Ancient Persia Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1200 - 800 BC with no evident damage to

with no evident damage to portrait or mount

The handle carved with initials W

etched with oak leaf decoration

He had a small studio in the garden of their house and also worked at the studio of fellow potters Ray and Ellen Stanyer in nearby Maldon

An amazing collection comprising 13 small cast bronze & copper alloy buckles without pins

Ancient Persia Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1200 - 800 BC with no evident damage toAncient Luristan Bronze Arrow Head, circa 1200 800 BC. The triangular arrowhead features a raised mid rib and a part tang, which was to be inserted into a wooden shaft to form the complete arrow projectile. It showcases a rich green patination and light brown earthly encrustations on the bronze, testament to the objects prolonged burial under ground. Reference: Many archeological records can be referred to, in particular we recommend reading; Cf.