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Ancient Cooking Pot in the Time of Israelites Kings
Quick ViewCooking Pot in Judah during the Iron Age Period.
- First Temple period pottery.
- Eight century B.C clay cooking pot.
- Intact two handles and a wide rim on this jar.
- Height 12 cm / 5 inches – Width 13 Cm – 5.5 inches.
- Certificate of authenticity and a stand included.
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First Temple Period Bowl and a Pitcher – King David Era
Quick ViewThis set of vessels is dated to the Iron Age Period (1000- 586 BC).
- Pottery from the time of King David.
- Iron Age Period (1000- 586 BC).
- Ancient pottery discovered in Jerusalem.
- Bowl width: 7.5″ – Bowl height: 3″.
- Juglet height: 4″.
- Comes with display stand.
- Includes a certificate of authenticity and a stand.
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First Temple Period Oil Lamp and Juglet
Quick ViewRed Small Jug and Its Role in Ancient Israeli Illumination
- Authentic First Temple Period artifact from Israel
- Includes oil lamp and red small juglet
- Dates back to the time of King David
- Juglet used as an oil filler for the lamp
- Lamp width measures 6 inches
- Visible burning marks on the lamp
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First Temple Period Small Black Juglet – Found in Jerusalem
Quick ViewIron Age II black juglet used for oil or medicine during King David’s reign.
- Iron Age II (1000–586 BC) juglet.
- Burnished black juglet
- First Temple period.
- Certificate of authenticity.
- Classic display stand.
- Shipped from Jerusalem.
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Iron Age Clay Oil Lamp – First Temple Period – Discovered in Jerusalem
Quick ViewAncient Iron Age Clay Oil Lamp from First Temple Period Jerusalem
● Second Temple Period.
● Closed nozzle Judea design.
● Time of Biblical King David.
● Length: 5″ inch / 12.5 cm approx.
● Discovered in Jerusalem.
● Certificate of authenticity.
● Ships from Israel.
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Iron Age Oil Jug – King David and Israelite Kings Period
Quick ViewAncient Clay Dipper: A Glimpse into Israelite Kings’ Daily Life
- Authentic Iron Age oil jug from Israel
- Dates back to King David’s period
- Clay dipper with a small handle
- Height: 5 inches; Diameter: 3.2 inches
- Used as a measurement tool
- Includes certificate and display stand
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Iron Age Pottery Black Bilbil – First Temple Period Pottery
Quick ViewIron Age Pottery Black Bilbil – Authentic First Temple Artifact.
- Iron Age pottery from the First Temple Period.
- Dated between 700 – 586 BC, a historical artifact.
- Used for medicine or anointment in ancient times.
- Includes IAA export approval for legal transfer.
- Comes with a certificate of authenticity provided.
- Unique piece Iron Age black clay oil filler
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King David Period Clay Anointing Jug – 800 Years Before Christ
Quick ViewFirst Temple period Pottery – Iron Age jug with red stripes and a handle.
- Pouring jug 800 years B.C.
- Pottery used in the prophets Time.
- Anointment pottery jug First Temple Period.
- Red striped jug 5.2 inches long.
- Includes a certificate of authenticity.
