The Gluck Collection of Ancient Persian Art

Amlash, c.1000 BC. A lot of 2 terracotta strainers with curled side to hold the larger contents. Both in black clay. Also included a serpentine bowl w

Amlash, c.1000 BC. A terracotta offering tray with horseshoe and cross designs. Holed for drainage. An interesting and most unusual item. Intact with

Amlash, c.1000 BC. A orange-ware altar with four legs on a solid base with a central depression with a slightly raised circular centerpiece. The entir

Amlash, c.1000 BC. A large circular palette or altar with bull-head protrusions around the circumference, a single handle and a small spout. The rim i

Assyria, c.500 BC. A terracotta fluted deep bowl in imitation of metal ware. A nice example with some minor repair, Some loss to edge of rim. D: 18.5c

Assyria, c.500 BC. A red burnished ewer with a wide ribbed body, a small bird-like pinched spout and a flared mouth. Very handsome and intact with onl

Assyria, c.500 BC. A female fertility figure with detailed face, hair and pubic area. Hands are drawn up to breasts and legs held together. A nice pie

Assyria, c.500 BC. A female fertility figure with nicely rendered features but head missing. Hands are held to breasts and legs closed together. H: 15

Achaemenid - Parthian Era, Azerbaijan, c.900 - 600 BC. An orange-crFme colored pottery figure composed of a horse-duck fantasy design with a central h

Achaemenid - Parthian Era, Azerbaijan, c.900 - 700 BC. A frit head from a larger vessel in the form of a styled bird-creature. Mouth is open with beak