An Interesting 12-14thC Salvaged Shipwreck Pottery Amphora

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An Interesting 12-14thC Salvaged Shipwreck Pottery AmphoraOrigin: Unknown Period: Medieval Provenance: From an unidentified wreck in the South China Sea Date: 13th 14th Century Height: 14 inches Width: 6 inches (at maximum) Recovered from an unidentified wreck in the South China Sea, fully enveloped with sea bed encrustations, the classically shaped slender two handled amphora having a conical body and rounded shoulder merging with a narrow neck, survives from the thirteenth to fourteenth century. There are

During the period this button was made

A pretty rug with an overtly geometrical feel that would be able to sit in almost any setting

The lozenge shaped bird quarry is the earliest piece and does have some cracks but does not suffer any loss

around the last ‘o’ that has been reapplied at some stage but the whole is nicely aged

this rug would make a great addition for the collector of Persian kurdish rugs or for anyone after an antique woolen fix for their character sapped floor boards

participating in bacchic rites

Ned with his favourite cotton reel

set with jewels and raised on a dais with silver steps

Interest in RMS Titanic has always been strong but with the arrival of the one hundredth anniversary merely a year away

an elderly bearded figure and a hooded and cloaked lady figure survives from the first third of the twentieth century

depicting the shooting of a film

though sometimes this was done in reverse

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