THREE SYRIAN CYLINDER SEALS

Details
THREE SYRIAN CYLINDER SEALS
CIRCA 2000-1900 B.C.

One of black serpentine engraved with a seated figure drinking from a vessel through a tube, and a standing figure, a laden table between them, with, behind the seated figure, a stag and small animal below, a ball staff, vessel, head, four drill holes in the field, crescent in the sky, line border, 41 x 18 mm, one of black serpentine engraved with a seated figure drinking from a vessel through a tube, and a standing figure, a laden table between them, a ball staff and vessel in the field, crescent and drill hole in the sky, 18 x 9 mm, and one of black serpentine engraved with a seated figure drinking from a vessel through a tube, a bull and a winged temple before him, a plant, ball staff, and vessel in the field, a crescent in the sky, 22 x 11 mm (3)
Literature
Teissier, Ancient Near Eastern Cylinder Seals from the Marcopoli Collection, Berkeley, 1984 nos. 352,353 & 354

Collon, First Impressions, Cylinder Seals in the Ancient Near East, Chicago, 1987, no. 124 (for the second)