, now housed at the National Archaeological Museum of Taranto [3163×2420]September 30, 2024
The Nora Stone found at Nora on the south coast of Sardinia, is considered the oldest Phoenician inscription found anywhere outside of the Levant. Dated to the late 9th-early 8th century BCE, it is considered particularly notable due to its reference to the name Sardinia in Phoenician [3341×4448]September 30, 2024
Brass figure of a seated Portuguese man. Edo peoples, circa 18th century, Nigeria. [800 x 1200].September 30, 2024
