The Gluck Collection of Ancient Persian Art

Asterabad, c.2500 – 2000 BC. A large black burnished spouted jar with dark linear designs down the sides. A very choice and intact piece and quite at

Amlash, c.1000 BC. A white buff spouted ewer with a long pinched spout, a low flared mouth and a single handle. Some small repairs to the spout. A cho

Amlash, c.1000 BC. A two handled orange buff storage jar with a low flared mouth. Very nice and in perfect condition. H: 27cm.

Ardebil, c.1000 BC. A slender orange burnished single handled amphora with a flared mouth and zigzag red lines horizontally around the body. A choice

Ardebil, c.1000 BC. Lot of 2 ‘gingerbread-type’ figures with holes in rows about one side. Could have been used as gaming boards or something similar.

Luristan, c.1000 – 800 BC. A spouted ewer with a horse decoration upon the spout and a high looped handle with two protrusions. The body is wide throu

Luristan, c.1000 – 800 BC. A spouted ewer with the spout adorned with a small fox. Flared with a corded top handled and a knobbed side handle. Quite a

Luristan, c.1000 – 800 BC. An orange buff pitcher with a small spout, large flared mouth with a strap handle, and a smaller handle to the side. A nice

Achaemenid – Parthia, c.300 – 100 BC. A stone building block with an ornate ram’s head off one end and with carved leaves on one side and indented gro

Iran, Nishapur, Samanid, 9th – 10th Century AD. An orange, black and green over crème glazed bowl with a fish and bird meeting at the mouth. A ...