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CIRCA LATE 2ND MILLENNIUM B.C., KERMAN
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A LARGE PERSIAN TERRACOTTA VOTIVE PLATFORM
CIRCA LATE 2ND MILLENNIUM B.C., KERMAN
The rectangular base with a central horseman between a tall cylindrical altar and a smaller 'flaming' altar, wearing a turban and surrounded by two rings of standing worshippers, all with arms raised, wearing fillets around their heads and several with traces of cloaks, repaired
11 x 9¼ in. (28 x 23.5 cm.)
CIRCA LATE 2ND MILLENNIUM B.C., KERMAN
The rectangular base with a central horseman between a tall cylindrical altar and a smaller 'flaming' altar, wearing a turban and surrounded by two rings of standing worshippers, all with arms raised, wearing fillets around their heads and several with traces of cloaks, repaired
11 x 9¼ in. (28 x 23.5 cm.)
Provenance
Formerly in the Dubiner collection; the Canadian, Sam Dubiner, lived in Israel and formed a collection of mainly ancient Persian ceramics between 1954-1958.
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