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Abbasid Islamic Bronze Trade Weight with “KĀMIL” Control Stamp Early Islamic

Culture: Islamic Caliphate (Abbasid). The clear stamping and balanced mass reflect formal oversight typical of Abbasid administrative systems. Umayyad, Abbasid and Tulunid Glass Weights. Early Islamic Caliphate (c. 9th–11th century AD).

Ancient Islamic Silver Amulet Table Antiquity (Ayyubid-Mamluk 1200AD) Pendant

These "Protection Tables" were worn by soldiers, high-ranking travelers, or the sick to serve as a physical manifestation of divine decree. The scalloped top mimics a prayer niche (Mihrab), symbolically pointing the wearer toward the divine.

Early Islamic Talismanic Token Muhammad 800AD Authentic Ancient Artifact COA

Date: 800AD. Object Type: Talismanic token / devotional amulet. The irregular flan and informal execution distinguish this piece from official Abbasid coinage, indicating devotional or protective function rather than monetary circulation.

Early Islamic Bronze Commercial Weight with Engraved Peacock Authentic Antiquity

The form, weight, and engraving style are consistent with early Islamic manufacture. Early Islamic period, circa 7th–9th century AD.

Early Medieval Bronze Market Weight 42.92g 10 Mithqal Standard Certified Ancient

No modern casting seams or artificial aging visible. Weight mass aligns precisely with known 10-mithqal standards. Material: Bronze.

VERY RARE Shiite Clerk Muhammad Baqir Seal Saffavid-Qajar Islamic Medieval

Islamic Personal Seal Muhammad Baqir 1800AD Genuine Artifact. Culture / Period: Safavid–Qajar. The flowing script style and decorative dotted field are characteristic of Safavid and early Qajar period seals.

RARE Ayyubid Bronze Seal Military Crusader Period Lil Tahir Diya’ Certified COA

The Levant during the late 12th and early 13th centuries functioned as a dynamic frontier between Islamic and Crusader political spheres. Seal matrices such as this were indispensable tools within that system.