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First Temple Period Clay Pitcher – King David’s Era
The Pitcher on display here is dated to the Iron Age II (8th Century BC).
- Clay pitcher 800 year before Christ.
- Red varnished and a large handle.
- Height 6.5″ inches / width 4.5″.
- Discovered in Jerusalem area.
- Certificate of authenticity included.
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Iron Age II Ancient Clay Perfume Jug – Discovered in Jerusalem
Ancient pottery perfume jug from the Iron Age II (925-586 B.C.).
Height: 8 cm.
From the time of the divided monarchy and the kings of Israel (Josiah, Hezekiah, Ahab, etc.)
Comes with a certificate of authenticity and all required documents for export approval
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Iron Age II Clay Spice Jug 925-586 B.C – Discovered in Jerusalem
Iron Age II honey jug (925-586 B.C.)
Height: 9 cm.
Found in Jerusalem.This is an excellent piece with two small handles which were used to hang the container in the air. It most likely contained something precious, like honey, and it is a great piece to demonstrate the daily life and culture of the ancient Israelites.
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Iron Age Painted Clay Decanter – Found in Israel
Iron Age II period Painted Decanter used for water during the time of the Israelite monarchy.
- Great Prophets of Israel Period.
- Decorated water Jug 800 B.C.
- Height: 5.1″ / Width: 5.1″.
- Discovered in Judean hills.
- Includes a certificate of authenticity.
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Iron Age Plate – First Temple Period Pottery from Jerusalem
Israelite Kingdom pottery plate Iron Age daily use in the First Temple period.
- First Temple period clay plate.
- Red clay with a round stand.
- Width: 7.8″ / 20 cm – Height: 3.14″ / 8 cm.
- Daily life pottery King David’s time.
- Certificate of authenticity included.
- Shipped from Jerusalem.
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Iron Age Plate – Israelite Kingdom Pottery from Jerusalem
Israelite Kingdom pottery plate discovered in Jerusalem.
- King David period clay plate.
- Red clay with a round stand.
- Width: 7″ / 18 cm.
- Height: 3.5″ / 9 cm.
- Daily life eating bowl pottery.
- Certificate of authenticity included.
- Shipped from Jerusalem.